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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
7
The New York Post argues that every nation must ration and produce food to aid allies. The piece frames hunger as a key wartime effort and rejects complacency about supplies to win the conflict.
When weariness and a never-tested feeling overtake you it signals disorder. Build up the system with Dr. Hamilton's Pills, a marvellous aid to appetite and tissue building. They supply nerve fibre hardy muscle and firm flesh for lasting health at 25 cents per box from dealers.
A cross-examining solicitor pressed a complainant about a telephone call. The witness said yes but refused to repeat details. The opposing counsel argued the evidence of conversation is inadmissible, and after lengthy debate the magistrate ruled the portion admissible, noting the plaintiff did not provide new information. Canada Vancouver Province.
Japanese aid funds for refugees from invaded Italy were handed to a Rome charity by the Japanese ambassador. The poteneee society led by Prince Tokugawa and the chamber of peers head, with the prime minister among promoters, organized the relief.
The author argues that air service attracts many youths not for extra pay but for adventure, noting Gen Pershing’s push to cut pay and the Aero Club of America’s opposition. Safer aircraft and instruction reduce risk, yet aviator deaths still draw attention. a pay readjustment debate for officers with dependents mirrors broader equity concerns.
Mrs E Quinn of Paramee, Ontario endorses Baby's Own Tablets noting relief from constipation and teething discomfort. The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario offers the tablets by mail at 25 cents a box.
A London Sketch quote reports a minister saying they will take up the collection before the sermon as he is to preach on conservation. The line reflects period church practice and rhetorical emphasis.
An advertisement touts Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil as effective when rubbed externally to open pores and relieve trouble, and when taken internally to soothe throat irritation and treat bronchial and respiratory ailments. It urges readers to try it and be convinced.
The Journal reports Marconi testifies to a stronger sense of national unity in Italy amid Austro German invasion. He notes factions united by the invaders on Italian soil and cites German miscalculation in underestimating Italian morale. He says German hopes to weaken resolve failed as reverses last October showed.
A fragmented OCR item notes Minard's Liniment in a 19th century health context. The text also references an estimate for the season's crop and a figure of 8, 0 bushels, implying agricultural or market data. The readable portions indicate a mix of cure claim and crop estimation within a single column snippet.
The Australian minister of customs via the Commonwealth government has awarded Britain a contract for 50,000,000 pounds of Australian jam, costing over 5.25 million dollars. The order, newly issued, was shared with factories across Australian states and is expected to spur small fruit production by creating a market for surplus.
Satirical line from the St. Louis Globe Democrat notes that critics of the Bolsheviki face suppression as extremes converge on liberty and dissent is muted. The brief quotation reflects wartime era political tension and press rhetoric.
Hamilton Ontario special reports Mrs H Dickens of 70 Tom Street credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with easing her postnatal back pain and fatigue. She says two boxes improved her health and her daughter’s, and she urges friends to try the remedy for kidney issues. The Baltimore American notes patients’ stories vary.
Stanley Smith of Martindale Montana, a concrete man nicknamed the lying sheep herder, orders a 5500 airplane to locate bands of sheep in high mountain pastures. He already operates two 90 horsepower planes and credits the aircraft method with saving lives and fortunes by rescuing flocks before starvation or exposure. Worm Exterminator ad note follows.
The Paris Journal reports France will sow 800000 acres more wheat than last year, boosting output by 4000000 quintaux to 50000000 for the year. Normal prewar production stood at 90000000. Additional sowing will use Manitoba seed if transport arrives before the season advances.
A quirky ad copy touts Liniment as relief for neural pain and humorously notes drivers in cars mock a goose honk. The dialogue pivots on a playful exchange about modern mobility and a home remedy.
A grateful user credits Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy with relief after thirteen years of seeking help. The ad touts early use, simple application, low cost, and availability almost anywhere to prevent years of suffering.
The article notes a humorous reply about not using flowers and mentions Holloway’s Corn Cure as safe with no poisonous ingredient. It states the product can be used without danger of injury.
Mrs. Erwin shows Selma the son's Yale room as she explains he has no year. He punched a man in the eye and the judge sentenced him to sixty days. The dialogue reveals a stern tone and cultural clash in a school setting.
The Chicago Daily News cites a quote contrasting democracy with Bolshevikism. It argues democracy would invite the maid of all work to family councils and the common table, while Bolshevikism would place the man in the parlor and the woman in the kitchen and coal bin.
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