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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1918
Page
2
A garbled telegraph fragment mentions Mrs. Brown and Uncle James with a call to read and hurry. John Back reports counting words and requests a cut reading, suggesting a hurried, unclear communication needing clarification.
A number of fanatics in the belaboring troops were sent to France for the Spaekd of enforcing prohibition in that country.
Detroit man recovers from a crushed foot and nervous collapse after using Dr Chase's Nerve Food. He suffers anxiety and insomnia but improves after three years of failed treatment. The testimonial from London Ontario cites relief and renewed strength from the product.
The report notes atrocities in Bulgar bands are fewer due to fewer bands and contrasts Belkan mistreatment with broader Prussianism concerns as echoed by the New York Herald.
A pharmaceutical note extols Parmerece's Pills as a cure for digestive disorders, claiming they arise from long study and offer a sure correction for digestive ailments that cause misery to many, asserting their effectiveness for those who have not tried them.
The Department of Agriculture OtTawa calls for early prep for the increased production drive. It stresses higher food output is essential now to feed hogs and beef supplies, and warns insect control and timely forethought will impact season demand and yields.
The piece notes Berlin’s mood amid reports of an Italian breakthrough and calls for a decisive action before US influence grows. It suggests Russia may seek peace to resolve Germany’s food crisis, while German confidence rests on a hoped peace with Russia. Also includes an advertisement for Dr. Thomas Electric Oil claiming rapid back pain relief.
In a garbled fragment the text references a shocking event involving a Mh chief and a ravaging act against a neighbor clan. It also mentions widespread testimony by mothers to the virtue of a product called Mother Graves Worm Exterminator, claiming practical usefulness based on experience.
An advertisement promotes Minard's Liniment for sale across various outlets. The text mentions a cautious view of rival knowledge and emphasizes the product as a remedy. The tone resembles a period mercantile notice.
A fragment from Professor H Barton discusses hog production and feed efficiency. The text notes scarce feed raises costs and mentions waste as a potential feed source. It references middlings and shorts as economical feed components and hints at exclusive use for hogs rather than cattle.
The greatest steam locomotive, built by Baldwin Locomotive Works, is over 100 feet long with flexible boilers at three joints to negotiate curves. It has 24 driving wheels in four paired sets, powered by two large steam cylinders, and can pull a two mile long freight train of about 23,000 tons at around fourteen miles an hour on good roads.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for consumption and general weakness. It describes symptoms of anemia and debility and highlights testimonials from Mrs T Brennen of Charlton Ont claiming dramatic recovery after using the pills.
A note hints Bolivia’s sovereign coinage connection to Great Britain, describing the English sovereign as the standard gold coin and mentioning a commentator named Seno seee seer it au Ged as aaron.
A damaged OCR read of a historical note describes bridge piers at St Joseph being moved 136 feet in thirteen minutes. The event involves a steel railroad crossing over the Missouri River with rapid, precise relocation of the piers and associated equipment.
A sharp comment notes that a cynic sees motives as excuses for others actions. The line implies people avoid opposition due to fatigue or laziness. The critique targets collective indifference over genuine scrutiny.
Seattle residents praised a new public market feature but the venture closed quickly. Reported by the Vancouver World the entire stock sold out at seven cents a pound with crowds left waiting as the shopkeeper called in assistants to manage late customers.
An alleged cure claims to reverse catarrhal depression by cleansing mucous membranes. It promises over a hundred dollars for proof of a 027 Seee Carculart fee and asserts effects on the Eustachian tube and nasal passages.
A Canadian municipal report cites high costs in fire prevention and response. It notes spending on removing fire-breeding conditions to curb repeated blazes and reduce long term damages.
A brief notice aimed at women readers highlighting a community event or program. Details are sparse in the fragment, but it appears to solicit involvement or attendance and invites women to participate in a local activity.
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