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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
15
A garbled snippet shows a man recalling comments on marriage and class. The dialogue hints at a wife’s critique of her husband and a counter remark about searching for a "high-class man" before marriage. The text is incomplete and reflects overheard banter rather than a full story.
A simple remedy promises painless relief by applying a few drops and lifting corns or calluses away with fingers. The ad-style copy emphasizes quick, effortless results without discomfort or humbug.
An advertisement touts Free Zone a Cincinnati made ether compound sold in tiny bottles cheap at drug stores. Apply a drop to a corn or callus and soreness disappears as the corn loosens and lifts away. The copy claims no pain or irritation and asserts the product works on all corn types and calluses.
A clipped quotation shows a speaker lamenting a dog and imagining how valuable he would be if he were a pig, reflecting a whimsical or satirical tone from Washington Fyening's tar.
A playful exchange contrasts Minards Liniment and The Boss's Daughter with a mock arithmetic lesson. The Bookkeeper and Miss Multirox discuss adding numbers by pressing buttons, ending with a cheeky remark on men and their reputations.
The Zouaves have a short but storied 90 year history in the French army. Recruited from fierce Arab tribes in Algeria, they earned fame under Lamboriciere and Car fignac. They adopted Moorish dress and fought in the Crimea. The unit remained a close corps with African birth rejected.
A juvenile advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for bloodlessness among women and girls. It cites Dorina Bastien of St Jerome Quebec whose health, appetite and complexion improved after using the medicine, and notes price and availability through The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
An invalid man complains his wife causes his rheumatic suffering. A friend asks about his condition and the man blames the wife, noting the doctor’s remark and the wife’s crying. The fragment hints at domestic strain and medical input without full context.
The article notes Etna lava from the 1910 eruption kept boiling, with temperatures near 2000 degrees cited by Walter Hyte. It recalls 1669 lava cooling over eight years, 1787 lava reaching the sea, and a vast 1630-1787 lava flow forming a cataclysmic promontory and coastal destruction near Catanzaro.
The text warns dug wells are most dangerous due to loose stone walls and cracks that harbor small animals. They can die and decay in water, making it unpleasant and unsafe. Poor walls also allow drainage and washing from nearby barns to contaminate the water.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages by constitutional treatment. The claim states the remedy is taken into the blood and mucous surfaces and restores health, with a $100 reward for proof of failure and testimonials.
A provincial church with a shrinking Sunday attendance fills well before service as the minister delivers a practical topical sermon titled Three Days in a Submarine. The sermon aims to cauterize minds with moral lessons, contrasting with a Jonah-themed outcome. Miller's Worm Powders advertised as a safe child remedy for intestinal worms, promising quick relief and restored vitality when used as directed.
London Daily Express argues that restricting the English upper class to one third of prewar food would reduce disease and improve work and thinking. Six months of strict dieting could boost national brain power and prevent future gorging after peace. The Kaiser has already pushed Europe toward stricter health standards.
Recognized as a leading remedy for widespread afflictions, Graves' Worm is hailed as a relief for many and noted for reliability across communities.
A quirky exchange notes the veterinary figure performing with high notes to the crowd while avoiding shouting at a handler about salary. The line emphasizes performance over dispute in a lively scene.
The Simplicissimus front shows Count Zeppelin in heaven aboard his cruiser resting on a cloud as angels applaud. St Peter greets him and notes a fine new residence with a view that allows him to see Germany from the front window.
The advertisement claims stomach health governs nerves and nervous debility is a danger if ignored. It promotes Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as the quickest remedy to restore stomach action and cites thousands of testimonials to their cure for nervous disorders.
The department of Agriculture finds hauling farm produce on ordinary country roads costs 23 cents per ton mile, while hard surfaced roads cut the cost to 13 cents. The message urges farmers to view roads as essential infrastructure for rural communities, reducing transport expenses.
The Providence Journal notes New York City reduced garbage collections by 3,000,000 tons in a month, suggesting that each ton less means more food recovery. The report highlights food conservation as a key outcome of this economy.
Minard and Take no Other Nell-So the jilted Belle claims emotional damage from the breakup. She asserts the affair left her with a costly heartbreak and seeks 25000 in damages.
A Mrs Newlywed quips to Jack that Jones de Peyser is a valuable man because his mother provides him with a thousand dollars weekly and covers all his expenses. She contrasts her own position with his generous funding.
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