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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 02, 1917
Page
15
The Honduras National Rail Road has abandoned coal and uses wood cut along the line as fuel while coal prices stay high. When coal price stabilizes at a lower level, coal use will resume. Earlier periods saw the railroad burn coriza guts as fuel, which produced adequate heat but damaged boilers and caused boiler blemishes.
A well dressed young woman hailed a four wheeler after failing to find a taxi. The horse proved frisky and she worried as the cabby, an older man, explained he would not run off as he has a wife and seven kids at home.
A Wisconsin woman describes severe back pain and fatigue from female troubles. She avoided surgery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, noting relief after the first bottle and continued improvement after six bottles.
Ranchers Fair and Live Stock Show promises a larger Stampede with afternoon and evening shows. Highlights include wild horse races bucking horse riding bull dogging and cowgirls entering. P. Diy of Medicine Hat aims to bring a herd of unbroken wild horses for the event following the All Canadian Championships.
The article contrasts Navajos and Utes resisting registration with about 1,000,000 colored men who have registered. It praises the disciplined loyalty of Black soldiers and argues a million colored men would be a formidable military asset. Brooklyn Eagle favors mass mobilization.
The ad touts Parme lee's Vegetable Pills as a remedy for digestive irregularities and associated pains in women. It claims the pills restore health and vigor with mild soothing action suitable for delicate users.
The Council of National Defence and woolen manufacturers urge economy in wool for next year. Men and women should simplify attire by shedding patch pockets and other frills while avoiding the sale of goods in existing styles. The move targets future production and addresses concerns over upcoming wool shortages. Minacci's Liniment Cures Garget ip Cows.
Fragmented dialogue shows Marion insisting Portland should be Maine’s capital. Her mother reacts with disbelief while Marion cites an exam answer as the reason. The scene hints at a quirky domestic moment amid a larger narrative.
A tersely worded Berlin note mocks British conduct in the North Sea. It claims British ships from Jutland remain unchallenged masters for the Kiel canal while the German Navy seeks a fresh encounter with the enemy.
Overwork and worry strain the nervous system leading to ner vous exhaustion and a decline in health. The ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for nervous disorders and offers Mr P H Callin of Colentan Pit as a testimonial of recovery after using twelve boxes.
Dialogue echoes a courting scene with restrained wit about marrying into a family and inheriting qualities. The exchange shows a father and suitor discussing dowry and lineage traits, reflecting social humor in a Boston Transcript snippet.
An official note in France warns families of prisoners of war about letters from Germainy that seek food and ice parcels by underlining words and other tricks. The letters may be sent to military authorities. such methods aim to obtain supplies and information for the enemy. The war ministry prohibits mailing newspapers and magazines to neutral countries and bars travelers from carrying periodicals across borders.
A major land transfer in the Waler district sees Albert Green selling his farm and sheep ranch to Mr. Cooledge for 25000 dollars, who then sells half interest. Green’s Chincov Lee sheep ranch brings 8400 dollars to Fd Hagerman, excluding the sheep. The Taber district sees extensive sales with the Cameron ranch fully marketed and partly acquired by new settlers, expanding holdings along the northwest edge by four to five sections.
An article from Cincinnati touts Freezone as a cheap easy remedy to lift corns and calluses with fingers. The ad claims sore cores dry instantly on application and do not irritate surrounding tissue, with a pharmacist able to provide a bottle.
A young girl named Kathleen is kept as a servant by a mistress who admires her rosy face. On a routine errand Kathleen smiles and the mistress notes her freshness while Kathleen privately corrects a misnaming, saying it wasn’t his name.
Premier Borden notes Canada has sent MIM0C soldiers to Europe and none have been lost at transit. He recalls torpedoed transports raise questions of international law and the lack of guaranteed protection for transatlantic passengers. He urges better oversight of American-to-France transport services.
The advertisement touts Dr J D Kelloges Asthma Remedy as banishing frightful symptoms and clearing passages. It claims immediate relief brings sound sleep comparable to that of a child and urges purchase at local druggists.
The Madrid Journal notes Germany may grant compensation by arranging a fleet of German warships to pass a Spanish vessel and fire a 21 gun salute while flying the Spanish flag. It adds the plan is unlikely soon and that Germany’s fleet status after the war remains in doubt.
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