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Ill na ur claim remains unresolved as legal proceedings continue with no clear outcome. Officials indicate ongoing investigations and potential filings slated for later dates.
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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
7
Ill na ur claim remains unresolved as legal proceedings continue with no clear outcome. Officials indicate ongoing investigations and potential filings slated for later dates.
The notice from McCOLLOM LUMBER & SUPPLY CO invites buyers to request prices for carloads of lumber, cement, plaster, salt, sugar, wire, and related building supplies. It promises high-grade lumber and timely shipments, offering quantity discounts and delivery options.
In a Kansas City Star piece, T. Roosevelt cautions that internal enemies sap wisdom and urge timely action. He argues the nation must win the war, guard against future calamity, and resist those who suppress truth today.
The London Daily Express argues that domestic audiences deserve stark truth about Allied maritime losses to deter a future German revival. It contends propaganda abroad worked, but at home the public should hear how thousands died at sea with lifeboats fired and victims left to icy waters to inspire resolve.
Minard's Liniment Co announces Theodore Dorais, a mince customer, was relieved after five years of illness by using MINARD S LINIMENT. Verification available by writing to Dorais, the parish priest, or neighbors in St Isidore Quebec dated May 12 1898.
A Baltimore American quote describes an escaped convict who is very petite and leaves a note for the warden asking to be excused for his liberty. The remark contrasts his small size with the bold act of escape.
An odd ad claims corns lift out with fingers and a freezone solution. It touts a new elixir from Cincinnati that shrivels corns without harming surrounding skin. A Welsh YMCA speaker shares a quip about Y M C A meaning. Minarc’s Liniment also appears in the page.
Thomas Harper, aged seventy two, retired in Australia, returned to England at war to work in a munitions factory. For two years he did the work of two men and fainted once yet refused to quit, insisting shells were needed for the front. An obituary style note follows with ad copy about Parmelee’s Vegetable Pills.
The CPR prints a menu footnote declaring young lambs chickens and pig by products are not used in CPR service. A mining editor praises the policy noting its wider impact reducing wastage and inspiring patrons to stop buying immature animal food.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic and nervine for women from adolescence to middle age. It claims relief from overwork nervousness and various aches and asserts the medicine is alcohol free and sold in tablet and liquid forms.
The piece argues Canada holds the empire's only large timber reserves, with Australia New Zealand and South Africa largely depleted by war. It notes Russia supplies much of Britain’s lumber and questions Canada’s future share while predicting growing demand from devastated Europe.
Wordplay framing rhymes about a poet named Rhymedy sparks debate over his status as a great poet. The dialogue hints at perception and critique within literary circles.
A letter recounts three British officers fleeing the Turks and crossing the desert with a guard of twelve. They meet thirteen Turkish soldiers who turn out to be deserters. After brief deception the two groups join forces until a Turkish patrol attacks, eleven Turks are captured, and the party reaches a Russian camp where they are welcomed.
Serious illness is avoided by prompt use of Dr Williams Pink Pills that purify the blood and strengthen nerves. The ad claims improved appetite digestion mood energy and clearer complexion, urging trials for women and men with suggestions of respiratory relief. Italso promotes Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy as a dependable solution after other methods fail.
An expert notes United States farmers earn the smallest profit percentage on capital invested despite high product prices. He argues rising costs outpace price gains, urging farmers to consider efficiency. A separate ad promotes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a lasting relief for suffering children.
A playful exchange unfolds as a fair young woman declares she will never marry while a wary suitor voices doubt yet offers freedom. The vignette captures social expectations and courting tensions in brief dialogue.
A historical note claims Minard's Liniment cures diphtheria in a sensational claim. The article also mentions the king of Bavaria contributing to empire purchases and listing a collection of 899 pearls with total value just over a dollar.
For over a century a house industry flourishes along the Zuider Zee turning bulrushes and rushes into mats. Men and women work long hours for a mere few cents a day, sustaining families through this traditional craft.
A Sunday school teacher asks for scriptural proof against polygamy. A bright boy named Thomas stands and declares no man can serve two masters, delivering the verse with confidence.
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