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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 31, 1918
Page
2
The Scientific American notes a single story plant occupying a vast 900 by 1800 foot area with a roof over a single shop. The layout streams raw spruce from Oregon to the start and moves finished planes to the exit, highlighting its scale as possibly the largest of its kind.
An advertisement extols Dr. Chase's Nerve Food as a cure for nervous prostration and digestive weakness. A Mrs. Geo S Elise of St. Catharines, Ontario, claims her husband recovered health, sleep, and weight after using the product, along with occasional use of Kidney Liver Pills.
Chesterton argues that only a renewed resolve for war will definitively end Germany’s dominance and redraw Europe’s artificial borders. He warns against enduring the current lines and calls for a restructured balance of power to avert continual conflict.
The war dispatches show aviation shifting from solitary duels to organized group operations. Fliers follow pre laid plans, operate at varied altitudes, and rely on ground directed commands rather than individual ace legends. Cooperation and coordination drive military results, not personal fame.
Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy is praised for reversing severe asthma symptoms and restoring health and happiness. The treatment is reportedly known and valued across the country.
A South Dakota state senator demonstrates the proverb that people help each other when a barber in a small town is asked how soon he can cut a customer’s hair. The scene shows steady work and community spirit in a brief anecdote.
Mother Graves claims her worm exterminator will drive worms from the item without harming the child. The action is described as fully effective and safe for the patient involved.
An old farmer shares his favorite saying about patience and perseverance on a train. A pompous man mocks him, but the farmer insists perseverance can accomplish things, recounting a stubborn example about plain water in clove.
The article lauds Britain's “contemptible little army” at Mons, praising the soldiers who blocked the German advance into France. It notes London’s reverent scenes, a grand commemoration attended by 700 survivors, many maimed, who cheered and saluted. It extols the spirit of Britons, vigilance, and sacrifice in defense of civilization.
A church service in London quickly fulfilled a prophecy as the lights went out during a sermon from the Book of Job. The minister paused briefly then urged the congregation to spend a few minutes in silent prayer for the electric-lighting company.
A fragmentary Washington quote discusses belief in reincarnation and nature of the afterlife. The terse exchange hints at a broader conversation on spirituality and identity.
A fragment from the Boston Transcript notes a cryptic remark about Ani and his relation to a channelar religion. The text is sparse and lacks clear names, dates, or locations beyond the quoted line.
British ships old and seaworthy are pressed into transport and patrol roles. Famous racing yachts, convict ships, and Elizabethan hulks return to sea under engine power or sail to aid Britain against U boats. Sailors who fear unseen submarines are hailed as defense against Kaiser's rule.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney Co. asserts firm can cure catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure. The Toledo document includes sworn oath, signatures, and testimonials, referencing Oswalt and other details.
A vicar defends Worm Powders as a cure for worms in children showing Sunday defiance. He assures mothers that expelling worms will soon end, with vomiting as a harmless side effect of the medicine’s thorough action.
A brief item notes a discussion about a marriage proposal tied to a claimed $50, prospect, referenced in the Boston Transcript. The fragment suggests family attention on a pending marital arrangement.
An official of Cana controller for Do da announces fixed bran and shorts prices at 24.50 and 29.50 per ton bulk fob Fort William. Effective December 17. Margin of profit to be maintained with freight considerations at eastern centers.
Chesterton argues that leaders like La Follette and Snowden seek a broader struggle beyond present wars to advance liberty and peace. He claims their approach risks escalating motives for conquest and warns against underestimating the scale of a forthcoming global conflict.
Publisher hails Minard's Liniment as a time tested remedy. The endorsement notes decades of use in households in the Maritime Provinces and claims many imitators have failed to match its effectiveness.
A fragment quotes a line about precision and balance in scales. The text presents a casual remark on even balance in measurement and the idea of being precise. No further context or names are provided.
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