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Newspaper
Lemberg Star
Location
Lemberg, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 11, 1918
Page
6
The article lauds Saskatchewan Harvest Thanksgiving as a yearly rite linking agricultural prosperity to wartime victory. It celebrates abundant crops, patriotism, and the British Empire’s unity under war pressures, noting farmers’ patriotic duties and the global significance of grain production.
The piece argues that Allied victories in World War I align with national prayer and religious conviction. It cites British leaders including Kitchener and Haig, Ulster Volunteers, and invokes biblical prophecy to claim faith fuels strength and exploits on the Western Front.
The decision to allow each Dominion to send a minister to London as a member of the Imperial War Cabinet and for Dominion prime ministers to communicate directly with the British prime minister signals a shift toward dominion partnership. The London Times notes grievances vanish and the Dominions emerge from child status to equal partners, a historic development reflecting Canada’s pride in its imperial role and shared ideals.
Readers ask about the origin of the word Gypsy and meanings of dam and who is "She" in history. The column explains Gypsy derives from ancient nomadic groups with possible Egyptian association, cites Borrow and Kipling, notes dam as a small Portuguese coin, and suggests reading Gospel of John for a literary answer.
The fragment describes mixing 12 cup granulated sugar with 12 cup brown sugar and other ingredients to form a dough or batter. It mentions adding water, flavoring, and spices, then shaping and baking on a greased pan covered briefly with a towel before baking.
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