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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 15, 1917
Page
6
Boots costing at least 1,625,000 dollars weekly are produced by lent on sarge factories. They supply the British army and also manufacture footwear for the French army Belgian and Italian forces. Types include thigh boots for sailors short boots for Gurkhas sandals for West African soldiers flying corps boots and mosquito boots for tropical campaigns.
Winter keeps the baby indoors in stuffy rooms and storms. The mother should keep Baby's Own Tablets handy to ease stomach bowels and colds, as suggested by The Willeus Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
The ad claims Kellogg’s remedy aids asthma with a time-tested formula. It presents asthma patients as hopeful, urging readers to try the product for results like many others.
A sixteen year old student alters her name to Alysse Jones after a headmistress calls her by her former spelling. The exchange ends with a brief acknowledgment from the teacher.
The article argues that the Fregeh of Lower Canada resemble Britons more than expected. It traces ancestry to Brittany Normandy, linking Bretons to Celtic and North European peoples, and notes Normans share ties with Northmen who once invaded England and France, suggesting Early St. Lawrence explorers blended French and British traits.
A collage of humorous exchanges and medical claims from old advertisements. References include vegetable pills for upset stomachs, liniments for livestock, and a claim about cures for catarrh by Malls Catrarrh Cure. The text also notes an oath by Frank J Cheney for a patent medicine patent.
The piece argues that using lead pencils to track crop performance and labor efficiency can reveal valuable savings. It suggests farmers plan with data on last year’s yields and machine costs and notes Holloway's Corn Cure as a product endorsement.
A Minnesota man recalls a Western rail stop where a passenger spots a sign and asks the conductor if he can get a dose before the train departs. The conductor replies yes, but proposes a condition that leaves the moment unfinished.
A brief, reflective exchange notes the difficulty of moral resolve after holiday spending. One speaker jokes about being virtuous when broke, while the other hints that timing aids restraint and self control.
A user praises Minnard's Liniment Co. for 25 years of use. The letter claims the product cures a cold in the head within 24 hours when rubbed between the hands and inhaled, and notes it is best for bruises and sprains. The writer signs as Dartmouth.
A Life magazine note quotes Hippo two complaining about servants in their prosperous life. The second hippo laments difficulty hiring help to scrub the mud in its bath each morning.
The Strand and the Regents Palace hotels publish an annual financial statement indicating net profits for the year of at least a large amount. A seven percent dividend on preference shares and eleven percent on common shares is noted. The piece questions Canadian hotel activity and hints at significant profits amid wartime London.
A fragment from a 19th century dialogue shows a peculiar street scene where a man questions about a woman across the street then mistakenly claims items as family possessions including his wife’s dress Senaeeere hat and mother-in-law’s. The exchange ends abruptly.
A prominent pecan enters a consulting room and asks who has waited longest. A man with a stet torian voice replies he is the tailor and delivered clothes four weeks ago, according to the Chicago Herald.
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