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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
7
The article notes a drop in beef and mutton intake in Britain in the last year of peace, tallying 150000 tons per month, while current year supplies are projected at no more than 88000 tons monthly. Minard's Liniment advertised as for sale everywhere.
North America Lord Rhondda laments a dangerously empty allied larder but vows to persevere, counting on North American people to prevent further food shortages for the war effort. An advertisement advocates Dr Thomas Electric Oil for households and sick cattle, claiming it helps children with colds and croop and suggesting every home keep a bottle. A railway quip notes a train to New York in ten minutes.
A veteran Santa Fe president argues that domestic happiness enhances work performance. He urges choosing a wife with common sense, sympathy, and concern for health, noting a cheerful home boosts ambition and well being. He cautions focusing on heart and health over dowry.
Napanee Ontario dealer Douglas and Company advertises Cure Cocoons Caked Bags with Egyptian liniment for sale by all dealers.
A fragment shows a distressed speaker lamenting worthless poetry and a chorus of cats while noting children suffer from worms. Mother Graves advertises a Worm Exterminator claiming to restore health, promising relief for affected youngsters.
A brief quote from the Boston Transcript frames a conversational clash over labor and achievement. The exchange centers on independence and timing, reflecting a cliché about earning success through effort and long hours.
Describes a brief treatment for itchy burning cracking and bleeding hands using Cuticura Soap soaking hands in hot suds, then applying Cuticura Ointment. Advises drying, rubbing in ointment, wearing old gloves or soft bandages at night, and removing excess with tissue. Mentions free samples via dealers.
A Montgomery Alabama Times editorial champions farming as a noble, patriotic calling. It asserts that farmers are now essential to national survival and praises those who increase crop yields as future princes of the land.
Three thousand women are now employed on the G E railway of England. Minard's Liniment is reported to cure burns and several other skin ailments in factory trials across the nation with growing acceptance among workers and management.
The article notes Queen Mary and Queen Maude of Norway trimming crowns hats, Princess Patricia and Crown Princess of Sweden designing hats, and many society women skilled with needles. It highlights Lady Cheylesmore and Lady Maitland for prize wins and sales, Lady Ervey Bathurst for trimming hats, and Mrs Arthur Weigall as a society milliner potential.
An advertisement claims blotchy complexions in women stem from blood disorders and promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills as a simple cure. It touts a soft cheek glow, brighter eyes, improved appetite, and increased strength as outcomes of the remedy, urging purchase of a 25¢ box.
Dutch coast nets increasingly haul in submarine wreckage and floatsam. H Venstra of Houn, a dairy expert, notes submarines’ parts wreck nets and disrupts fishing as coastguards and navy identify remains of U boats likely sunk by depth charges.
An article argues brain workers suffer stomach and liver irregularities due to nervous strain and promotes Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as the best remedy. It claims the pills are specially compounded for such cases and suited to those who can attest to their superior power.
The Canadian market has absorbed 75 percent of Ceantiva maple production and the United States accepts all it can receive and wants more. Demand for pure maple products has long exceeded supply. Corks and warts Spogeer treated with Holloway's Corn Cure leaves no scar.
A note from the Brantford Expositor argues that prohibitory laws curb desire by showing the taste of liquor to the younger generation, preventing strong cravings and encouraging restraint despite any leaks in enforcement.
Amos T. Smith of Port Hood Island reports severe leg pain and swelling above the knee. He credits Minard’s Liniment Co. with relief after using the medicine.
Clergy from many denominations in Gesote vow to promote food conservation and propaganda against waste. Bishops endorse the effort and are sending letters to their clergy as Archbishop leads the initiative.
The Edinburgh Scotsman lauds extending franchise to 6000 women in the British Isles. It credits wartime demonstrations of women’s capabilities for the change and asserts women who assert themselves can become the dominant political power of the future.
A period advertisement claims Baby's Own Tablets quickly relieve childhood constipation without gripe and regulate stomach and bowels. Mrs. Adolphe Noel endorses them for mothers of young children. Sold by medicine dealers or mailed from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont at 25 cents per box.
The U S war trade board aims to end all dealings with firms of pro enemy character by enforcing licenses for imports and exports. The proclamation targets firms furnishing information smuggling supplies providing credits or hoarding for post war use to aid Germany.
The piece urges a spring push and notes March as the year’s blue Monday with low resistance for the run-down man. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s medicine as a remedy to improve liver and stomach function and vitality.
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