Canadian thrift drives national postwar resilience
Canadian patriotism rests on saving and thrift as war ends. Citizens at home must maintain production and crop conservation to support the economy. Collective saving will form a strong capital fund to sustain business through looming low mood and hard times after the war.
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War Notes on Allied and Central Powers Fronts
British forces routed Turkish troops in Palestine with over 40 000 prisoners and 265 guns taken. French Serbian British and Greek forces advanced in Servia. Bulgarian troops under German command were driven back across a 180 mile front. US and French forces drove north of Verdun gaining 4 to 7 miles with 5000 prisoners. French retook towns held by Germany since 1914.
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Local Tax Sale Meaning and Urgency to Pay Arrears
Local tax sales reflect unpaid arrears on land listings, not value. The article notes people may delay payments to earn higher returns elsewhere, but stresses prompt payment to avoid bills piling up and penalties.
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Practical Health Mik An Oily Skin
An oily skin means avoiding fatty foods strong tea and rich wines. Eat fruit in the morning and drink clear water. The text also mentions careful washing and a routine but is garbled and partially unreadable.
Watson Tax Sale Notification for 1918 Arrears
Notice under The Arrears of Taxes Act warns that Watson will sell arrears properties at the Town Hall on November 15 1918 at 2 PM unless taxes are paid. Arrears costs total and official seals appear in the notice with town clerk credentials.
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