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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
2
Would Take the Chance Pat, in action with his regiment, became overcome by fright and fled toward the rear. An officer ordered him to stop, but Pat shouted back and quickened his pace, asking what one bullet could do to a bushel of them.
A Cincinnati authority claims freezone relieves corn pain instantly when applied to a tender corn. It supposedly dries and shrivels the corn root and lifting occurs, with a small bottle cheap at drug stores. If not stocked, ask your pharmacist to order it.
The English French and Be children show courage amid bombs raids and horrors from Germany. Canadian and U S youngsters also display bravery as they travel to American waters. Anita Cheney followed orders aiding a soldier while adrift at sea and kept up spirits during hardship. Allies unite to win the war.
Nantucket beach golf of one hundred fifty blackfish, small whales, stranded after being driven ashore by fishermen. The rotting carcasses polluted the air as no part of the pile was used. Meat, hides, and oil are cited as waste, prompting criticism of conservation and fisheries policy.
Treats worm infestations in children with Miller's Worm Powders claiming to expel worms quickly and ease symptoms for painless progress.
Record shows India sent at least 1,115,189 troops to the British army by July 31, 1918, with large war loans and substantial railway assets including more than 1,500 miles of track, 50 engines, and 4,500 cars. Troops served in France Mesopotamia Egypt the Dardanelles Salonika East Africa and Central Asia under Allenby’s campaigns with decisive victories in Palestine and Syria.
Mothers know how quickly croup can seize children and value prompt relief. They keep Theesclettric Oil on hand, trusted as the best treatment for this ailment and its various symptoms, as experience shows.
Canadians assist in U S rehabilitation work as Mr. T. B. Kidner, linked to soldiers relief, is loaned to the Canadian element of the U S federal board for vocational training to help launch similar programs in Canada. Dr. J. C. Miller serves as an officer in charge and liaison.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Ragged Robin and Douglas dining and planning amid unclear actions. The text mentions eating seed and chance, a sal begged, a deer, heat, and names like Dougiee and Tifa, but full meaning is obscured.
A self feeder reduces hog feeding drudgery and allows pigs to control intake. Ottawa experiments show benefits after a certain age with proper mixtures, and reduced risk of overfeeding. The bin-like feeder costs about ten dollars to build and is described in Special Circular No. 15 from the Department of Agriculture Ottawa.
La Grippe or influenza spreads across America causing fevers headaches and potential pneumonia or bronchitis. Dr Williams Pink Pills are promoted as a blood enriching tonic to banish after effects and aid recovery with testimonials from Irene Bootes of Portsmouth Ontario.
The text notes an estimated five million people starving during the war, highlighting a catastrophe that dwarfs the population impact and signals widespread famine and human toll.
A fragment notes Brown keeps active as he chases opportunities while facing demands. The text hints at a bustling life driven by hustle and persistence as a man named Jones comments on the need to keep moving.
Newly hatched Way West Indian turtles show an uncanny instinct to seek the nearest water. Even when eggs are taken inland and hatched miles from the sea, the young turtles instinctively point toward salt water and head directly for it.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as a simple strong remedy to save children from worm infestation. It emphasizes prompt relief and ease of use for worried parents.
The 1918 Canadian wheat crop disappointed despite efforts to expand acreage. The call presses for renewed effort to plow as much land as possible this fall, with the United States having a successful crop this year and Canada to follow next year to support the Allies.
The article extols outdoor exercise as the best tonic for digestion while noting some workers face inactivity due to seven occupations. It promotes Parmelee's Vegetable Pills to regulate the stomach and liver and restore healthy action, advising to keep a pack on hand.
A fragmented OCR excerpt describes llama wool and its use near huts where Indian women sit before their homes. The text references travelers and a stylized refrain about wool, but provides no clear event or dates.
A publication notes simple testimonials from well known Americans praising Minard's Liniment as a top household remedy, highlighting widespread favorable opinions of the product.
Within two weeks ending October 11, twenty two new companies registered by Alberta's provincial secretary. Aggregate capital around three and a half million dollars. Three farming concerns among the incorporations.
A garbled fragment mentions a medical writer named Reid and a reference to pronunciation. It hints at a misheard or quoted name and a lettered clue, but details are unclear and no coherent event or person action is established.
A terse exchange erupts as Senesee Sorghum objects to a rival proposing to replace his opinion with another during a public discourse on Washington Street. The heated moment highlights tensions in local civic talk.
A brief item notes claims that Minard's Liniment cures distemper in animals. The fragment references a master and a married recruit with a sharp exchange about clothing, indicating a humorous or theatrical context.
An advertisement promoting Dominion Express Money Orders as a gateway to send money by mail. It highlights the money order service and its use for remittances through the postal or courier system.
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