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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1917
Page
4
The scene centers on Daphne Penywern and Lady Acrise after a strained visit. Sir Penywern reassures Daphne and plans to confront blackmailers, while Daphne fears unseen watchers at the window. A tense confrontation hints at an upcoming showdown.
A critique praises The Homesteader as meritorious with fidelity in scenes and characters. It notes Stead’s established standing from prior poetry and prose and hints at a special regional interest from the West.
A Canadian writer portrays the West’s spirit and pioneer life, showing how homesteads’ rise to wealth tests a settler’s integrity. The narrative follows the clashing of gold seeking with moral values, leading to a dramatic climax and a satisfying resolution.
The Victoria and Albert Museum received David Garrick’s 1775 bedstead from Trevor Garrick, a direct descendant. The piece was custom made for Garrick’s Hampton villa and remained in the Garrick family until their sale.
The article asserts the Boy Scouts uphold a religious aim without confessional allegiance, urging members to attend services and see faith as part of duty. It highlights Dawson City Yukon as an example with a 25-member troop and notes the nationwide reach from East to West and the North despite wartime strains.
A student assistant at a public library is accosted by a middle aged woman in a prim dress who insists on finding another work like Laura Jean Libby’s writings. The assistant, unsure of the law, searches shelves and encounters a dispute over a book choice as the encounter ends unresolved.
A doctor examined Jones after a reported purse theft and concluded there was no hope. The account notes the medical verdict following the incident and the lack of viable treatment or recovery. The text emphasizes the severity and finality of the medical assessment.
Reports describe harsh front line life with meals and shelter for British troops while German trench conditions deteriorate. Prisoners say German supply and relief are scarce, front line rations are meager, and rest areas are damp cells. News notes British artillery and weather complicating German defenses.
A provincial highway system of roughly 2,000 miles would link Winnipeg to Virden and other towns including Portage la Prairie Carberry Brandon Minnedosa Souris Neepawa and Dauphin. The $8 million project aims for ten year construction at about $4,000 per mile with annual maintenance estimated at $125 per mile.
A reflective meditation on finding the work best suited to one’s powers. It urges staying true to personal vocation regardless of status or education, celebrating contentment in honest labor and a life aligned with one’s Mace.
The article notes Alaska exports reaching 50 million dollars in a year, with prior year shipments totaling 26 thousand dollars. It states the United States paid seven times more than before for the seed exports.
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