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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1918
Page
8
An article extols Catarrh Ozone as a treatment for colds, coughs, and bronchitis especially in the elderly. It claims inhaled vapor reaches the throat and lungs, avoiding stomach upset from syrups, and notes a $1.00 large size with ten months of treatment available from The Catarrhozone Co. Kingston Canada.
The war has pushed Canadians to explore domestic leisure, with many able to visit old homes and families. Mr. Snell notes higher wages and travel constraints abroad boosting Canadian tourism to the Rockies lakes coasts and resorts, benefiting railways and the economy while fostering a lasting shift to “Canada for the Canadians.”
Jasper Morgan doubts the role of soil in a looming perjury case as Jevons plans to leverage a baronet’s honesty. The pair discuss legal peril and the delay in London papers hints at political stakes and police matters in progress at Headon Hill.
A Cornishwoman on the Merlin Farm porch watches for a returning stationer from St Brannock's. The scene shifts to the morbland road as a vehicle climbs the hill and stops at the homestead. Martha questions the driver while a kit bag is handed over and tensions of money and duty surface.
A damaged OCR fragment presents a garbled dialogue with phrases about white behavior and studying issues. The readable parts mention a character named Sam and a narrator addressing a boss, but the meaning is unclear and the source text is incomplete.
From January 1915 to May 1918, 407 ships sunk by Germans in British waters were salvaged. By December 1917, 260 were recovered. by May 1918, 147 more were saved due to improved methods. The service faced poisonous gases from rotting cargoes and rough seas. feats include raising a large collier from twelve fathoms with a heavy lift.
The Toronto Globe reports a three month supply of hairpins amid wartime hardship. The Regina Leader notes the shortage affects both men and women and questions how fashion will adapt, suggesting new hairstyles or improvised uses of hairpins while acknowledging practical limits.
The Buffalo Express art editor highlights an unnamed father who draws astonishingly without ever taking a lesson. The piece emphasizes belief in innate talent reflected in his prolific, professed lack of formal training.
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