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Abbotsford Post

Location

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Nov 15, 1918

Page

3

Germany Accepts Armistice Terms Ending World War I

Washington reports Berlin agreed to armistice terms that require evacuation of occupied lands within days, surrender of submarines and warships, and large disarmament. Allied forces to control key Rhine crossings and border areas with Allied and U.S. supervision.

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Danderine Promise of Dandruff free Hair

Thick glossy hair is advertised as dandruff free with a small bottle of Danderine. The ad claims one application doubles beauty, dissolves dandruff particles, and prevents hair loss by restoring strength and lustre, urging purchase at any drug store.

Canada must sell surplus crops to Britain via Victory Bonds

As a farmer in a farming nation Canada seeks to protect its British trade by extending credit through Victory Bonds. The plan promises a five and a half percent return to lenders and supports future exports, highlighting the need for immense capital to finance Britain’s cash purchases.

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Victory Loan stance described by The Weekly Press

The Weekly Press claims duty during the campaign to boost Victory Loan support. It notes Canada must exceed 500 million, with rural districts contributing many brave soldiers. The paper defends its influence on public opinion and asserts it reaches small towns more than daily publications.

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Victory Loan Presses for Public Access to Frames

Fragmented OCR notes urge the Press to push Victory Loan coverage. Mentions public halls closed and reader involvement, calling readers to print and inform about 40 Unt tier and "Tuyie Road today" amid wartime efforts and local participation.

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