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Newspaper

Lawson Post

Location

Lawson, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Oct 25, 1918

Page

4

No Compromise With Assassins

An impassioned wartime editorial denounces German atrocities in occupied France and Belgium. It condemns the massacre and mutilation of civilians, especially women and children, and urges harsh retaliation to end the German threat. The piece calls for unity, harsh measures, and the removal of German aggressors from European soil.

Sir Eric Geethes urges renewed effort in war loans drive

The First Lord of the British Admiralty in America insists on nonstop energy to answer German peace overtures. He calls for nationwide mobilization of money for the war, warning that any slackening in the final push could jeopardize victory. Germany’s pressure is rising, and the best counter is united support for the war treasury.

Eric Geethes Lloyd George Douglas Haig Eric America Germany

Brand Whitlock’s Story of German Invasion in Belgium

Review of Brand Whitlock’s account in Every Body’s Magazine portraying daily life under German invasion. The former American minister to Belgium provides eyewitness detail of sieges, sacked towns, and the moral courage of Belgians amid bombardment.

Brand Whitlock Belgium Everybody's Mr. Whitlock Brussels Gerard Berlin Free Country Louvain Liege

Edith Cavell Killing Story Attracts Wartime Reader

A vivid recital by Brand Whitlock blends journalism and drama to recount Edith Cavell's death and its impact on war readers. The piece urges those interested in the war to study the account from this source, noting restrained yet powerful storytelling.

Edith Cavell Com Jim

Where is The Maple Leaf in Canadian war films

Reader laments over ongoing American centered war pictures shown in Regina and other venues. He argues Canadian and British contributions feel overlooked and calls for more Union Jack and Maple Leaf representation in public screenings.

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