Kaiser Seen Retreating Yet Unbroken amid War Turmoil
Reports from observers describe the Kaiser at length in Holland still commanding presence despite illness and old age. He travels in Prussian regalia, coolly awaiting officials, while Allied fleets reach Constantinople and the Byzantine capital shifts to Christian rule. King George thanks America for wartime aid as police pursue camel Stevens for extensive forgery at Melfort.
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Holland
International
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Constantine
Constantine the Great
Europe
Russia
Germany
Agc
Camel Stevens
Melfort
Soldiers Await Returns Nations Warmly as War Ends
The president of the National Association of Manufacturers of America declares every soldier and sailor will find his waiting upon return from the war. Canada suspends Act II and fixes December 1 for a peace celebration honoring the war’s end.
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National Association of Manufacturers of America
United States
Epidemic Pushes Life Insurance Applications Upward
The surge in death tolls underlines the need for life insurance as breadwinners seek family protection. Increasing numbers of applicants reflect urgent demand for coverage amid widespread losses.
Legislature to Convene in Edimontom at End of January
The sister province's legislature will assemble in Edimontom toward the end of January. The meeting aims to discuss regional governance and policy priorities for the upcoming term.
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Edimontom
US Moves to Chart Alaska Waters After Loss of Princess Sophia
The government acts to chart Alaska waters following the Princess Sophia disaster and past shipping losses. Two new spaceships will begin construction immediately to aid this work.
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C.P.R
United States
Alaska
Ones
Winnipeg Editor Joins Canadian Peace Conference Delegation
John W. Dafoe editor of the Winnipeg Free Press is asked by Sir Robert Borden to be part of the Canadian delegation to the Versailles Peace conference. He has accepted the assignment.
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John W. Dafoe
Winnipeg Free Press
Sir Robert Borden
Versailles
Justice Minister DoHerty Absent Meighen Acts at Peace Conference
During DoHerty’s absence at the Ku the Hoo peace conference, Arthur Meighen will assume his duties in the ministerial role. The arrangement places Meighen responsible for key justice matters while DoHerty is away.
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C. J. Doherty
Ku the Hoo
Arthur Meighen
Infant Found Dead in Regina Suburban Walk
Mr Haultain of Regina found a newborn body while walking one morning. A coroners jury ruled the death resulted from criminal exposure, linking it to neglect and abandonment. Authorities provided no further details on the case.
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Haultain
Regina
Theft of Motor Cars Hits Regina Says Police
Regina faces a surge in car thefts with thieves taking vehicles for joy rides and abandoning them in secluded spots. police magistrate has recently imposed severe penalties on several offenders for this crime.
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Regina
Iide
War Verse From McCrae Brings Notable Lyrical Hope
A reader asks about today’s fashion modesty and sinfulness while the wartime topic yields a Canadian poem by Colonel John McCrae. It praises McCrae’s On Flanders Fields as exemplary war verse amid broader American and European sentiment.
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Canaia
United States
John McCrae
Montreal
France
Flanders Field
Ypres
America
Europe
Mixed farming cattle advice for Saskatchewan stay with Hereford and Shorthorn
A Saskatchewan reader asks the best cattle breed for mixed farming. The reply favors Hereford for range country due to thrift and early maturity, and the Shorthorn as the premier general purpose breed for grain country, noting their hardiness, color, and feeding efficiency. Shorthorns mature slowly and yield best meat when butchered around four years, while Herefords excel in beef and can provide some dairy use.
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Fort Qu’Appelle
Saskatchewan
Canada
Prosperity and the home improvements for comfort
In years of postwar prosperity the author urges farm families to invest in home comfort. He argues modern lighting a kitchen pump and improved sanitary plant elevate living standards and health, noting such spending yields dividends beyond dollars through health and happiness.
No More War Bread Warmer Relief In Wartime Markets
Agricultural notes discuss rescinding compulsory wartime bread usage and the relief felt by housewives. The Ayrshire Cow Dairymen in western Canada shift focus from Holstein to improve dairy quality amid ongoing debates on milk production and breed efficiency.
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Perm
Canada
Ea Geotia
Bard
Bonnie Jean
Jean Ar
The Old and the New Methods of Public Health
W H Hill argues public health has shifted from environment focus to the individual. He notes routes of infection are via bodily discharges and emphasizes isolation, proper quarantine, and source control. Saskatchewan adopts modern measures similar to Illinois Ontario and Manitoba with emphasis on temporary hospitals and vaccination.
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Illinois
Ontario
M. 8. Fraser
Manitoba
Provincial Board of Health
How the Disease Spreads and Public Health Measures
Authorities state influenza spreads from person to person via coughing sneezing and loud talking with airborne and dust transmission from dried mucus. Infected individuals must be isolated for a week and homes placarded while reports go to the medical health officer under public health regulations.
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Western Canada
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Alberta
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Alameda
Rueben Martin
Flanders
Dr. Metraerom
Melgium
Robert Bread
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Lord Kitchener
Eer Peace Ag
Oung Indies
Cordwood
Crutwell
C.N.R
Prince Albert
Prince Albert Fuel Co
M. M. Seymour, MD
D-P.h
Commissioner of Public Health
W. H. Hill
M.D
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