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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
12
General Rawlinson warns the Fourth Army that British soldiers must not imitate German brutality. He appeals to volunteers from across the empire to show the world that British troops do not harm women and children and will maintain the army's honor.
Fragmented OCR text notes Canadian munition output in the final months of war, claiming Canadian plants produced a quarter of total orders and that British and Canadian efforts supplied Bay a cna Newcastle deliveries. The passage is garbled with misread words and unclear subjects.
Regina Leader notes Marshall Everett’s excerpt from Ed quette of Today referencing unwritten laws on presidential travel. It cites Roosevelt era context and historic examples of Arthur and Cleveland facing travel limits, plus rules on foreign soil gifts and personal cards as part of legacy.
The article lists famed authors and their fast writing bursts from brief notes by Dumas to Conan Doyle and Wells. It cites R L Stevenson J M Barrie H G Wells and others with astonishing word counts achieved in short periods. The piece reflects on prolific production habits and the myth of instant classic speed.
The Westminster Gazette states that Germany in any form must pay the bill and that Germany as a whole should be held responsible for postwar consequences.
Allied troops, including Canadian forces, advance toward the Rhine as Belgian towns greet the liberators. Canadians receive widespread praise, though supplies stay tight until rail hubs reach full capacity. Mons renames a square Place de Canada to honor the arrival.
About 2 808 troops were moved from a burning transport to a destroyer in heavy seas on July 2. Navy Secretary Daniels reported to Ensign Bradford Ellison that the operation, conducted with lights out amid rain and submarines, lasted from 6 p m to 6 a m next day with all men safely aboard. The Henderson returned to port after transferring most personnel and suffered damage.
Across centuries wars aligned with Sundays many famous clashes occurred. Palm Sunday marked the wave of battles including Towton 1451 and Barnet 1471 while Whit Sunday 1706 saw Ra Millies. Shiloh and Bull Run in the American Civil War also fell on Sundays. Wellington issued the Ciudad Rodrigo assault order on a Sunday before Waterloo.
Paris reports an agreement among allied governments to issue an official communication during the peace conference. The message will cover the deliberations and outline the terms under discussion.
Factories in Leicester Ips Inceston and Nottingham and in Lough borough switch from German imports to domestic manufacturing. Hosiery needles and hose suspender fittings will be produced locally. Newcastle on Tyne plants move from aircraft components to house furniture and locomotives, creating about 10,000 jobs. Burnley plant converts from shells to fires and springs, employing 1,000 workers.
The Ottoman heir Abdul Medjic Effendi criticizes the recent war and the sultan's weakness before Talaat and Enver Bey. He condemns Armenian atrocities and blames unpatriotic ministers for German militarism influence. He calls for foreign assistance while preserving caliphate sovereignty. A Stockholm despatch notes reports of possible all-Russian government negotiations under Entente influence.
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