Local military lists and health ads mix in wartime notices
Wounded soldiers named from various towns are reported as returned. Nursing staff visits and travel to Bay St. George and Lackwparte area are noted along with public health cures and trial-sized medicinal plaster promotions. Corporal White of New Town, Canada, is mentioned after breaking a leg in England and receiving furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihem
Devis & Lawrence
Montreal
Davis
White
New Tay
England
Gallant Newfoundland Volunteers Honored in Public Tribute
The article praises Newfoundland volunteers for gallantry at the front and in training camps. It extols their sacrifices, noting how their deaths reflect reverence for humanity and righteousness. The piece conveys global admiration for Newfoundland soldiers and calls readers to feel pride in their gallant sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid
Newfoundland Regiment Heroism Reported in London Prose
The Montreal State Office reports on the Newfoundland Regiment’s steadiness under heavy German fire in London prose. Accounts describe calm advance under lead, a private urging to push on, and steadfast bravery amid casualties as wounded lay on the ground.
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Montreal
Stae
Cookspur Street
Lomilan
London
Ays
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