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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
8
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a universal cure for throat and chest ailments promising relief from catarrh bronchitis and colds. The unit includes vapors a special apparatus and guarantees a three month supply for one dollar with smaller sizes available.
In a tense confrontation King accuses Barthelemy of murdering Richard Avery. He reveals he manipulated events and police to trap Barthelemy, then exposes an empty drug phial and watches Barthelemy collapse from horror and a fainting fit.
London woke to nonstop editions as Fleet Street blazed with news of a stolen confidential document tied to British development plans and a German translation. The two suspected culprits, Hon Mrs Tressingham and Otto von Roon, were arrested in high profile raids, with a club proprietor rumored to be a prince of crime.
Farm mortgages are being paid off at the present time. The statement notes that these payments are occurring earlier than typical periods, reflecting a trend in accelerated debt settlement and potential changes in farm finance.
Manitoba Free Press reports Prof John Macoun examines a national flower for Canada. Winnipeg resident R H McDonald urges the orange red lily for its ubiquity and beauty. Critics question its suitability and note the maple leaf and sugar maple issues across provinces.
Mrs. Samuel Milley of Exploits Harbor Newfoundland and Labrador reports she suffered rheumatism and heart failure for years. After using twenty two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills her rheumatism is gone and she praises the medicine to friends. She notes kidneys must be strong for full health and that Dodd's Kidney Pills act on the kidneys. A missing will discovered in an old bureau after a recent air raid may affect current property holders.
Dairy farmers in British Columbia face market and quality challenges. Cream cheese from the Experimental Farm in Agassiz proves popular and simple to make near Vancouver, with 170 pounds of cream yielding ninety cents per pound.
The bread ration of French soldiers has been reduced due to a severe wheat shortage in France. Europe was promised 18,000,000 bushels of wheat per month from North America. Since January 1 the shortage has reached 3,000,000 bushels, stated by Hon. Everett Colby, New Jersey senator, in a speech at Ottawa.
The Prussian landowners announce no hospitality to underfed town children from districts with January strikes. The Socialist press says this policy will starve children unless parents are staunchly Hohenzollern and Pan-German in politics.
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