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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
6
An old advertisement promotes Catarrhozone inhaler as a cure for catarrh with claims of soothing, germ destroying vapor. The nearby prose excerpt shows a narrative scene with Jarvis and Miss Parminter negotiating conditions, revealing a secretive financial arrangement and a confession about taking money.
Marcia storms out after a biting exchange, refusing dinner as her anger contrasts with George and his father. The Premier rejects George’s resignation amid burglary rumors, while a government matter looms, and Jarvis reports a secretive government conversation.
Do minion food board weighs seal meat as substitute for beef. Officers interviewed Dr. Grenfell of the Labrador Mission who said twenty million pounds could be secured after skinning and fat extraction. Meat would be frozen stored at St Johns and Halifax and has palatable taste and nutritive value. The matter will be studied further.
A wounded soldier comments on a comedian's motor car in the Strand, noting that there is a difference between one's cars and one’s scars, as reported by London Weekly Despatch.
The playful line asks Jimmie if his knees knock together with excitement during combat. It reads as a lighthearted exchange about nerves and bravery in a wartime setting.
The Salem News recalls Puritans who opposed stoves in meeting houses deeming them a devil’s snare. Women and children could use foot stoves while men and boys stamped their feet and clapped to stay warm during services.
An old advertisement describes Copenhagen Chewing Tobacco urging readers to place a small pinch between the lower lip and gum to savor flavor and maximize economy. It touts high flavored leaf tobacco and the snuff-like processing that preserves tobacco benefits.
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