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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
2
The report notes Europe receiving about 1 400 000 long tons of sugar from Germany and France with beet exports and production figures. It records French beet sugar output declining in 1917 while Italy produced 210 000 long tons and imported little.
The Canadian Pacific Association for National Defence details how CPR and sister lines redirect freight to ease congestion. Examples include 1000 cars from CPR via Soo Line to relieve the main Lake Superior route, grain shipments to Canada, and daily transfers of 120 eastbound cars to the CN in Toronto.
Deputy Minister of Agriculture Mr. Fifister Auld urged Saskatchewan poultry breeders and residents in Soomaee to expand self help. He said growers should devote energy to grain and that urban residents could grow food through vacant lots poultry or hog raising to aid allies.
Ad describes inflammatory rheumatism and rheumatic fever as related, promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills to drive the rheumatic poison from blood. Cites case of George Harbotts of Feversham Ontario, once bedbound after rheumatic fever, then regained mobility after several months on the pills, boosting the product’s worldwide reputation.
The Leudon Times casts doubt on German reliability for postwar peace and reparations. It argues that only a defeat of the present military autocracy can remove distrust and enable any credible League of Nations arbitration or supranational authority.
A West of the Great Lakes resident lauds Dodd’s Kidney Pills and Dyspepsia remedy. she says the family uses the products for dyspepsia backache rheumatism and Brights disease. The ad touts Dodd’s Pills as a popular cure and notes their broad applicability in kidney ills.
H A Simpson asserts Alberta will see coyote pelts and other furs reach an export driven surplus of up to one fifteenth thousand dollars, a dramatic rise over prior years as the industry expands.
A man with six children appeared in court claiming exemption from a demand. He stated Ah claim exemption and insisted he had exemptions.
The militia department announces a new plan placing experienced officers in charge of draftee parties aboard ships. These officers will accompany returning soldiers and supervise care en route to Canada after front service. Officials aim to remove complaints by ensuring better shipboard conditions and oversight.
If they could see half their ills come from impure blood they would be cured by Dr Hamilton's Truly a wonderful medicine that invigorates strengthens renews. Every tired worn out woman trying Dr Hamilton's Pills will improve rapidly have better color increased appetite and better digestion. No better rebuilding tonic can be found than Dr Hamilton's Pills. Mild gentle laxative. 25c per box at all dealers.
The first Alberta department of agriculture short course at Macleod drew large farmer attendance over two days. Lectures covered silos silage crops sheep alfalfa grain varieties and soil cultivation with farmers planning to apply the guidance on their farms. The event was described as highly beneficial.
A medical practitioner certifies that MI NARD'S LINIMENT has been used personally and prescribed in practice where liniment was required and that the desired effect was obtained.
Australian soldiers and Canadian troops share a taste for hockey after wartime service. At Cobourg Ontario a number of southern Commonwealth men are recovering in military convalescent facilities and have watched Canadian hockey matches with interest.
Edmonton Bulletin argues Canada and the United States must ration grain to starved Britain and could curb England bound whisky production. The piece treats grain use as a wartime issue affecting food security across the continent.
A humorous line from Baltimore Amie in which an escaped convict is described as polite for leaving a note to the warden asking to be excused for his liberty. The quip plays on courteous language amid a crime context.
A trimmed fragment notes a humorous claim about Minard's Liniment curing dandruff amid wartime rhetoric. The text mentions Germany's surrender and asserts force or famine as deterrents, with a reference to Russia Bel um France and the Balkans, plus a Mail commentary tone.
A fifteen year old describes a painful eczema outbreak starting on the head and ears, spreading to the body. The rash caused intense itching and burning, driving a desperate urge to scratch. The patient recalls using multiple soaps in an attempt to find relief.
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