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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
2
Sir Penywern searches for his wife’s whereabouts while a servant uncovers disturbances in the study. Rathbone’s actions and odd clues draw suspicion as the la d is rattled by the late master’s household and a hidden mass under the sofa emerges.
Spokane laundrymen urge that white goods be used as dyes used to color wash have proven inferior since the war. Red dyes are most prone to running according to the laundrymen.
An author notes Manitoba birds aid agriculture by destroying insect pests. He lists species like robin, wren, kingbird, oriole, jay, woodpecker, chickadee, and crow as beneficial. sparrows are not grain thieves upon scrutiny. The piece links bird life to nest season and agricultural protection.
Archie Bell lauds the novel Hearts and Paces by a Canadian railway official. The piece notes John Murray Gibson born in Ceylon, a son of titled father, Oxford graduate, with philosophy study in Germany. Gibson later edited Black and White in London before resignation to pursue other aims.
Readers learn that Cesar Franck, famed for his symphony, began as a schoolteacher whose broad career influenced the country’s critics over the past two years. The note underscores Franck’s pivotal role in shaping music despite his humble beginnings.
The Minneapolis Journal cites the Lincoln Highway as a future continental backbone able to move 100 soldiers and gear 3400 miles in under three weeks once completed. It notes 3 million dollars spent since 1913 and urges permanent hard surface paving, with parallel routes developing for peace or war needs.
Readers note dealers expect a jump in business as sugar prices rise. They warn housewives may preserve fewer fruits, lowering volumes for the season amid the high cost of sugar and general pressure on domestic canning.
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