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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 31, 1918
Page
7
A 1917 testimonial from John Cunningham of Antigonish Nova Scotia describes severe scalp itching and hair loss due to a rash. He credits Corieame Soap and Deco for healing after four months of trouble, endorsing Cuticura toilet soap to prevent skin troubles.
The New Tribune warns in strong terms that Bolshevik influence at home threatens Allied nations more than Germany. It argues that internal agitation could sap loyalty and duty, risking peace terms as harsh as those imposed on Russia if Bolshevik movements spread.
The advertisement touts Parme Vegetable Pills as a universal cure for indigestion and liver kidney derangements. It claims relief for thousands and promises proof via numerous testimonials, asserting superiority to other pills for the ailments described.
Figures from Col. F. H. Cunningham New Westminster reveal the Dominion fish chief reports a 1 557 435 case pack of dressed salmon in 1917 the highest on record. The bulk was exported to Europe with most fish labeled for shipment there.
A Red Cross effort in France protects children from war ills with centers behind the lines. Nurses and a motor dispensary tend to treatment, feeding, and hygiene for orphans and displaced youngsters amid devastation. The piece urges total national effort and sacrifice for victory.
A Cincinnati man discovered a topical remedy called Freezone that dissolves and loosens corns and calluses with a few drops. The ad promises instant relief, painless removal, and no irritation to surrounding skin, urging readers to ask their druggist for a small bottle.
Official Washington figures show 1394 U. S. military deaths, wounds, or missing through December 1 since the war began last April. Mortality includes 937 natural deaths and 352 accidental deaths. Eleven killed in action and 18 reported lost.
Fragmentary report notes Minard's liniment marketed to cure colds and similar ailments. Mentions a Western regional representative and Saskatchewan province involvement with distribution plans for next year.
Mrs. Willie Theriault of Pacquetville New Brunswick praises Baby's Own Tablets for helping her baby thrive. The ad says the tablets break up colds fevers cure constipation and ease teething and minor infant ills. Sold by medicine dealers or mail order for 25 cents a box from The Br Williams' Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
British Columbia shipyards may soon build vessels for Australia as negotiations with the Commonwealth government proceed. Six BC yards operate with a mix of wooden ships and auxiliary vessels. twelve belong to the Canadian West Coast Navigation Company and twenty seven are contracted for by imperial authorities. The BC Mariners Association seeks a Dominion loan to finance current and future shipbuilding, noting 131 years since the first Pacific coast vessel.
Sufferers of muscular rheumatism are advised to rub the affected region briskly with Dr Thomas Electric Oil. The text claims rapid pain relief and greater virtue in a bottle than can be fully measured, urging persistence until relief is felt.
An agreement between the United States and Canada ensures ample binder twine for Canadian requirements next year. The pact secures continued supply amid trade considerations and aims to stabilize prices for farmers and industry users.
The analysis compares wealth in the United States and Great Britain, noting Americans have more total millionaires while Britain has more individuals in upper brackets. It cites counts of billionaires and high-net-worth individuals and discusses income versus capital held, suggesting American fortunes are spread more evenly among the very rich.
Purchase representatives of allied governments plan to take all surplus flour and oatmeal from Canadian mills. Mills are operating at full capacity day and night to meet demand. The surplus is being allocated to eastern plants for allied governments and campus use.
The article argues for a close Anglo American co operation between English speaking peoples as the path to a lasting world order based on common ideals and freedom. It contrasts German and Japanese views with a non aggressive alliance of nations under shared law and will to cooperation. It warns against purely nationalistic alliances and calls for a spiritual foundation and popular democracy.
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