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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
3
Unverified drug ad claims Catarrhozone cures catarrh and bronchitis without drugs, offering an inhaler in a dollar outfit with sizes 50c and 25c samples. The excerpt also includes a long, unrelated narrative about a Cornish estate, Archibald Comlyn, and a curate visiting Comlyn Court.
In a chilling scene Sir Anthony bets a risky ruse and Laura Gaspard offers to join for a mysterious ride. Norgan withdraws to rest as dawn breaks through curtains while Enore weighs the wager and the allure of Lanisrd’s daughter.
The Reverend Laurence Cle cu rate of Comlyn wheels his bicycle through gates toward Comlyn Court. A man vanishes into a shrubbery path leading to the great house half a mile away as the curate, near sighted, observes with a despondent expression.
The scene follows Leonard Clegg and Miss Mavis as a fragile engagement prospects clash with Archibald Comlyn’s sullen mood. A curate recalls sleepless nights and failing sermons as the conversation folds into a July afternoon at Mordred Farm where Sir Anthony West’s whereabouts loom.
Lloyd George and the Chicago Herald argue that economic strength favors the United States and its allies. The message asserts abundant resources guarantee endurance and victory for the cause of liberty, with dollars regarded as supporting justice in war.
Alberta sees a sharp rise in farm land sales through Land Titles offices in Edmonton and Calgary, signaling a momentum not seen since 1913 boom days. Provisional figures for this year show substantial activity across the province, with large transactions reported to the government.
A terse transcript notes that an unnamed individual was compelled to make extensive alterations to a structure or plan after being assessed as a self made man. The exact persons and location are unclear from the fragment.
A short agricultural note urges farmers to vary crops to protect soil. It says rotating game crops maintains nitrogen and humus, keeps soil mellow and friable, and opens subsoil for other roots.
The Indian and the Plough theme highlights how Indigenous farmers support the war effort by cultivating soil and raising cattle. Reports from Ontario reserves and Alberta bands such as Blood Peigan and Blackfoot detail wheat and oats yields, hay production, and sales profits, with figures on acres, horses, and seed for 1917.
The article notes 35,000 veterans unfit for further service and 20,000 to 25,000 Canadians in English hospitals. It discusses the need to train these men in schools with large centres, estimating 20 to 25 vocational courses and about 175 available occupations with employer participation to aid livelihood.
A wartime editorial urges replacing wheat bread with potato flour to conserve scarce wheat. It cites bread as essential to social order, notes wartime shortages in Europe, and argues potato flour is wholesome, tasty, and usable in sponge cakes. It cites Senator Colby who advocates substitutes to ease hunger.
The article notes Western Canada's diverse farming expanding to include beekeeping. Manitoba increases honey output reaching about one million pounds last year while Alberta farmers report favorable conditions and fruitful honey sources boosting income from bee colonies.
A Norristown factory discharged a girl after she refused to buy a bond. Other workers who did not purchase bonds were also affected, facing removal or penalties in the same plant.
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