Hawick to Hawick Crossing the Moorland Trail
Foster travels with Pete through the Scottish moors toward Hawick then plans a night in town. He weighs loyalties as militia and law mix with a wary guide and a looming decision about safety and direction. The piece follows their movement from upland heath to river town streets.
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Foster
Pete
Werther
Fortier
Het Foster
Bern
Hawick
Piddesdale
Teviot
Liddell
North Tyne
Amy
Glen
Cote Basin
Lowes Geval
Montisendes
Iawick
Shrer
Selkirk
Peebles
Yarrow Arother Trace
Waterside
Rasmnol
la Baal
The Old Fashioned Doctor Calls for General Practice Revival
A discussion argues that medical training toward specialization has reduced the number of general practitioners. It urges restoring appeal to general practice and maintaining admission standards while boosting the status and opportunities for the traditional family doctor.
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Civlan
Fiehca
Philadelphia
Leder
Proud to Be Canadian
A reflective piece on the American trip reminding readers of Canadian identity and perceived virtues. It highlights themes of generosity, consistency, and neighborly regard while contrasting with a distant view of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United
No person may manufacture cream candy cake crackers cuits pastry confections
Public notice lists prohibitions on producing various edible goods including cream, candy, cake, crackers, cuits and confections. The document outlines restrictions and compliance requirements for manufacturers within the jurisdiction.
Women and work ideas for wartime kitchens and jobs
A wartime U.S. magazine excerpt discusses how women can support the war effort through new roles and domestic efficiency. It argues women should consider factory work or dairy plant labor while offering practical kitchen tips to conserve food, reduce waste, and prepare meals efficiently.
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Peter
Jnret
Australia
Intario
Howeser
Reunion of Hearts in London Welcomes American Troops
A report describes a ceremonial march through London by American troops and the warm reception from Britons led by leaders of London. The piece lauds shared ancestry, unity, and the moral victory of reconciliation over old feuds, highlighting a future alliance between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
Pler
Os Ec
Sa Tink
Washington
Sufficient Sugar for Canning Reported
A fragmented note discusses sugar needs for canning at Wesiaven. It emphasizes ensuring enough sugar for preservation and mentions likely methods and supplies. The readable text centers on availability and planning for canning sugar.
Mammoth Incubator in Alberta's Provincial Poultry Plant
The Alberta provincial poultry facility operates a large incubator with a capacity of 3,900 eggs. Heat is provided by a network of hot water pipes heated by a cooling water jacket. The machine is divided into twelve compartments, each sized to hold about 2 tens of eggs.
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Alberta
Community Building Opens With Farmers Market Features
Community building hosts a county fairlike event with farmers and their wives visiting stalls, purchasing goods, and dining in a shared club room. Merchants provide lunch space and checkrooms to ease handling of purchases while displaying farm products, canned goods, and preserved foods.
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Ommunity
Tereas
Chamerce
Nowénitetr
Aviation Possibilities Enormous for Postwar Transport
Winnipeg Telegram outlines postwar aviation prospects for Canada. A federal plan would reuse wartime training and equipment to deploy hundreds of aviators, enabling forest patrols, surveying, and passenger service. Government support and early action are urged to secure jobs for Canadian pilots.
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Montreal
League
Anada
Frost
Canada
Winnipeg Telegram
Lectures on Agriculture At Summer Stages Course List
Lectures will cover agriculture topics for inspectors of schools. Professors will speak on crops, plant and economy, animal husbandry, trees, and farm gardens for pupils. General talks will address economics, rural sociology, management, and farm education.
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Professor Dowell
G. Harcourt
Dean Howes
Hopkins
Alberta
S. H. Roberts
East Province Farmers Boost Acreage After Tour
Fragmentary report notes farmers in the eastern provinces expanding crops including bakecy and potatoes after a tour. Details on locations and dates are unclear.
Conserving Moisture for 1919 Crop Yields and Field Practices
Extension notes describe moisture conservation by early spring plowing and weed control on cultivated ground. Early May plowing yielded substantially higher wheat per acre than July plowing, while weed-heavy fallows reduced moisture. Green crops plowed under offered no extra return versus barnyard manure.
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Scott Station
Neil Early
Fragmentary note on regional norms and frogs in districts
Fragmentary text discusses four year terms and regional differences, noting northern districts with reference to earls and frogs. The passage lacks clear names, dates, or actions and reads as an editorial or mnemonic fragment.
The Strong Grasp of Friendship in Global Struggle
Fragmentary wartime essay asserts democracy versus militarism as Britain and allies confront a decisive global liberty fight. It extols patriotic sacrifice by British sons and the powerful army shaping world outcomes, framed as a dramatic confrontation of ideologies.
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Britain
Great Britain
Restaurant Licenses Required
A report notes it was illegal to operate a dining place without a licence from the Canada food board. The deadline was extended from January to July due to a surge in applications the board would not process in time.
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Canada Food 4
Jane
Great Britain's Part Immense Efforts In Many Directions
The article notes Britain pursues diverse efforts during wartime and hints at broader public awareness. It reflects on the scope of mobilization and the need for clearer public understanding of the national task.
British Navy and Mercantile Fleet Roles in World War I
The piece notes daily British support to France with 7 personnel and 30 000 tons of supplies, totaling 13 million personnel transported by end of August 1917 with 3 500 deaths. It cites Royal Dockyards repairing 1 170 war vessels since the war began and argues these naval and merchant efforts are underappreciated compared to German wartime activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Bat
Mercantile Marine
Serose Mesea
Jetlar
Royal
Great Britain
Germany
London
Increased Garden Acreage Plans At Canada Food Station
An article notes an expanded garden acreage surpassing last year by at least 200 acres. Efforts focus on analysis planning to can dry and store surplus crops. Mr. Sie is mentioned as chair.
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Lucia
Food Board
Canada Food
Sie Hone
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