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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
10
William Denman, chairman of the Shipping Board, says the war hinges on three outcomes: Allied land defeats of Germany, or a German internal revolution, or a new ant-submarine breakthrough. He urges rapid shipbuilding and optimism that each departing vessel could carry the cargo that helps the Allies win.
An enthusiastic Melbourne demonstration sees Premier Hughes pledge 80000 pounds for the British Red Cross and the empire’s cause. He declares Australia’s great heart beating in unison and that the nation will be there when needed.
Miller's Worm Powders were devised to promptly relieve children suffering from worms. The simple preparation claims to avoid injury to the sensitive system and act thoroughly, though in some cases vomiting may occur, seen as a sign of powerful action rather than a nauseating property.
The Cow Hoard’s Dairyman notes a shift among Sone dairy farmers selling portions of their herds due to seed shortages and high grain prices. It argues cows offer better long term profits than expanding grain production as food shortages loom.
The Farmer and Stock Breeder predicts UK live stock may be reduced as pasture is converted to grain land. Three million acres of grazing will be broken up this year with more next year to push the nation toward independence from foreign grain and meat supplies.
Bertie asks for a last name in a playful aside during wedding chatter. The line hints at a domestic scene amid a wartime setting, with a teasing tone and intimate banter. The text centers on personal identity within a social moment.
An authoritative Cincinnati notice touts Freezone as the remedy to remove corns and calluses without pain. The small bottle costs little and supposedly loosens the corn or callus for easy removal, root and all, without irritating surrounding skin.
A British submarine rescued a downed airman from a seaplane near the Geran coast during a sea raid in February. A Zeppelin observed the scene and, misled by the submarine’s signals, hovered briefly before the sub crew dived and saved the man without exposure.
A persuasive advertising claim touts Bon-Opto as strengthening eyesight by 50 percent within a week in many cases. Testimonials describe clearer vision, reduced dependence on glasses, and relief from eye strain, with doctors endorsing the remedy though noted as anecdotal. The writeup urges readers to obtain Bon-Opto tablets from druggists and include it in family medicine cabinets.
A Cleveland press feature warns that a bread crust slice measuring about three by two and a half inches with half inch thickness weighs one ounce and is wasted daily by millions in the United States. The plea links crust waste to aiding the enemy and urges stopping such waste.
An advertisement promotes William’s Pink Pills as a blood enriching remedy for lingering weakness after diseases like la grippe and fevers. It cites a testimonial from Miss Hannah Hamilton Evy tebb and claims the pills restore strength and energy, available by mail or from The DeVile han reali Co of Brockville Ont.
A inventor in England has patented a laundry soap marketed to brace and color fabrics during washing. The formula includes talow caustic soda sodium thiosulfate and a dye. Questions arise about whether excessive use on some articles will increase bracing and if rinsing will remove the coloring and robbing effects.
A London Observer quote notes Minard's Liniment as curing diphtheria while predicting the end of the war as near when the submarine menace is mastered and America prepares to deploy a million men.
A garbled note references a pianola and a culinary tent, with unclear context. The readable fragment hints at event planning or a menu setting but lacks concrete names, dates, or locations to identify a definite news item.
The New York World notes Italian artillery praised in 1915 while criticizing British guns, yet asserts Britain now outguns Germany in heavy artillery and can reinforce Malian batteries, claiming John Bull reaches points decisively with both feet.
A sixteen year old Korean boy received a watch from the Governor General for his talent in mental math. He can add twenty two figures in seven seconds and supports his mother and siblings on a small wage after his father’s death.
Mr. Merchant urged to order Counter Check and Sales Books from COUNTER CHECK COMPANY LTD Canada. The letter notes rising costs for paper and waxed products but promises reasonably low prices, samples, and prompt service. It highlights carbon back or coated books, waxed wraps, and rolls, with wide coast to coast distribution and ample supply.
Dr J W Robertson argues in Home Waterworks that in house use water brings unsparing benefits. He notes it is affordable for farmers and a key economy, boosting health, efficiency, and household morale through purity and abundance.
Comic excerpt shows Mrs Jones asking about daughter’s piano practice while neighbor jokes about husband’s singing. Jack chimes in that he cannot tell a note from another, reflecting humorous kitchen-table dialogue.
An old advertisement claims a $100 reward and urges readers to trust Hall's Catarrh Cure marketed as a blood purifier. The text also mentions catarrh as a widespread disease and emphasizes protein from dietary sources as valuable and cheaper than animal protein.
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