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Newspaper
Lemberg Star
Location
Lemberg, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 29, 1918
Page
8
Editorial outlines that the column welcomes public service voices and redress of wrongs. It emphasizes the Commonwealth and Saskatchewan as focus areas and defends democracy through free expression by an enlightened people. The piece invites contributions from all who have public concerns to share.
The letter to Premier and local government urges grave, data based deliberations on federal relations with Saskatchewan and Alberta. It warns against partisan tone and calls for constitutional expertise to assess the multi million dollar alienation of provincial heritage and the potential impact on future provincial wealth.
Silent fragment from a newspaper page lists names and partial phrases. The readable items include scattered words and possible event references, with no complete sentence or clear action to report.
The article salutes General Sir Arthur Currie, noting a career from Victoria real estate to command of the Gordon Highlanders and Fifth Brigade. It highlights his leadership at Pestubert Langemark and his unit’s defense against gas and numerically superior Germans, claiming Currie’s actions influenced western front operations.
A biased survey argues that many Canadian journals are swayed by politicians and special interests, stifling free expression. It laments the decline of independent reporting, notes past journalistic support for responsible institutions, and warns that press freedom now carries suspicion and reduced influence.
A distorted passage reflects on the era of valiant honours on the battlefield. It muses on romance and gallantry, referencing General Carrie and a Canadian figure as ideals while noting the impact of shells and ancient battles.
The piece argues Liberal supporters consider halting politics after the war and warn against forming new parties or factions. It contends the public is weary of political intrigue and calls for a purge of old partisan strife to restore patriotism and free expression.
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