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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
3
A wartime London narration defends British conduct in combat with Germany. It cites General Rawlinson urging the Fourth Army to act with restraint and to show that British soldiers do not harm civilians. The piece contrasts British virtue with German actions in the war.
A fragmented OCR item from a Canadian newspaper mentions gun related content in unclear terms. The readable portion hints at federal handling of firearms matters but lacks concrete details or names.
A fragmented item discusses a supposed unwritten rule restricting presidential travel and delegation. It cites Arthur He crossing into Canada and references Roosevelt's inability to leave the country, noting long standing norms tied to the office and embassy ownership, with speculative quotes from a National paper.
The passage extols famed writers including Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Robert Louis Stevenson for prolific word work. It references Henry James and Hall Caine, noting rapid writing feats and literary output across various years and moods.
Loyal Canadian corps receive praise for unity and tenacity. Soldiers who stay behind share in the pride of the Rhine advance, while villages decorate in honor of the allies. Citizens are urged to withhold food from civilians due to shortages until the front passes. Mons renames Place de la Bevarie to Place du Canada in tribute.
Secretary Daniels ordered a nighttime troop transfer aboard the Henderson. Ensign Bradford Ellison and several officers maintained discipline on deck as rain and rough seas heightened danger from submarines. The operation ran from six in the evening to anticix o'clock the next morning before the ship returned to port in Philadelphia.
Fragmentary text recalls major Civil War battles fought on Sundays in England, including a reference to the Wars of the Roses, with mentions of Tawton and Barnet and a note on Easter Sunday. Names and details are incomplete due to damaged OCR.
Parliamentary under secretary F G Kellaway says Britain can pivot from war to peaceful production with less strain. Leicester, Mileston, Nottingham, and Loughborough plants will turn to hosiery needles and related fittings. others swap from airplanes and shells to engines, cars, locomotives, electric fittings, files, and springs, employing thousands.
Abdul Medjin Effendi denounces Turkey’s entry into the war and criticizes Armenian atrocities. He accuses Sultan Moham med V of weakness, condemns remote tribal brutality and provincial officers, and says censorship hid these facts from the public. He argues for alliance with one nation, rejecting foreign control.
A fragment discusses allied protection with Russian representatives leading to the formation of a Russian government under a calentean voluntary army. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a transitional political arrangement involving foreign influence and military support.
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