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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
7
The Ottawa Journal argues hereditary titles are not wanted in Canada and urges restraint in conferring them. It cautions against granting titles to anyone with mere social pretensions and calls for clear rejection of noble privileges in a democracy.
An advertisement claims Miller's Worm Powders eliminate worm trouble without castor oil or purgatives. One dose supposedly to be palatable to children and make the stomach and bowels inhospitable to parasites while also benefiting digestion.
The February and March storms strain babies as homes remain vented. The article advises keeping Baby's new Tablets from The Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario to prevent colds and aid digestion, claiming it breaks up illness until spring.
A humorous exchange about a bill collector Wyse who outsmarts debtors. The dialogue shows two lawyers debating a tricky case, with the second lawyer noting a large sum and the old man leaving more than that.
A circulated leaflet warns that many are dying of hunger and that a German defeat could end the war. It predicts Russia’s collapse and implies broad unrest. Anyone found with a copy faces arrest and heavy imprisonment.
The ad touts Dr Chase's Ointment as a cure for eczema with testimonials from Mrs Stephen G Thwaites of Jordan Ontario and Ms Jones of Cees Avenue. It asserts immediate relief and lasting cure, urging insistence on authentic product from Edmanson Bates Co Limited Toronto and warning substitutes disappoint.
The article notes a wave of young women vying to become wireless operators on British ships. It highlights girls from Am er ican and other regions showing keen interest and training opportunities to join Belvedere lines and naval networks.
The British navy patrols vast sea areas and must counter submarine and mine threats. It operates under constant development of attack methods while protecting valuable shipping and national interests.
A quoted prophecy foresees the country closing all cheap liquor outlets by 1925. It argues national wealth, improved living standards for workers, hygienic homes, funded schools, and reduced crime and mental illness as outcomes of prohibition, ending with the phrase the good time coming.
A Cincinnati authority touts freezone as a cheap remedy to remove corns and calluses without pain. A small bottle supposedly stops soreness immediately and loosens the corn or callus for easy removal, root and all, with no irritation to surrounding skin.
A British passenger questions American officers during Secretary Baker's inspection tour at Newport Harbor. The dialogue turns on trust and secrecy as Britons press about the official flag and who is aboard an American war vessel.
In Manton Ohio Mrs Boyd recalls a doctor advising surgery for her illness but she refused the operation and claims she recovered after using a vegetable remedy from a local healer. Strong emphasis on personal remedy and cure.
The Canadian Pacific Railway through its Department of Colonization and Development issued a pamphlet titled Canada's Assertion explaining the system of government in Canada. Copies available by writing Robert B. C. Stead at the Department of Colonization and Development Calgary.
Nervous disorders often stem from poor digestion as the stomach drives nerve centers. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are said to soothe excitable nerves by restoring stomach function, offering a non sedative remedy for digestive irregularities.
The world may rub along once women win the vote with less grievance and fewer injustices as democracy moves from theory to practice. The London Daily Mail reflects on social change once suffrage is achieved.
A 19th century advertisement asserts real action with two drops of Putnam's Extractor to remove corns. It promises painless use and easy peeling with roots, costing a quarter at any drug store.
A farmer in Pincher Creek Southern Alberta sold the district crop of timothy seed totaling about 400 tons to a single firm. Seventy percent graded No 1 and fetches 10 cents per pound, with timothy seed buyers showing strong demand. Also notes a real asthma relief claim for Dr J D Kellogg's remedy without extravagant statements.
London Daily Mail reports that Germany will yield nothing it holds until pressed by force or famine. The piece argues no peace talks will begin until Germany is humiliated and defeated across Russia Belin France and the Balkans.
A British patrol vessel sank a large U boat after a brief exchange of fire. The German commander, rescued, blamed faulty ammunition for the failure to sink the ship. Shells filled with sand instead of TNT misfired and struck near the vessel, sparing the patrol boat.
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