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Newspaper
Lemberg Star
Location
Lemberg, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1918
Page
3
Allied citizens are urged to take heart as news from Europe confirms progress against the German forces. After years of hardship, the balance of power shifts in favor of liberty, though the war is not finished and the threat remains.
In a Middle West region shared by Minnesota and South Dakota, love and agriculture create a tranquil, prosperous agricultural belt. The passage highlights rural wealth and a peaceful, contented life connected to farming and regional abundance.
The piece contrasts Saskatchewan’s wealthy, well managed farms with a puritanical past. It notes the prosperous midwestern style of plains living, social leisure like tennis, and emphasis on aesthetics. It argues for embracing social amenities to broaden citizen horizons.
The piece argues that high wheat prices and a shift from livestock to grain reduce beef availability in the West. It notes a government herd of nearly three thousand wild cattle in a national park as a potential future source, suggesting domestication could revive Western beef production and even buffalo meat in time.
A New York Advertising Club meeting led to a national campaign to counter German propaganda in Latin America. Manuel Gongales of the National Association of Manufacturers outlined German efforts, including subsidized papers and banking influence, aimed at shaping Latin American views of the United States. James Carson of the Associated Press summarized German reach in Latin American trade and influence from Spain.
A well to do man, once a leading farmer in the Indian Head area, quits comfort to work a month in Saskatoon district harvests under grim conditions. He endures filth and poor rations, then urges farmers to provide basic comforts to volunteers to match their efforts.
Automobile manufacturers and engineers join with the Bureau of Mines and the Council of National Defense in an anti waste drive. The effort estimates daily gasoline waste at 1.5 million gallons, with tank wagon leaks and car washing the biggest losses. Posters are distributed to garages and stations to promote conservation.
Community efforts rise for a fall Victory Loan as leaders cite Lloyd George on funding the war. Saskatchewan residents boast wealth from autos while crops vary. The piece urges support for the loan as a tangible, well backed investment, with Canada standing behind it.
A brief, informal meditation notes that beauty varies by perception and that some women feel challenged to change or enhance their appearance. The voice hints at ambiguity and personal judgment about attractiveness and effort.
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