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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
2
A brief image shows a child named Henry being tested on spelling by a kindly visitor. The scene captures a classroom moment highlighting language learning and encouragement.
A trade notice endorses Baby's Own Tablets as safe and reliable for children. Mrs John M Weaver of Blissfield New Brunswick reports ten years of use with constant readiness at home. The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario sells by mail or locally at a set price per box.
The Toronto College of Music inaugurates its Examinations under founder F H Torrington. A system of local midsummer examinations allows distant students to receive the same advantages as in Toronto. Full information and syllabus are available from the Secretary of the College.
A British army surgeon details a new glass eye using a carved cartilage sphere from the rib to prevent sinking and allow movement. The section describes removing the destroyed eye and harvesting cartilage, then placing the globe in the socket beneath the conjunctiva before fitting the outer eye shell.
A Boston paper laments high fish prices despite large imports, illustrating supply and demand dynamics. Detroit news notes Miller's Worm Powders as a superior remedy for children's intestinal worms, claiming rapid stomachic improvement and lasting digestive health benefits.
A rough encounter ends with tears as a man recalls being raised in a barn while a speaker consoles him. The scene centers on an emotional moment and a homesick reaction to a joke about upbringing.
A simple-minded man in a Welsh coal valley is a chapel regular who always takes his turn in devotional services. His prayer voice mixes earnest faith with muddled phrases as he speaks of God and distant events in a rustic manner.
The fragment notes a request directed at Minard and remarks on Doctor Pellett as the most absent minded man seen. It presents a brief scene suggesting inquiry or complaint amid a casual social exchange.
A diarist notes M. Daniel Blum enthal, Alsatian born former Colmar mayor and Strassburg Reichstag representative, who allegedly endured eight death sentences and over five hundred years of penal servitude. He fled the empire to publish Alsace-Lorraine arguing union with France as the only path to recovery.
An old promotional notice touts Hamilton's Pills as a reliable family remedy to cleanse and regulate the system. It claims to restore vitality, curb headaches and biliousness, and ease pains while promoting overall health with a 25 cent box.
Dr. Charles E. Saunders leads the Central Dominion Experimental Farm in unveiling Ruby, a new beardless hard red wheat derived from Downy Riga and Red Fife. Ruby ripens between Marquis and Prelude, yields fairly, and produces top quality flour and bread. Recommended only where Marquis fails to ripen.
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