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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 15, 1917
Page
13
Boots by the million are produced weekly by the lent on sarge factories. They supply the British army and also furnish footwear for the French army the Belgian and Italian forces. Boots include thigh boots for sailors and mosquito boots for tropical campaigning.
The article notes harsh winter conditions keep infants in stuffy rooms, leading to frequent colds and unsettled bowels. It recommends keeping Baby's Own Tablets on hand, claiming they settle the stomach and stop colds, sold by Willeus Medicine Co in Brockville Ontario.
A historical ad claims Kellogg's Asthma Remedy offers a life changing cure for asthma. The copy emphasizes relief and renewed hope, presenting the product as strong evidence of its effectiveness and urging sufferers to try it.
A sixteen year old, formerly Alice Jones, signs as E Alysse Jones and gives the spelling as Jones Bow when queried by the head mistress. The exchange ends with polite thanks from the teacher.
The Hamilton Spectator discusses how Bretons and Normans share ancestry with Celtic Britons and Norse Danes. It notes early St. Lawrence explorers under the Bourbons likely mixed British and French traits, highlighting durable traits of daring and endurance in settlement.
A garbled parade of quips on mileage, speed and conductors mixed with patent pills for digestion and cures. The text cites Mr Cheney and a claim of a cure for catarrh, with legal boilerplate about oath and a Toledo indemnity.
The piece argues using a lead pencil to compare crop yields and time savings to cut costs. It suggests analyzing labor efficiency and equipment use, and ends with a plug for Holloway's Corn Cure to remove corn roots.
A Minnesota man recalls an afternoon aboard a western railway train stopping at a small station. A passenger spots an intriguing sign and rushes to the conductor asking if he can grab a soda before the train departs. The conductor replies affirmatively and adds a caveat about timing.
A fragmentary excerpt contrasts timing for resolution with a humorous line about virtue and finances. The speaker implies relief in choosing to be good after Christmas and notes that being broke makes goodness easier.
A customer testimonial from Dartmouth extols Minnard's Liniment Co Limited stating 25 years of use with occasional others. The letter claims the product cures a head cold in 24 hours when rubbed between the hands and inhaled and calls it best for bruises and sprains.
A humorous Life snippet shows the second hippo lamenting prosperity as a servant cannot be found to fetch mud baths each morning. The exchange highlights playful anthropomorphism and social satire.
The annual financial statement shows net profits for the year at no less than a large amount with a seven percent dividend on preference shares and eleven percent on common. The note suggests Canadian hotels may be earning similar land office style profits as many Canadian women are in London.
An fragmented dialogue hints at a street scene with a man asking about a woman across the street and mentioning a wife, a Sameneer hat, mother-in-law, and cook, all amid a stray line about a liniment curing diphtheria.
A pecan themed confrontation unfolds as a prominent figure in a consulting room asks who waited longest. A man in a stet TORian voice speaks up asserting he is the tailor who delivered clothes four weeks earlier, per a Chicago Herald item.
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