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Newspaper
Maple Creek News
Location
Maple Creek, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
9
A military brass band from the Toronto district is being sent to Russia to entertain Canadian troops in Siberia to relieve the monotony of winter life. Miller's Worm Wonders is promoted as a medicine to eradicate worms in children and restore health.
The Temps reports the German mission for peace preliminaries will not be quartered in Paris but will stay in the immediate vicinity of the city to conduct negotiations.
A brief ad notes earache as torture for the ear and promises relief with Dr Thomas electric oil. A few drops on lint or medicated cotton placed in the ear will work wonders in relieving pain.
Five Dutch ships laden with Moor will depart American ports for Holland with government permission. Their cargoes will enable an immediate increase in Dutch bread rations.
King George and Queen Mary of England will arrive in Paris on November 29. Paris municipal authorities plan major entrance ceremonies and related festivities to honor the royal visit.
A dated testimonial describes skin troubles on the left arm after vaccination, spreading to both hands and fingers. The sufferer states inability to work and mentions daily toilet use, signed March 25, 17.
Vice Admiral Sir David Beatty praises the grand fleet after the German fleet surrender off the Firth of Forth. He thanks flag officers, captains, officers and sailors for sustaining readiness and efficiency that earned wide admiration from the enemy.
Civilians return to homes in France and Belgium through British lines, exhausted by long walks and carrying belongings in carts. They express bitter hatred of the Germans after years of subjugation as slaves and beasts of burden. The focus shifts to organizing forward movement, rest for troops, and upgrading rail and wire facilities toward the front. Airplanes will support operations amid transport difficulties.
Erzberger will continue as secretary of state for peace and head of German delegates at Marshal Foch's headquarters to negotiate the armistice and prepare for peace talks, as requested by the government.
The influenza convalescent faces lingering weakness and low mood, says Dr Harris of the New York Health Department. Emphasizing rest, careful nutrition, and moderate tonics, he warns against ignoring post illness debility and stresses gradual return to strength with proper diet and sanitation.
Fragmentary line urges living fully with a century as a horizon. The quote credits Aan Lee and hints at enduring perspective beyond the immediate moment.
The piece recalls James Ballin a leading shipping figure and adviser to the former German emperor, describing his influence and alleged role in submarine policy and wartime decisions. It references a 1916 conference with the emperor and von Hinlenbure and notes Ballin’s later reduced prominence after U S entry.
Marcel Hutin of the Eche de Paris reports that Paris notes Marshal von Hindenburg argued famine pressure helped trigger surrender. He adds that the main cause was Germany’s army near collapse with exhausted reserves and munitions, facing possible breakthrough by Allied forces.
The fragment notes ay's Cormu Criry as leading the field for fierce results, but the passage is unclear about the exact cures or comparisons with others.
A report states American intervention saved about 70 percent of 1,900 prisoners in a Siberian camp. The captives, weakened and scantily clad, faced harsh winters until American aid provided Denkets and warm garments from Swedish and Danish Red Cross sources. Food is now abundant.
Manitoba will assist 11 000 to 12 000 veterans from overseas forces to settle homes and seek land with broad land availability. Hon. W Winkler minister of agriculture cited federal cooperation as key to practical settlement efforts.
The text appears as a jumbled OCR fragment about health products and a Canadian connection, with garbled phrases and unclear references. No coherent event, person, or organization can be reliably identified from the readable portions.
A brief dispatch from the American press notes twenty wine sweeping vessels left German possession and arrived in Belgian and Dutch waters before being interned by authorities.
A testimonial ad describes Millican's Heart and Nerve Pills providing prompt relief for heart palpitations and mood lows. A reviewer claims past doctors failed yet reports regained ability to work after using the pills, with a note about availability through dealers and the company.
A German submarine operating off the American coast reportedly sank Taeem tons of shipping. The crew claimed the sub sank a vessel and had forty two men and twenty two torpedons aboard, according to a statement by its sub-lieutenant in command.
Dominion Express Money Orders are on sale in five three end offers through Ces tle, with details readable in the brief notice.
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