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The World-Spectator December 2, 1914
The World-Spectator December 2, 1914
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| Newspaper Title | The World-Spectator December 2, 1914 |
| Name | The World-Spectator December 2, 1914 |
| Type of Resource | Text |
| Genre | Newspaper |
| Date Created | 1914-12-02 |
| Repository | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| Identifier | SAB_Q_NP-60_1914_045 |
| Language | English |
| Articles |
Moosomin troops leave for Winnipeg Late war news Mauley news Moosomin markets German barbarities Wilkerson's wife Quail on toast Where Canadian sacks are going Do not treat army Thanks Mr. Sobotka! Europe's spoiled child The tin soldier and the real man Thrilling bayonet charge Trapshooting in England and America Gun bases found near Paris A German officer's record The Indian troops Japan wants Russian Alliance A rebellion - Food demanded Despatches that thrill the Empire Restore sunken elevator British soldiers like their officers Poor Willie! In a righteous cause Protection of birds Strategic move made by French commander-in-chief Indians starving in North Penalties Ten men with hands cut off Treachery of the enemy Man versus machine Turpinite kills everything Germans talk of their losses Protection against drowning The war and eugenics Value of irrigation Took the Kaiser's farm Football and cannon ball 1500000 shirts ordered Horrible tales of cruelty committed by the Germans To make binder twine Kilties rouse wonder of French Kilometres and miles Chances for Canada German food supply Grain for the Empire Melt down jewellery Welwyn locals Wedding bells The honor list Bobs is dead Open letter to German professors Lazy stitches for busy fingers A rustic dance A word to the wise Excellent ideas in curio cabinets Editorial The American Press and the war Hockeyists organize Closer farm settlement Million for seed grain for Westerners British battleship sunk by explosion No peace just yet The excursionist Just common sense The knell of Corfu Captured cannon shown to awaken war spirit Are no forst impregnable to German guns? Indian Princes fighting with Allies Germany's brutal threat War summary Fleming locals New K.P. Lodge at Grenfell, Sask. R. M. of Maryfield no. 91 The talisman Scaling influences stumage The futility of bomb throwing Willie's come down Women in the fighting lines Demand more turkeys and potatoes The bravery and the Briton Whistling Bill Battleships on land If Germany invades the British Isles The land does it World's champion wheat grower Germans bolted Victor Hugo's prophecy To co-operate with Canada How naval guns are aimed Tommy the idol of the girls $1200 shells Rheims historical catheral Strange story of a sharpshooter Automobiles for life saving Talks with kaiser Wood used in Maritime Provinces Milner says attack is on Empire "Treachery" to Germany Stop pro-German propaganda Valor of the French Local and general Purely personal Germans and the British Army |
| Extent | digital |
| Form | text |
| Access Condition | Use, publication and/or reproduction of records are subject to terms and conditions of the Copyright Act. Please consult reference archivist for assistance. |
| Subject Hierarchical Geographic | North America--Canada--Moosomin, SK |
| Place | Moosomin, SK |
| Subject Cartographic | 50.1447582, -101.671 |
| Subject Local Name | -- |