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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
2
An old medical ad advises on a cleansing routine using Cuthura Ointment and soap. It recommends washing with hot water, then bathing a few minutes with soap, rinsing with tepid water, and notes the soothing effect lasts through the night.
The food controller sets fixed prices for bran at 24 50 per ton and shorts at 29 50 per ton in bulk F O B Port William. Western feed prices equal fixed price minus freight to Fort William while western milling areas add freight from mills to Port William. Eastern points pay fixed price plus freight. Bag costs run about 6 30 per ton higher.
An old advertisement touts a cure for catarrhal deafness via a constitutional remedy. It asserts the condition stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube causing mucus buildup and hearing loss and claims funds back if it fails. The text references Cut & Co Toledo and promises a $100 reward for any deafness cured.
Manitoba exporters report a new venture for farmers sending hardy nursery stock to the United States during 1917. Officials expect growth as northern-grown stock performs well in southern markets. The piece notes the general promise of the venture for a larger industry. It also mentions Holloway's Corn Cure as a remedy for corns.
An A P correspondent from Stockholm reports an ancient prophecy fulfilled in Riga where two years ago Russians seized a copper church bell bearing an old German inscription. The bell’s rim bears the line He who moves me from my place will lose.
A London Daily News commentary argues that the war must lead to a postwar world order forged in joint interests rather than national advantage. It champions a League of Nations inspired council of democracy and a universal religious spirit to foster a rebuilt, free world.
A Ontario mother describes her child's ringworm spreading from head to neck and ears. After using Dr Chase's Ointment the sores vanished and never returned, prompting a testimonial urging other mothers to try the product.
The text argues Belgium’s case must be a precedent for peace talks. It insists on official confession, restoration, and reparations before negotiations. It notes pan Germany’s stance that Belgium should be economically and politically controlled by Germany.
A Daily News and Leader writer notes a camp chorus and orchestra of Russian inmates delivering a remarkable concert in a town church. The event drew interest from residents and officials as proceeds supported a local base efforts.
At a Toronto meeting of the Ontario Bread and Cake Manufacturers association Professor Harcourt of Ontario Agricultural College represented the food controller. Bakers pledged cooperation to save wheat flour for export to Allies, and a committee was named to draft resolutions.
A Baltimore American excerpt notes a French officer’s assertion that Germany’s future will be defined by lack of honor, truth, and morality. The critique predicts generations of fear, hatred, and difficulty restoring Germany’s global standing after its leaders’ actions.
John Walefield of LaHave Islands in Lunenburg County endorses Minard's Liniment for bruises sore chest throat head ache and similar pains. He says he uses it daily and buys a new bottle before the old one runs out.
The Hamilton board of trade council has adopted a practical program urging school boys to assist in keeping pigs. The aim is to boost hog production nationwide by involving youth in agricultural work as part of a broader campaign.
A promotional note asserts that Kellogg s Asthma Remedy halts asthma quickly with repeated use. It states the treatment reaches the breathing passages and provides lasting relief, urging readers to keep it on hand for ready use.
A Washington Post quote argues the main difficulty in shielding the United States from danger lies in the British navy’s opposition to the Kaiser’s plans.
Unclear text suggests plans or services described as neural arrangements for British farmers. The garbled notes reference liniment and small aid, with partial phrases indicating efforts to make services available. No clear names, dates, or organizations are discernible.
Advertised remedy Anuric from Dr. Pierce is urged for rheumatic and kidney ailments. The copy cites warning signals like dizzy spells irregular urine and backaches and warns delaying treatment may lead to kidney disease such as bladder stones. Patient testimonials are implied but not stated.
A health column urges mothers to use Dr Williams Pink Pills to rebuild blood and restore strength amid the strains of motherhood. The piece cites Mrs W H Alberry of Mallorytown Ontario recounting improved energy and well being after treatment for weakness and nervousness during nursing.
A fragment argues parents must seek fathers consent before medical steps for children. It warns that letting children suffer worm infestations harms health and growth, while noting practical treatment options exist.
Saskatchewan reports 32 000 automobiles at year end, an increase of 100 percent. The province accounts for nearly one third of Canada's total autos in 1916 while housing only about one tenth of the population. Auto growth parallels U S rates with roughly one car per twenty four people.
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