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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
5
An advertisement touts Dr Hamiltons Mills as a rapid remedy for skin blemishes. It claims the product purifies blood, clears rashes and pimples, and restores a healthy complexion, urging purchase of a 25 cent box from any dealer for men women and children.
In a tense scene at a remote hut near Headon Hill, tramp Calvert seeks shelter and hints at past crimes while Jasper Morgan and Professor Zimbalist discuss a possible assignment. Morgan contemplates using Calvert to bide time and monitor a potential payoff connected to Exeter work. The dialogue hints at deeper plots, threats, and a fragile alliance as plans unfold.
Superintendent Noakes pursues a fresh lead in the Morgan murder riddle as local and national authorities signal no arrest without solid evidence. Rumors about Sir Anthony West and the impecunious baronet’s alibi swirl, while Whitehall and Scotland Yard defer to provincial proof.
A Zurich resident visiting Germany writes to the Italian press blaming the German railways for the army's distress. He cites Allied air attacks crippling lines and bombing of military trains, with lines like Coblenz Namur left useless for days during key offensives.
Reports suggest leather scarcity could push gloves made from whale intestines. The material is described as soft yet strong and suitable for use, sparking debate over practical fashion responses.
A bronze Persian gun weighing about five tons, captured by British forces in Bagdad on March 11, 1917, is to be displayed on Horse Guards Parade in England. The inscription and chronograms link the weapon to Shah Safi and Persian history, with notes on its origin, carriage, and a Persian society discussion of its breech inscription.
Local exchange turns witty as residents trade quips about listening and reasoning in a brief, humorous dialogue noted by the paper. The playful banter highlights common frustrations in everyday disagreements.
A rustic meditation on farming life and perseverance. The speaker urges steady effort behind the plow, resilience when hardship comes, and keeping faith to lift a field and life toward a better harvest. It emphasizes duty, self-reliance, and honest labor as paths to virtue.
The United States plans to save fruit pits and nut shells to produce high grade carbon for gas masks. It takes two hundred peach pits or seven pounds of shells for one mask. Materials include peach apricot prune olive date cherry plum pits and Brazil hickory walnut and butternut shells.
Baltimore woman recounts suffering from organic troubles and headaches for nearly four years. She says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her and allowed her to avoid surgery, praising the product to friends and relatives.
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