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Newspaper

Landis Record

Location

Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Jun 13, 1918

Page

6

Vivid Courtroom Night Ends With Fatal Shootout

In a London dock court, Hilda Tressingham shoots Otto von Roon during a tense hearing about a wide bribery scheme to steal British naval secrets. Witnesses reveal a powerful syndicate behind the operation as the gunfire marks a dramatic curtain.

Miss Linkinshaw Bonnie King King Darcy Tollemache Biddlecom Plenkin Tressingham Colonel Tressingham Colonel Ressingham Lord Hartsdale Barthelemy Bonnie Jet Bac Wal Treasury Otto von Roon Hilda Tressingham von Roon Lydia von Koon Banister King Hilda

Too Big to Miss Was Rues With the Geography of the United States

An Englishman and his valet travel west from Boston for five days and discuss the vastness of the United States. The valet muses that Columbus did not achieve much, questioning how anyone could have helped recover America. The excerpt reflects humorous mispronunciations and irony about geographic scale.

United States Boston Hamerica Everybody’s Magazine

Is the Call to Service in Swift Quote

A historical note presents Jonathan Swift's line praising practical work over politicians as essential national service, framing two ears of corn or two blades of grass as symbols of real contribution. The quote elevates tangible labor above political discourse.

Canada’s Greatest Shoe House Serves the Nation

Ames Holden, renowned as Shoemakers to the Nation, operates large factories with acres of floor space and machinery capable of 8,000 pairs daily. The firm maintains a vast staff from clerks to travelers, studies styles for men women and children, and tailors offerings to local demand so retailers nationwide can source Holden footwear quickly.

Ames Holden Ames Holden McCready

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