Time Ripe For Fasting and Prayer
An Ottawa proclamation designates Sunday January 6 as a day for fasting and prayer for Allied war success. The piece critiques wartime policies, food controls, and railway rate boosts, praising the idea of public observance while warning of government actions and home-front hardships.
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Ottawa
Canada
Waller
Canada Unevenly Represented in Standing Army
From The Sentinel Toronto the article notes uneven Canadian representation in the standing army with fragmented data on enlistments to August and ratios among units. It mentions enlistment totals and interpretive figures amid a brief data-focused report.
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Canada
the Sentinel
Toronto
Seth
Renee
Fapaiatas
Teaching Evangelist of Galilee visits Saskatchewan
Wesley Noble hosts Rev James Hughes visiting from Dundalk Ontario and Gainsboro Ontario. Hughes, veteran minister, spoke at St Pauls Presbyterian on Conscious Continuity of the wee, drawing attentive listeners at Foresters hall series throughout the week.
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Wesley Noble
James Hughes
Dundalk
Ont
Hughes
Moone Jaw
Gainsboro
States
Ontario
Ur. Russell
St. Paul's Presbyterian Church
Foresters’ Hall
The Family Herald and Weekly Star 1918 New Year Offer
A Montreal based family paper promotes a yearly New Year subscription for Canada at 1.25 dollars. It claims the issue brings pleasure to every family member for the year and touts superior value with strong regional claims. The ad mentions a strong readership across homes and farms and positions the paper as unequaled on the continent.
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Canada
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Montreal
Let the Past Be Forgotten
A political meditation on Canada's future after the dissolution of long standing parties. It contrasts self interested leaders with public spirited individuals and laments old orders while praising sacrifice and national unity amidst economic change.
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Canada
Confederation
The Brotherhood Discussion On Canada Race Relation
The Brotherhood meeting Sunday at 3 30 p m in the Council chamber features Herman Burmeister leading a review of the German method in handling race and language issues in Canada. Principal Moir last Sunday outlined the historic race struggle noting how British and French factions shifted power and, despite conflicts, formed a unit on self government and domestic policy.
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Council
Herman Burmeister
Moir
Canada
Masonic Lodge Installs Officers for 1918 in Town
Week Boscariis Lodge A F and A M installed its 1918 officers led by J P M W Fraser and W M W N Alcorn. Abe Henderton left for a winter visit to Lindsay Ontario. A total of 164 was raised and donated equally to the Red Cross and Soldier Boys Comfort funds. In Marconi district concerns rise over absence of the lay young chairman of the school board. A social for returning soldiers in the basement of the church featured generous tables and many speeches.
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Abe Henderton
Indsay
Red Cross
Soltier
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Terian
Priovers in Enemy Beds
London police report a breakthrough in a contested zone with suspected enemy sleepers captured or detained for questioning. Authorities describe the raid as part of a broader security operation amid ongoing tensions.
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