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Newspaper
Lemberg Star
Location
Lemberg, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
6
Editorial discusses preserving democracy in Saskatchewan through free expression of a restive public. It emphasizes the importance of speech rights for a thriving commonwealth and cautions against measures that suppress citizen voices.
In a rallying wartime address the speaker urges renewed effort to win the war. He praises Allied strength and condemns German aggression, urging support for Liberty and Victory loans and stressing unity despite hardship. He warns that Germany may seek to mislead the Allies and weaken resolve.
Canadian officials consider bold immigration measures to populate the West with skilled workers and labourers to cultivate lands and man industries tied to successful agriculture. Ottawa plans federal assistance while provinces manage implementation, amid political shifts and calls for unified action.
The article warns that the Spanish influenza, or La Grippe, is spreading across populations due to wartime travel and trench conditions. Health authorities urge calm and outline simple treatments and precautions to prevent deadly pneumonia and serious complications.
Tribute to General Alex Howe and his promotion to command of a Canadian brigade, with notes on family losses and provincial pride. Also includes wartime recipes using oats, potatoes, and rye flour with buttered pans and a slow bake.
Government restricts bread flour sales requiring total purchases per household. Public anxiety grows over scarce supplies as bakers face tighter quotas and households plan rationed meals amid wartime shortages.
A wartime appeal urges British citizens to support the empire through financial sacrifice and defense of ideals. It praises Canada’s wartime contribution, recalls historic battles, and calls on all civilians to contribute money as the weapon of victory.
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