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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
2
The Belgian legation cites heavy civilian losses from the 1914 invasion and ongoing occupation. Estimated deaths by August 1914 exceed 5,000 with regional figures for Namur Luxembourg Brabant and Hainaut.
Sir William Goode outlines in a speech that access to secret food data shows Allied supply prospects. He notes that Germany Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey with 130 million people have lived on severely reduced rations, risking comfort and continued existence.
Fragmentary lines describe a caller identified as Mrs Wayne and a question about a missed call. The readable text shows disrupted dialogue with uncertain names and phrases, indicating a fragmented record from a report or letter.
The article notes the Grand Fleet and British and American navies rally together to combat German submarines. It highlights convoy cooperation and surface fleet readiness, praising crew, officers, and ships as crucial to wartime success and submarine defense.
The report notes Canada has manufactured nearly all shell types from 18 pounders to 92 inch shells and supplied components and materials. It states that in the last six months about 55 percent of shrapnel shells came from Canada, with many complete rounds. Additional Canadian outputs include forgings, propulsion parts, acetone, nickel products, and agricultural machinery.
Royal or provincial laws ban puff pastry and other sugar rich goods with more than 50 percent cane marshmallow and a fine of 100 to or imprisonment up to, or both, for violations.
Fragmentary text hints at Austrian propaganda using fantastical and theatrical elements during conflict. It suggests deliberate distortion or dramatization of events to influence public perception.
Fragmentary notes reference Baron von der Goltz and Brandt Whi in a discussion of duty and moral responsibility during wartime. The text alludes to hostility, guilt, and the roles of writers soldiers and professors in shaping the avatar of duty.
The Toronto Globe notes German leaders acknowledge global hatred grown from Belgium violations and Lusitania sinking. It cites officials like General von Delmansingen and Dr Zimmer to reflect on fear versus respect, urging policy shifts as moral pressure mounts.
London newspapers press for immediate allied intervention to thwart a rapid German grip on Russia. They cite Lord Cecil and stress the entente’s goals without seeking personal gain, also mentioning potential aid from Japan toward a Siberian invasion to support allied aims.
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