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Newspaper
Melfort Moon
Location
Melfort, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 18, 1918
Page
9
Entry of King Ferdinand in Bucharest Amid Allied Victory
Advices from London report King Ferdinand and Queen Marie entering Bucharest with London’s low light and French army escort. Buildings glowed with allied banners as General Berthelor and British officers greeted them. Destruction and flight marked Bucharest since November 1916 as Jassy had served as Romanian government seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
London
Ferdinand Sod
Marieia Verereai
Bucna
Berthelor
Flor Jassy
Reception of British Troops Eases German Mood West of Rhine
A Daily Mail report from the front notes Germans west of the Rhine grow cordial toward Field Marshal Haig’s forces. Locals fear Bolshevik unrest, seek peace, and portray demobilized troops lacking civilian clothes. Guards discuss arms in barracks amid sporadic anti-Bolshevik sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lendes
Rhine
Briish
Marshal Haig
Daily Mail
Duren
Fragmentary note on mothers and strength to overcome
Fragmented text mentions mothers with strength and attitude to resist misery and weakness, implying a motivational message.
Sacrifices Repaid as Allied Push Drives German Fronts
The Morning Post notes Allied attacks from August 18 1918 to early November that shattered German defenses and sent troops reeling toward the Rhine. It claims British forces inflicted heavy losses, nearing 19 000 men per month at the war’s end, and asserts occupation of Rhine territory would signal a decisive military defeat to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Post
President Wilson To Visit Vatican On Christmas Day
Telegraphed report from Rome indicates President Wilson will be received at the Vatican on December 25 after the pope hosts the sacred college. An assurance says no obstacle will block his visit and he may go directly from a royal invitation to the Vatican for a ceremony of sovereign honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Rome
Wilson
Pope Benedict
Sacred College
Vatican
Monsignor
Bonaventura Revi
Peps
London
Wilson Cay
Seed Grain Required for Alberta Farmers
H A Craig deputy minister of agriculture told the United Farmers directors in Calgary that a large portion of Alberta farmers will need seed grain. He noted substantial wheat in southern Alberta and that enough wheat has been bought to feed the province and stored in government terminal elevators. Distribution will be through municipalities with districts also served by the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alberta
H. A. Craig
Craig
The
United Farmers
Edmonton
Wetaskiwin
Woman Serves 54 Years in Public Service
A longtime LA government employee, Mrs Hyde, resigns after 54 years of service. She spent four years in initial service and never took a sick day, never weary of her duties, seeking some leisure in later years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caplayn
Mies Hyde
Ruin Inevitable Warned by German Finance Minister
Dr. Schiffer, German finance minister, warned in Berlin that continued current policies will bring inevitable ruin. He blamed excessive spending on trivial state administration and unemployment, saying credit at home and abroad is failing and that wartime taxation bills will be introduced retroactive to 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Dr. Schiffer
Berlin
Milburn Heart and Nerve Pills Ad
An early 20th century advertisement promises relief for insomnia and nervous distress. It touts Milburn Co. pills sold by mail from Toronto Ontario and urges buyers to send price for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn
Milburn Co. Limited
Toronto
All Outdoor Calls in B C Naterse Close Doors to Summer
The piece extols British Columbia as a summer paradise for prairie readers. It invites travelers to Capilano Canyon Gorge Stanley Park and Stanley Park golf while praising the Empress and another Vancouver hotel. It notes a 500 mile scenic route along the Canadian Pacific Railway with two trams obtainable from CP representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naterse
British Columbia
Capilano Canyon
Stanley Park
Canude
Vancouver
Vidodede
Empress Hotel
Vic
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific
Must Pay With Gold and Britain’s War Costs
A 1920s style debate argues Germany should reimburse war costs with gold and nonmanufactured assets rather than goods. The speaker warns against flooding Britain with German manufactured imports and urges using gold and labor to repair Belgium and France. Manitoba plans stallions sale to support horse breeding amid economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalition
Germany
Great Britain
Germaary
Prover
Belgium
Churchill calls for keeping Heligoland in British hands
Winston Churchill, minister of munitions, told a Dundee audience that Britain will insist on the right to maintain naval supremacy and will resist any restrictions. He noted Heligoland, a former Danish island ceded to Britain in 1914, as a strategic base near Kiel and the Kiel Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heligoland
Great Britain
Germany
Winston Spencer Churchill
Dundee
Mr Churchill
Great Briain
North Sea
Elbe and Weser
Kiel Canal
Foch May Visit America Invited by New York Mayor
Cable from Marshal Foch to Mayor Hylan indicates willingness to visit the United States when duties permit. The message expresses profound gratitude for New York’s invitation and the people there, reflecting a warm reception of the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
Marshal Poch
United States
Hylan
Hyilan
Tay
New Y
Me Easterly Health Message
A brief inquiry asks about children with worm infections and whether there is any concern about COVID-19 or related conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easterly
Two Men Recall Horse Show Ad Ventures in Anecdote
Fragmentary dialogue from a horse show era features two men boasting about escapes with horses and a wartime veteran Lieut ent O Leary VC celebrated at Tedenham Park Mullingar Ireland. The garbled text references the First V C and convalescent home scenes with scattered names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C
Peticota
Tedenham Park
Mullingar
Ireland
O'Leary
Prussian Guard in Copenhagen Target Spartans
A Copenhagen despatch to the Daily Mail says the Ebert government plans sharp measures against the Spartans as its position grows stronger. Spartacus organizers' offices were examined by government forces with arrests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mail
Copenhagen
Ebert
Spartacus
Nerves Shattered by Operation
A patient recalls severe temple pain and persistent discharge from the ear leading to a Montreal hospital decision for indoor treatment and brain bleed after surgery. Doctors say recovery was miraculous and the patient remained exhausted and bed-bound for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H
Meadow Brook Farm
Westasia
Salles Sask
Montreal
Eean
Preservation of Fish Meat Through Water Application Reveals Freshness
Researchers at Columbus University announced a method to keep fish meat indefinitely fresh by water treatment and later restore its original state. The approach, described in chemical laboratories, is claimed to boost the world meat shipping capacity significantly, potentially more than twelvefold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formeer
Chemical Laboratories
Columbus lDniversity
Austria Aims at Separate Peace Amid War Struggles
Count Deermin says Austria in 1917 sought a separate peace, even offering Germany Galicia for Alsace Lorraine while pleading for surrender. remarks attributed to former Austro Hungary foreign minister and German generals describe repeated top level failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceernin
Associated Press
Austria
Germany
Galicia
Alsace- Lorraine
Deermin
Vee Lodendorf
Hospital Ships May Land at Portland Me
A Halifax board of trade official denies grounds for Halifax terminal concerns while a high military official argues Portland offers faster hospital care for disembarking troops. The aim is quicker transfer from transport to hospital, with Portland a roughly twelve hour run from Montreal compared to Halifax. Demobilization could increase troop movements from England to Canada, stressing Halifax duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifas
Halifax Board of Trade
Militia Department
Portland
Halifax
Montreal
England
Canada
Britain’s Mercantile Navy Sent 1.9 Million Soldiers Across
A wartime oration recalls 1.9 million Americans crossing with 1.1 million borne by British mercantile ships, praising Britain’s ships for saving liberty across eras from Elizabeth I to Kaiser Wilhelm II. It notes risks to food and materials to ferry troops and contrasts past balance sheets with today as German submarines stalk Britain and allied forces advance toward Rhine and German cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
British Mercantile Marine
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Louisa XIV
Napoleon
Kaiser William II
Germany
Rhine
No Social Barriers Lift High Offices in Turkey
The article notes Talaak Pasha resigning the highest Ottoman dignity while once living as a modest telegraph clerk. It suggests Turks may view social mobility differently and questions how barriers affect ascent to top positions in the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Talaak Pasha
Ottoman Empire
Jorups
Ensler
Last Word in Democracy Boots and Workwear Talk
A woman speaker urged women workers to pursue footwear industry roles, recounting her own boot and shoe making as proof of capability. She demonstrated repairs and fitting, urging regular boot mends and practical home support, while addressing expectations for women in labor.
British advance in Mesopotamia brings limited peace
A dispatch describes Basra, Kut el Amara, Baghdad and Mosul transformed by wharves sanitation tramways and telephones under British administration. It notes prosperity slowly grows though Arab opinion is cautious and mostly receptive to continued British aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadon
Basra
Kat-el-Amara
Bagdad
Mosul
Minard’s Liniment Cares Diphthertily in Belgium Crisis
Fragmentary wartime note describes Belgian authorities using Belgian automa bien in Holland to transport crown prince and entourage. Document mentions Brussels despatch and Dutch production context amid German soldier movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Brussels
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B.C
Manitoba
Manitobs
Oeder
Gedinas
Bob Wie
Foch
Spartans
Minard
Portland, Me
Joseph McKay
Essas Ac Easate Oi
Sloan’s
Lady Petre
Therapion Sh
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