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Newspaper

Landis Record

Location

Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Jan 24, 1918

Page

4

Jerusalem Falls to Allied Forces Ends 1917 Campaign

British and allied troops seal capture of Jerusalem after a long campaign in Palestine. General Allenby advances from Gaza to Hebron and Jaffa, seizing Beersheba and El Khalil paths, with the Holy City’s fall ending years of Ottoman rule.

Jerusalem Doane Allen Ian Allende Palestine Suez Canal Egypt Mediterranean Sea Allenby el Arish Ttch Maghdabad Revees Holy Land el Khalil Beersheba Gaza Ebron Jerusalemen Tal Jaffa Conat Foy Seek AP Resier Hebron Edad Edmund Henry Allenby Pene Seog Arras

Masses Lose Faith in New Order Amid Party Strife

A London Chronicle report relayed by Har Williams describes peasants and workers grown weary and disillusioned by ongoing party conflicts. The populace distrusts committees, ignores elections, and questions promises of a new order, seeking simple authority and stability.

Bolshevki Har- Williams London

War Shock and Nervous Breakdown of Recruits

Article discusses the strain on immigrants and soldiers, noting that preexisting nervous disorders surface under stress. It cites Sir William Osler and Journal of the American Medical Association on refusing unstable men for service to avoid reductions in army effectiveness.

Oime Britain William Osler The American Medical Association United States

parchment from 1528 found in Cortez mansion

A parchment dating to 1528 was discovered in the Cortez mansion located in Coyoacan a suburb of Mexico City. The document's origin and contents are under study by researchers and historians.

Cortez Coyoacan Mexico City

Devonshire Heroine Ella Trout Saves Trapped Sailors

Ella Trout of Hall Sands Devonshire, nineteen, rowed through heavy seas to rescue a sinking English trawler crew off Start Point. She dragged exhausted sailors into her small boat and returned them to safety, earning praise from Parliament and invitations to visit Exeter.

Ella Trout Devonshire Elle Ross England Ella Hall Sands Devon Alfred Noyes Heaven Dartmouth Exeter

Skating Rinks for Convalescent Soldiers

Arrangements have been made for skating rinks at convalescent homes run by the military hospitals commission for returned soldiers needing further medical treatment or industrial reeducation. Skating offers exercise and recreation under medical officer permission and is expected to be a key winter amusement in out of town centres.

Military Hospitals Commission Civil Ufe Pat France

Dun-sur-Meuse Town's Name Sparks Paronymic Confusion

In Dun-sur-Meuse the townspeople believe there is meaning in a name as their patrynomic mirrors that of a sealing and olece merican, a clash that causes humorous misidentification and social confusion. Local residents discuss how the name affects perception and daily interactions amid a tongue-in-cheek mood.

Dun-sur-Meuse

Waste Paper Collection Report Slips From City Yard

A fragmentary note describes waste paper and ryepepert pickups, with references to wrappers and a pickup by the US agency. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate routine collection activity and packaging.

Desperate Revenge Hero Captain Saves Brigade at Mesmeres Front

A staff captain under heavy shelling at the Mesmeres front in late November led a bold action after German forces damaged a local base. Armed with a heavy stick and revolvers he killed or dispersed Germans near an ammunition dump and later cleared Les Posstology in hand to hand fighting. He shot eight machine gunners and held the position until relief. Other British commanders are cited as examples of frontline leadership.

Inhole Baby Los Englan Mesmeres Marcoing Les Posstology

Dominion Entomologist Annual Report Details Pest Control Progress

The Dominion Entomologist issues a twenty four page annual report for the year ending March 31 117 outlining regional entomological stations and progress in controlling insect pests across grain field crops fruit forest and stored products. It notes wildlife conservation efforts and states no pest control recommendations are given in the report. Copies are available from the Publications Branch Ottawa.

Dominion Entomologist Department of Agriculture Ottawa Surete Agriculture Buncreen of Agriculture Department O Agueuttucs

Warnings Against Spies Spread at Navy Yards

Notices posted at United States navy yards warn personnel to avoid discussing naval affairs with outsiders. Cards urge secrecy to prevent leakage of movements, cargoes, courses, or plans. Speak up about any attempts to obtain information and remember that care protects sailors and ships.

United States Navy Enes Y

Lone Canadian in Gallant Fight

A Canadian patrol story recounts fierce trench actions near No Man's Land. One NCO and five men repelled nine enemy raiders, with corpses left behind and a wounded defender captured before escape. The narrative notes a grenade and dagger struggle leading to German casualties and a found body near the wire.

No Man‘s Land Paone

German Letters From Alsace Lorraine Filtered Through Stuttgart

Allies report Germany now restricts mail to Alsace and Lorraine soldiers by routing through Stuttgart the letters their families receive after government extracts. The sample extract shows a husband writing to his wife about harvests, health, and longing, ending with his name Alphonse.

Germany Alsace-Lorraine Alsace Lorraine Stuttgart Seepres Porvnns Monhouse

Red Head Club Aims for National Fame

Pres H M Clemmer leads the Red Head club as they seek national recognition and plan to recruit members. Secretary Baker notes Americas first shot in war was fired by a red-headed gunner.

H. M. Clemmer Red Head Club Wired Baker America

Community hopefuls eye Cen two leadership chance

Local residents express willingness to lead and anticipate a potential Cen two opportunity later, signaling optimism about leadership roles and future development.

Veonle Cen

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