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Newspaper
Lemberg Star
Location
Lemberg, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1918
Page
6
A wartime tribute proclaims the Allied cause safe and the German threat shaping to collapse. It extols four years of struggle, credits liberty’s forces, and urges confidence as a turning point nears, despite ongoing work to end the conflict.
A plate in the Middle West gathers Minnesota South Dakota and Iowa to form a sylvan nook of prosperity and contentment. The region’s agricultural wealth drives a hopeful rural story.
The article depicts a prosperous rural Saskatchewan locality as a model, describing extensive corn lands, orderly farms, grazing stock, and comfortable homesteads. It contrasts affluent, social rural life with the austere traditions, urging Canadians to adopt broader social and recreational activities beyond daily farm work.
The author contrasts frugal pioneer ethic with modern Plains life noting Saskatchewan farmers prosper with good homes yet austerity persists. He argues midwestern America shows progress where social amusements and refined amenities are embraced, suggesting Canadians may benefit from adopting such social cultivation.
The article discusses the beef shortage in the West due to high wheat prices and shifts in farming. It notes large buffalo herds in the Wainwright National Park and argues domestication could turn buffalo beef into a substantial western industry, with hardy stock suitable for winter.
A respected businessman, once thriving in city life, endures harsh housing and meager meals while working a Saskatoon district farm. He stays a month under extreme, sordid conditions to fulfill his sense of duty, prompting a call for farmers to provide basic comforts to visiting city workers.
Automobile manufacturers and engineers join with the Bureau of Mines and the Council of National Defense in a nationwide poster effort to stop gasoline waste. An estimated 22 percent of daily consumption is wasted through leaks idle motors and improper use, totaling about 361 million gallons yearly.
A New York Advertising Club meeting formed a committee to lead a national drive against German propaganda in Latin America. Manuel Gongales outlined German efforts including subsidized newspapers and banking influence aimed at shaping U S views, while James Carson noted Germany's growing trade sway via Spain.
Preparations are under way to launch a Victory Loan this fall with community support essential. The piece notes wartime persistence, Saskatchewan prosperity, and the duty to fund the effort despite some crop difficulties, stressing that loaning to government is a solid investment backed by Canada’s leadership.
A brief, puzzling note comments on women and beauty, suggesting some lack of understanding about makeup and presentation. The text seems editorial and observational rather than a report, with fragmented ideas and no clear event or named individuals.
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