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Newspaper
Lemberg Star
Location
Lemberg, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 18, 1918
Page
7
An urging piece on home as a woman’s craft and moral duty. It argues happiness comes from love and sacrifice, not wealth, and champions the mother as the true queen of the home, guiding family harmony through patience and cheer.
Despatches point to a possible early general election in Great Britain. Parliamentarians sense a dissolution may come, though no official pronouncement exists. Lloyd George allies and Asquith supporters could face off with Labour. business interests prefer a mandate only if war aims need renewed authorization.
Austrians and Germans push to send a new army into Bulgaria to preserve railway links to Constantinople. The issue risks the fall of Constantinople and severing allied access to the region. Turkish leaders reportedly fear German battleship power in the harbor as time nears the potential upheaval.
Stefansson the explorer after years in the Arctic has reached Beattle after grave hardships. His expedition was once thought lost and he was reported dead. He discovered the Blonde Esquimault and his work expanded knowledge of the country beyond its icy barriers. His mother, a mild old lady, lives in northern Saskatchewan and he will visit her inland for the first time.
Barney Belcourt, condemned for the murder of Mrs Beattie near Theodore Saskatchewan, faces execution by hanging on January 8 at Regina jail. He reportedly pursued the victim's daughter, a key witness, after abusing the mother and locking her in the cellar before abducting the girl into the woods.
Report from Calgary describes the discovery of a man's body in the Bow River after several boys reportedly witnessed disturbing events. Police investigate a strange and tragic affair with few details available.
Police traced a brutal homicide to a motive of robbery. The dead man, a robust veteran identified by several veterans as Rankin, wore garments suggesting a staged robbery. Later reports from Winnipeg said Rankin is alive, complicating the initial murder tale and leaving mystery surrounding the case.
Russian fighter Filip Kenowal now in Vancouver wore the Victoria Crowns. He performed an extraordinary feat while with the Allied forces killing 52 Germans in two days of combat.
A boy named Bert Moline, son of a farmer near Waldeck, died last Tuesday from strychnine after eating crystals he believed to be candy found at a neighbor's house. The incident underscores dangers of toxic substances misrepresented as sweets.
In the southern portion of the province the Gaudry family endures heavy losses after the father dies last week and a daughter succumbs to Spanish influenza. A second daughter remains near death from the same illness.
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