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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
7
Mrs Ida Clyde Clarke novelist laments Parisian life amid conflict noting lack of pastry gowns and mourning. She asserts war bread accompanies tea and that Mother Graves Worm Exterminator is a child remedy, reflecting era tone and peculiar household tips.
A reader reports Bill has stopped drinking the so called joy water and now drinks only plain soda. He wears yellow ies to think it resembles eleen pagne.
Suffer No Longer From Constipation. Dr Hamiltons Pills offer immediate relief and claim a full cure within three days. The ad promotes a one box, 25c price, and a $1000 guarantee for any untreated case.
The Brockville Record er and Times argues subsidies to returned soldiers should be viewed as investments. It contends soldiers will become taxpayers and contributors to national wealth, making aid profitable for provinces and Dominion in the long run.
A fragmented dialogue shows a stitched together exchange with lines about men, girls, and a playful, uncertain tone. The garbled text hints at social banter and misheard phrases.
A dated wartime note discusses opposing statements by German commanders about attacks on Kemmel Hill and German efforts to mislead allies. It contrasts German claims with actual actions and notes双方 deception but highlights Allied uncertainties regarding General Foch's current plans.
Excerpt from the London Observer stresses a disciplined, iron-hearted stance in all circumstances. It calls for unwavering resolve, steadfastness in the face of incidents, and relentless perseverance amid harsh tests.
Boghos Nubar Pasha, in Paris, cites Armenia reports that Turkey conducts methodical measures to destroy Armenians in occupied localities. He says all Armenians are being killed and warns intervention must come early to avert extermination. A national delegation appeals to the civilized world for aid.
A Cincinnati authority says corns of all kinds can be lifted from the skin using a few drops of freezone applied to the corn. The remedy is inexpensive and available from druggists or wholesale drug houses, with a small bottle suggested for home use.
A Washington Star fragment questions whether husbands favor daylight saving and jokes about omitting daylight time. The brief notes the night’s confusion and humorous take on the policy.
A fragment reports Bobbie overhearing a whispered kiss involving Minard and others, with the line Aw that’s what they all say. The dialogue suggests a social confrontation and a hush about the incident in the household.
An effort to move British shell shocked soldiers from London to rural military hospitals is underway. Special farms will employ the men while they receive medical care, with more units planned as space becomes available. Canadians will recuperate at home when travel is safe.
Advice to mothers about teen girls pale tired and irritable due to anaemia and how Dr Williams Pink Pills enrich blood. Claims the pills restore health, energy and color, with testimonial notes praising improved well being and beauty.
Canadian Great War veterans are solicited to cooperate with the British government to erect a convalescent home in California. The project seeks funds and sanction for construction, with support from Indian soldiers in the state and efforts to secure necessary finances. The article notes Allied war efforts and U S involvement.
A jagged excerpt shows sailors debating behind a wire fence during a tense moment at sea. One man says Sea, blockading Germany, while another erupts in a sharp retort, highlighting confusion and coded wartime conversation.
Letters from Mahone Bay Bridgewater and Mahone Bay tout Minard's Liniment for curing bronchitis asthma and severe ailments. Names include Mrs A Livingstone John Mader and Joshua A Wynacht sharing relief. Public testimonials suggest broad local endorsement across P.E. I and Mahone Bay areas.
American manufacturers investigate camouflage candles used in Scandinavian markets. The hollow porcelain cylinder fills with kerosene and burns like a wax candle, prompting wartime economy concerns and production scrutiny.
Barrie Ontario special reports George Somers, aged eighty two, praises Dodd's Kidney Pills after trying several brands. The former carriage worker says he has used them for nearly twenty five years with strong satisfaction and notes ongoing back strain and kidney issues.
A garbled OCR fragment presents scattered names and phrases about captains, machines, and unknown cases. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or clear subjects to summarize into a proper news item.
Premier William Martin of Saskatchewan predicts complete standardization of lic education high normal and normal schools across Saskatchewan Manitoba Alberta and British Columbia within two years. He spoke after a conference of western ministers of education.
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