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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
7
The snippet argues the United States must oppose Hohenzollerns and pursue military and economic unity from the North Sea to the Indian Ocean. It frames alliance as essential and costly, urging persistent effort for mankind’s survival and real participation in shaping events in Russia and beyond.
The text lists when wheat is harvested around the world and across months. It notes January in Argentina and New Zealand, February to March in the East Indies and Epye, April in Cyprus Asia Minor and Cuba, May in China and Japan, and peak activity in May in several regions including Turkey Greece and Spain. It mentions July in northern regions, August in Britain, September to October in Sweden Norway, and November to December in Peru and South Africa.
The column critiques German blame shifting after World War I and cites James W. Gerard, former U S ambassador to Berlin, asserting that modern Germany is no longer the kindly nation of the past and German society has shifted under military rule.
A Nova Scotia resident reports chest injury from a fence fall and unable to work. After trying various liniments, one bottle of Marius Liniment, warmed and applied to the chest, fully cured the ailment. C H Cossabdnom of Roesway Digby County provides the testimony.
Simple and Sure describes use of Dr Thomas Electric as a liniment or dressing. Directions are plain and easily understood by both young and old, emphasizing simplicity of application and rule for use.
A fragment notes one person admitting heavy cigar consumption and another commenting on the habit. The line hints at ongoing smoking behavior and a playful aside about departure.
The Canadian Pacific Railway through its Colonization and Development Department led by J. S. Dennis has begun a campaign to urge absentee owners to cultivate their lands. About 8,000 owners received circulars detailing potential profits, with the company offering free guidance on how to cultivate, travel routes, customs, and rates to encourage Dominion-wide development and greater food production.
A Petrograd correspondent notes Russia lacks symbols of the new estate after revolution. The eagle and red flag have been replaced to mark change, but the upheaval offers no guarantee of stability or progress as the whirlwind of overthrow continues.
A Narriston Ontario family credits Dr Cassell's Tablets with curing their infant daughter's stomach illness. The letter urges others to request a free sample for 5 cents toward return address and urges correct dosing. The ad lists ailments claimed to be treated and notes imitations beware.
An essay mocks self sufficiency citing oatmeal and philosophy as superior. Holloway's Corn Cure promises relief for corn problems. Kiel workers demand higher rations. directors say they share hardships. A workmen deputation seeks to inspect directors' stores, but access is denied.
The advertisement extols complete relief from asthma symptoms after using Dr. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy. It promises soothing, gentle influence that eases tightened airways and claims thousands have found it effective. Good druggists nationwide have sold the remedy for years.
A colonial era note describes a single wheel rickshaw invented by a Swede engaged in Congo fission work. The vehicle features a cushion seat on a low rubber-tired wheel with front loops and rear wheelbarrow handles. It remains impractical for native passengers and suited to narrow roads in much of Africa.
The article celebrates suspending Sunday labor in munition factories except for urgent repairs. It argues workers cannot endure year after year seven days of strain and suggests output may rise as a result. The London Daily News is cited in support of the change.
Mrs J B Tauffenbach of Richer Man says Baby's Own Tablets are excellent for constipation in children. The Cr ee Medicine Co sells the laxative for 25 cents a box by mail or through medicine dealers from Brockville Ontario.
The last days of Prince Karl Friedrich nephew of the Kaiser are recounted in a report to England by Rev. M. Caldwell, Baptist chaplain to Gemma prisoners in France. He says the Australians treated him with kindness and that he admired them as sportsmen while a prisoner.
The Buffalo Express cites Signor Nitti noting Italy’s strong economic position and tax funding of war interest, with praise for orderly civil affairs and military planners admiring Italy’s organization amid postwar strength and surprises.
A curious man quips about a new son-in-law’s health saying brain fever could not affect him. The father-in-law dismisses the notion with a mocking laugh and jokes about a jelly-like person having a back ache.
A terse note suggests Ne Setquick gains ease by attracting many others who share the same desire. The passage emphasizes social support and momentum around a popular figure.
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