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Newspaper
Lumsden News Record
Location
Lumsden, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
3
An old remedy discusses how cold weather saps energy and mood. It claims Dr Hamilton's Pills restore blood quality, boost nervous energy, and improve appetite to help endure winter and early spring. The ad touts a 25 cent box.
Winston Churchill argues in the Glasgow Sunday News that Britain faces invasion risk without naval strength. He cites past naval force defending civilization and aiding allies, noting Britain’s ports and coaling stations enable open global trade and liberty. He asserts naval power has protected freedom without selfish aggression.
The fragment discusses loyalty to a faith and notes that a league of nations cannot substitute for the British navy, stressing that Britain should not lean on alternatives.
An official London despatch says Esthonia is desperate as German troops destroy railways and telegraphs to the Esthonian army at Heval. Bolsheviks exploit the weakness and appeal to the Entente for arms while a British squadron arrives at Reval via Helsingfors.
United States Marshal Smidd asserts that Uko lehao, an intoxicating ti root distillate, can power automobiles and motorboats in Hawaii. He cites tests showing 65 percent purity and notes ample ti root supply for years of use. Raids have yielded several bottles of okole, with potential for higher proof using better distilling methods.
Reports from Germany describe a growing word of mouth campaign portraying the ex Kaiser as a martyr. Supporters push for his potential leadership in a German republic, arguing it would force statesmen to consider a drastic political shift.
In a Canadian Club address General Mewbarn, minister of militia, reported over 611000 men have passed through Canadian military hands. He stated fighting troops in France would remain on the front until March and added that peace is not yet signed.
Bank of Montreal reports record assets and deposits after absorbing Bank of British North America. Assets rise from 289 million in 1914 to 58 million. liquid assets near 89 million above four years prior. Deposits reach 469 million with 345 million interest bearing, profits up to 2.56 million.
Dutch newspapers press for William II to leave Holland after harsh German submarine warfare that killed Dutch seamen. Readers are urged to sign an address to the government opposing sanctuary for the former Kaiser. Fears persist he would fuel reactionary plots and Bolshevik chaos to restore the monarchy.
French Indo China governor Albert Serraut was shot during the Hanoi Sunday fair by a former temporary civilian service agent. The bullet entered his right side and, as of today, his condition is reported satisfactory.
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