Doctor Promises Big Eye Improvement in One Week
A medical note describes quick eyesight gains claimed by simple at home practices. It urges readers to follow prescribed steps and consult a druggist for guidance.
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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
7
A medical note describes quick eyesight gains claimed by simple at home practices. It urges readers to follow prescribed steps and consult a druggist for guidance.
A tense exchange unfolds between a Mcintosh clan chief and a cabby after a heated dispute. The cabby retorts with sharp digs about status while the chief asserts authority, prompting a charged verbal clash.
Dialogue from Tit Bits features O'Flaherty requesting a polite chat on home rule and O'Sullivan declining citing he has no shtick handy. The exchanges mix humor and politics with Irish vernacular.
When energy flags and business cares rise a remedy is offered. The advertisement claims Parmalees Vegetable Pills regulate a deranged stomach and disordered liver and restore vigor. The copy urges readers to obtain the pill at any drug store.
The article urges farmers to prepare a will while in full possession of their faculties to avoid trouble and loss of money later, emphasizing the importance of timely estate planning and financial protection for their families.
American builders plan a vast Chinese railway network spanning 2600 miles under a contract signed with the Chinese Government and financed by the American International Corporation. The project will traverse North Central and Southern China, with over 100 million dollars in gold required. China currently has about miles of railway in operation.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for anemia and weak health, claiming they build rich blood to strengthen the whole system. A testimonial from Miss Devina Laliberti of St Jerome Quebec describes recovery from severe anaemia after using the pills. The notice notes pills cost 50 cents a box with discounts for six boxes and lists Brockville Ontario as the manufacturer.
A humorous mock dialogue features Sergeant and Private Hogan discussing injuries and a splintered hand. The exchange includes exaggerated accents and comic banter about holding a rifle. The fragment reflects wartime humor and character voices.
A brisk knock leads to a doorstep encounter with a sleepy resident. An anxious seller is told to call again as a baby sleeps. An aging advertisement hawks Dr Kellogg’s asthma remedy with promises of sure relief and national availability.
CAPT. F. R. DESJARDIN of Kamouraska speaks positively about MIN ARDS, praising its protection on voyages and deeming it indispensable even at a dollar a bottle. He notes its value for life’s risks and avoids starting a voyage without it.
An old advertisement teases a birthday gift and touts Miller's Worm Powders as a cure for stomach and intestinal worms. The copy claims the product restores digestive health and aids growth, boasting success in hundreds of cases and urging readers to trust its effectiveness.
A steel magnate, eager to please Andrew Carnegie, praises Georgie Burns and the bard of Tom O'Shanter. He haggles over money sent to his wife on a summer trip, prompting a sharp rebuke and a demand to go home.
William Jennings Bryan ends a temperance lecture with a jokey exchange about a man needing reform and a suiting reformer. Bryan cautions a girl against marrying someone who does not need reform, noting the risks in marriage.
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