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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
3
Lord Rhondda recalls the 1914 emotional unity amid the German push for decisive action. He argues the nation must sustain resolve during prolonged war weariness and avoid spiraling quarrels as battles unfold.
The United States Department promotes cottage cheese as a cheap meat substitute produced from skim milk. A nationwide drive includes a hundred field washer participants and state by state outreach to save meat for soldiers. Departments of agriculture collaborate with the Food Administration on campus outreach efforts.
Madame Pierre Pepin of St Honore Chicoutimi reports two of her little girls sleep better and stop bed wetting after taking Dodd's Kidney Pills. She credits the remedy with curing kidney weakness and urges others to ask neighbors about its benefits after twenty five years of use in Canada.
A Boston Transcript cartoon caption asserts loyalty in wartime action, noting that points given to the enemy are meaningful only as bayonet points in combat.
Advertisement offering one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh. Claims Hall's Catarrh Cure has 35 years of use and is a remedy for catarrh. states cure acts on the disease and urges readers to send for more information and purchase from local sellers.
The Cleveland Plaindealer notes a tendency to call American soldiers abroad Yanks rather than Sammies. The writer views this as a relief and observation on terminology.
A historical note praises Dr. Thomas electric base as a superior product once marketed over thirty years ago. The item is said to have met the needs of a section, then spread across a continent and throughout the hemisphere, with no equal in the market.
The wool marketing system grows as more farmers join the cooperative method. Manitoba and Saskatchewan plan centralized assembly, Alberta to coordinate through regional wool growers associations. In February, Canadian Wool Growers Limited formed in Toronto to act as an overhead service for growers nationwide.
The Baltimore American reports a sensational claim that Huns are eating dogs, labeling it cannibalistic behavior and reflecting wartime propaganda rhetoric. The piece highlights fear and misinformation circulating in public discourse.
A mother overworked by child care and household duties finds health waning from daily fatigue and nerves. Dr Williams Pink Pills are promoted as a safe remedy to enrich blood, strengthen limbs, and relieve headaches and backaches, with testimonial from Mrs. W F Burns of Goderich Ontario. They are advertised at cents a box, six for $2.50 from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A father explains to his son that rams used in the Civil War era were likely ancestors of modern submarines. The exchange frames early naval ideas as predecessors to today’s underwater vessels.
An article notes army shoe demand drains leather from civilian use, driving shoe prices higher. It urges home economy and careful boot care to extend life, citing weather exposure and wear. It endorses The F. Ley Corporations advertisements and promotes 2 in 1 fishes as leather safe.
Sore corns and calluses vanish with a few drops of Freezone applied to the corn. A small bottle, obtainable at drug stores, dries quickly and does not irritate surrounding skin. If local druggists lack it, request a wholesale bottle through their supplier.
The Soldiers of the Soil program under the Canada Food Board enlists 35,000 active boys to work on farms this summer. Supervising duties fall to the SOS organization to support agricultural output.
Harlin Fulton of Pleasant Bay in British Columbia says Mind's Liniment is the only liniment their store keeps for sale and the people use it.
Provincial farmers allied with Seager Wheeler of Rosthern outline establishing a native selling agency for registered grain varieties. Head office planned in Regina or Winnipeg, operating under the Canadian Seed Growers Association. Wheeler named as a leading figure in the scheme.
The commission of conservation in Ottawa has issued a useful handbook for farmers. It covers tillage, manures, seed selection, clowering, the farm garden, weeds and pests, and other topics in an informative as well as alert manner. Limited quantities are available.
Bystander overhears Test New Man and New Man arguing over a five dollar bill placed on a desk. The exchange hints at a deliberate test or prank amid the confrontation.
A passerby speaks of spring, while an old man notes three wives buried nearby. Miller's Worm Powders are advertised as curing worms by digesting them and cleansing the bowels, improving child health.
Dr Jvey McNairn told the Royal Canadian Be wy in Toronto that the world’s age suitable for habitation lies about one thing or so, sparking discussion on creation and geology.
An order in council now requires every domiciled person aged 16 or older to work or prove why they are idle. The directive establishes universal labor obligation across the country with penalties for noncompliance.
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