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Newspaper
Battleford Press
Location
Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
3
Royal Canadian Air Force orders require cadets to sign a written statement expressing their wish to continue air training before departing for training. The policy applies to all Canadian RAF camps in Canada.
A simple remedy is offered by Dr Thomas eee Oil using a few seeds and medicated cotton placed in the ear to ease pain. The ear is delicate and many neglect proper care, treating it as work or needing a doctor.
Former British premier Herbert Asquith replies to Prince Lichnowski about armistice terms. He argues the terms did not exceed just necessities and that Germany brought them on herself.
The note traces aviation milestones from Louis Bleriot crossing the channel to British aircraft built in American factories. It highlights wartime uses from supply flights to frontline provisions, and recalls Santos-Dumont’s earlier 230 yard record alongside Wright brothers achievements.
Civilians returning to homes in France and Belgium through British lines recount harsh ordeals under German rule, while fatigue from long treks and heavy belongings remains. The British advance focuses on rest, rail and wire reforms, and preparing the front for occupation. Air service aids civilian support and despatch tasks as towns celebrate, and soldiers note rising optimism about the armistice.
Vice Admiral Sir David Beatty congratulates the flag officers, captains, officers and men of the grand fleet on their victory at sea. He notes the enemy’s tribute to the fleet and expresses gratitude to all who kept the fleet ready for instant action.
Washington reports fourteen million dollars worth of opium bought by the Chinese government from foreign merchants at Shanghai will be burned there under a forthcoming mandate. The opium is packed in 1200 chests and the event will invite Shanghai residents to attend.
In Allied Port London, the Deutschland U-153, a rated cruiser submarine, surrendered with two American officers rescued from the Ticonderoga. It had returned from a three month cruise in American waters and landed at Harwich after sailing to Kiel. Also surrendered was U-139 commanded by Arnauld de La Pierriere who had earned the Pour le Merite in 1916 for sinking 126 vessels, though the boat was brought in by a relieved first lieutenant who cited Pierriere’s sadness.
Dr. Louis J. Harris of the New York Health Department stresses careful aftercare for influenza convalescents. He warns that lingering weakness and low mood after the illness require tonic diet, moderate activity, and avoidance of overfatigue or chill. He cites eggs in moderation, balanced meals, and J. Williams' Pink Pills as a proven aid to rebuild blood and nerves.
A military brass band from the Toronto district will be sent to Russia to relieve winter monotony and entertain Canadian troops stationed in Siberia.
An advertisement notes Sloan's Liniment relieves rheumatic pain muscle soreness and joint stiffness caused by weather and aches. It claims quick effect and is marketed as made in Canada with availability today.
Ottawa outlines demobilization from overseas as 286000 Canadian soldiers remain abroad. Even at 35000 monthly shipping, it could take over a year to bring everyone home, with railway capacity around one thousand per day and pensioning off older militia officers. The return will influence the size of a permanent force and volunteer militia.
Matthias Erzberger, German secretary of state for peace, will continue Basel armistice talks at Marshal Foch's headquarters. He leads the delegates and will prepare for broader peace negotiations, per the Post of Strassburg.
A militia compiled tally lists Canadian awards in the CEF. Forty Victoria Crosses are awarded, along with 491 Distinguished Service Orders and 1,657 Military Crosses to officers. The Military Medal went to 6,549 enlisted men, and 1,028 Distinguished Conduct Medals. Canadians mentioned in despatches total 3,333. Foreign honors include 305 Croix de Guerre, 102 Cross of St. George, 45 Medaille Militaire, and 20 Italian Bronze Medals.
About 150000 refugees from northern France are returning to their homes from Lille mainly on foot. They report that retreating German soldiers looted shops and sold the stolen food and supplies to locals.
A dispatch reports that Black residents in North Carolina advocate a free state in Africa as their path to self determination, seeking land wrested from Germany as a base for Nacional progress.
Albert Ballin general director of Hamburg America Steamship died recently. A Berlin born shipping giant and trusted advisor to the former Kaiser, Ballin influenced policy and warned that extended war would ruin Germany’s overseas trade. His death marks the loss of a key figure in merchant marine affairs.
Winston Churchill in a speech lauds Britain’s historic freedom of the seas from Trafalgar to the 19th century and urges caution against German ideas. He says Britain’s open ports and non monopoly coastwise trade should be defended as a trust for all, including friendship with the United States.
There may be other corn cures, but Holloway's Corn Cure stands at the head of the list so far as results are concerned.
Harold Spender writing in the Westminster Gazette appeals to English hotelkeepers to provide hospitality during the Christmas season for visitors from Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. The YMCA cooperates with the ministry of information in making necessary arrangements.
Promises to eradicate intestinal worms in children and restore health by cleansing the body's channels. Describes the powders as a reliable remedy for parasitic infections and related illnesses.
Berlin dispatch to the Rhenisch Westphalian Gazette says all German troops in Holland have been disarmed and sent home to Germany. The report notes Amsterdam as the source of the despatch, indicating orderly surrender or repatriation actions following the occupation.
Tokyo newspapers suggest Japan and China raise the race issue at the forthcoming peace conference. Experts foresee efforts to secure a global agreement ending racial discrimination.
Manitoba officials expect to ease settlement of returned overseas soldiers by locating eleven or twelve thousand farmers from abroad. Minister Winkler says land will be available and federal cooperation will enable an effective settlement method for men seeking homes and work.
An Ontario reader credits Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills with relief from heart palpitations dizziness and fatigue after doctors failed. The testimonial asserts improved sleep and ability to work and mentions purchase options by mail from The T Milburn Co Limited.
A American Red Cross delegation crossed the Rhine into Baden at Huningenen, marking the first Americans on German soil. German troops welcomed the Red Cross, cleared roads for ambulance trucks, and urged workers to drink with them while Baden councils sold German goods and supplies. The revolutionary populace cheered the Red Cross presence as canteens opened for the workers. Two hundred Italians were noted among those present.
King George and Queen Mary will arrive in Paris on November 29. The Paris municipal council plans significant entrance festivities in honor of the royal visit.
Professor Masaryk discusses the right of Czech and Slovak peoples to independence within a multi ethnic Europe. He notes the fusion of diverse nationalities under Austria and the need for unity among Slavic groups, while cautioning about territorial and political complexities in the postwar era.
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