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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
15
The article argues the U S must confront a global security and economic alliance from the North Sea to the Indian Ocean urging decisive action despite cost. It highlights neutral opinion growing against delays while stressing limited alternatives and the aim to advance participation in the war effort.
The text lists harvest months for wheat across regions. January to December see varying activity with peaks in January in Argentina and New Zealand, February to March in East Indies, April in Cyprus Asia Minor and Cuba, May in China Japan, August in Britain, and November December in Peru and South Africa. Jime noted as the busiest harvest month.
The piece defends German people amid postwar blame, citing James W. Gerard who argues that a kinder Germany is buried under a superior German helmet and that apologies for Germans misstate their rulers. It reflects wartime sentiment and rhetoric on national responsibility.
A reader from Digby County Nova Scotia reports recovery from chest injury after using Marius Liniment applied warm on the chest. The testimonial claims the liniment cured the pain and enabled breathing.
The article extols Simple and Sure Dr Thomas Electric as so simple a remedy that a child can grasp the instructions. It notes clear directions for use as a liniment and as a dressing, saying the rules are plain and easily understood by young or old.
A clipped dialogue reveals one figure admitting a heavy cigar habit while another hints at plans to part ways. The exchange suggests strain between two individuals amid unspecified pressures or departures.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Company through its Colonization and Development Department led by J. S. Dennis is launching an aggressive drive to persuade about 8,000 absentee landowners to farm their properties. The circular highlights profits from last year’s crops and offers free guidance on how to cultivate, plus detailed travel routes, regulations, and rates upon request as part of a Dominion-wide push to boost production amid a looming world food shortage.
A Petrograd correspondent notes Russia lacks symbols of the new regime with the old autocratic eagles removed and the red flag raised, signaling revolution. The piece argues a revolution is not a stable national condition, and turbulence fades as time passes.
A letter from Corby of Narriston Ontario describes a infant with severe stomach trouble who, after doctors gave poor odds, improved following use of Dr Cassell's Tablets. The note praises the remedy for dyspepsia kidney trouble and nervous ailments and offers a free sample with 5 cents for postage.
A Vancouver Sun quip mocks long routes to success while a Holloway’s Corn Cure advert promises relief for corn pain. Kiel workers press for higher rations and pay, and a delegation seeks access to directors' larders, but the directors refuse, claiming store orders.
Relief from asthma described as complete relief from suffering after using Dr Kellogg's Asthma Remedy. Sought after by thousands with soft gentle influence easing tightened air tubes. Available from good druggists for years without failure.
A Swede missionary designer created the one wheeled ricksha in the Congo context. Early frames use epee tubing with a cushioned seat over a single rubber tired wheel. Front handles loop while rear handles serve as wheelbarrow grips. It remains the only practical transport on narrow paths in much of Africa.
The report states Sunday labor in munition factories may be suspended except for urgent repairs. It argues workers cannot endure constant seven day labor and suggests output may rise rather than fall due to the change.
A letter from Mrs. J. B. Tauffenbach of Richer Man praises Baby’s Own Tablets as an effective gentle laxative for children. The Cr ee Medicine Co Brockville Ont sells the tablets for 25 cents a box by dealers or mail.
In a report from France a wounded prince, nephew of the Kaiser, recalls his capture by Australians and his positive impressions of their kindness. He says he played tennis with Wilding in England and expresses gratitude toward the hospital staff and his captors as he recovers, pledging to work for his country’s renewal.
The Buffalo Express reports Signor Nitti stating Italy shows strong formation and able to pay war interest from taxation. He cites excellent general economy and civil organization admired by military experts for army operations.
A curious man teases the father-in-law about a supposed brain fever in his new son-in-law. The father-in-law replies with skepticism, calling the idea absurd and describing the suitor as a jelly-like figure with a back ache.
Brief note indicates a can Ne seeks quick help from numerous supporters who want aoe. Financial or social appeal appears central, with unspecified group size and unclear outcome.
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