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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 30, 1918
Page
3
Amid war talk the article notes British mariners remain steadfast despite U boats and warnings. It cites Roosevelt on fear tactics and stresses vigilance at sea, with miners and subs continuing to menace waters as Drake and Nelson lineage patrols persist.
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls Major Fal and an Australian battalion landing in a war setting. The officer questions a man about loyalty, leading to a grim fate for a wounded stranger. The figure Bird is praised as beloved and brave.
Socialist member Stiecklen condemned the government for not replacing aging troops with younger conscripts. He cited 48 year old landstrass men kept in trenches despite orders to remove them from firing lines. Desertions rose as officers denied furloughs and 10,000 older soldiers remained in action, challenging claims of no reserves.
In a speech Arthur Henderson argues that German battlefield victories delay world peace. He urges a League of Nations, democratized governments, arms limits, and end to economic boycotts. He notes German civilians are swayed by dramatic war successes and calls for real peace by exposing war as criminal.
An advertisement style text touts Dodd's Kidney Pills claiming cures for urinary and kidney issues, noting a testimonial of improved health, weight gain, and increased vitality. It also mentions Dr. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy and references unrelated sensational lines from a river environment and a playful product line.
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