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Newspaper

Battleford Press

Location

Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Dec 06, 1917

Page

14

Englishwoman Lingers as Autumn Winds Threaten Town

In a seaside town Mrs. Lloyd defies seasonality staying on with daughter Kitty and friend Hilary as a stormy autumn nears. The group, including the Squire and Monsieur, anticipates news from England while plans to return are weighed against the lure of the local restaurant and a growing sense of looming change.

England Kit Andignac Meyrick Langton Mr. Strangways Hilary Times the Times Squire Schlem Mr. Langton Dufour Mesaa Kitty Calais Boulogne Lloyds Hotel de la Marine Mrs. Lloyd Madame Dufour Monsieur Edouard Dufour Madame Oaris Ron Dolly Monsieur’s Lloyd

The Real Atrocities of the 1914 Belgian Invasion

The narrator reflects on German invasion impacts in Belgium from August to November 1914. He notes casualties and destruction but emphasizes civilian suffering, noting families fractured, towns ruined, and cemeteries filled with noncombatants while some children speak of lost parents.

Belgium

Beer-sheba in Bible Verse and Battlefield Reference

The piece traces Beer-sheba from its biblical meaning seven wells to its location near Gaza and its distant cultural echoes in Judges and Genesis. It notes biblical mentions, historical sites Bir es-Seba, and speculates on British artillery actions at Beer-sheba amid Turkish forces.

Beer-sheba Palestine Gaza Rheims Bir-es-Seba Dolder Beer-sheba Dan Halifax Vancouver Abimelech Abraham Isaac Hagar Amos Elijah Beerba Beer-shebay

Pall Mall in War Time Reflects Quiet City Center

A wartime view along Pall Mall shows a subdued, almost deserted scene from the Circus to Hyde Park Corner. Few pedestrians, mostly soldiers, with a hospital uniform group and a tall officer hobbling on crutches, contrasting with prewar bustle and recruiting vigor.

Pall Mall Circus Hyde Park Corner Westminster Gazette

Judge cuts alimony for extravagant wife in New York ruling

A New York judge reduces a woman's alimony citing extravagance. The exchange questions whether extravagance should influence judicial sympathy and hints at widens voting motives for judges.

New York

The Lesson of Italy in War Outlook

Northcliffe warned that Prussian strength endures and could Even now be as formidable as in 1914. The Ottawa Journal Press argues only sustained field force and total effort can break Prussia and secure democracy worldwide.

Lord Northcliffe Northcliffe Timist Joffre Paris von Kluck Aisne Germany Prussia Ottawa Journal Press

Germans Use White Flag Tactics at Gravenstafel Ridge

The Providence Journal cites German forces advancing on Gravenstafel ridge under a white flag. They allegedly drove the British line a mile forward to a depth of a fifth of a mile, but failed to hold the gained ground. The paper questions German honor and accuses them of treachery.

Gravenstafel Germany Providence Journal

Indians and the Franchise Debate in Canada

A Toronto Daily News correspondent argues Indians should not get franchise rights until they can converse in English and read or write. Chief Whetung of the Chemong reserve objects, noting Indians are aboriginal residents whose rights deserve recognition and equal treatment with immigrants who gain the vote despite language barriers.

Toronto Daily News Canada Whetung Peterborough Review

Victoria Crosses Awarded Since Inception

The London Express notes that since the Victoria Cross began, over sixty years ago, fewer than 1,000 have been awarded. Of these, 522 were granted before the present war and 317 in the last three years.

Crimea London Express

First Dance Prompt Followed by Quick Reassurance

In a brief exchange Miss Bute permits the speaker to take the first dance last night. Jack notes she believes in getting disagreeable things over with quickly.

Cholly Miss Bute Jack

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