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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
5
The article explains winter fatigue and languor caused by blood moving to the liver. It promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills made of vegetable extracts claiming to stimulate the liver and clear blood of poisons. A 25 cent box is advised for health and appetite support during cold days.
Churchill argues Britain’s naval power uniquely safeguards its safety and empire. He recalls naval strength defending Europe, aiding America and France, and preserving independence against Spain, France, Napoleonic foes, and the Kaiser. The piece emphasizes the need for continued sea power and warns against naval weakness.
The president says he has been warmly welcomed by British democracies worldwide and pledges to pursue a league of nations. He clearly states the league cannot replace the British navy in any foreseeable period.
Desperate appeals from Esthonia reach the Allies as German forces destroy railways and telegraphs. The Bolsheviki government has outlawed the Esthenian government, which asks Entente powers for arms and ammunition. A British squadron including cruisers destroyers and submarines reaches Reval from Helsingfors.
United States Marshal Smiddy says okolehao, a ti root distillate, can substitute for gasoline in autos and boats in the Hawaiian Islands. He notes ample ti root supply and reports confiscated samples test around 96 to 115 proof with 65 percent alcohol. With better distillation, higher proof may be achieved.
Reports from Germany describe a growing word of mouth campaign portraying the ex Kaiser as a martyr. Aimed at shaping public opinion toward his potential presidency of a German republic, the effort involves loyalists and strategic messaging. In Canada General Mew Minister of Militia says over 61,000 men have passed through the hands of the military machine and troops will stay at the front until March. Peace has not yet been signed.
Seven Baden frontier villages pass resolutions to unite with Switzerland. A delegation of the barge masters will submit an official request to the Swiss government, seeking the peaceable union of these communities with the Swiss state.
The Bank of Montreal reports a rise in total assets to 558 million dollars for the year, with liquid assets at 370 million and deposits at record levels. It credits wartime policy and Victory Loan support for Canada’s credit strength and notes higher profits of 2.56 million and distributions totaling 4.23 million.
French Indo China Governor Albert Sarraut was shot by a former civilian service employee during a Sunday fair in Hanoi. The bullet entered his right side, but officials report his condition as satisfactory.
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