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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
6
An advertisement extols Catarrhozone as a healing inhalant for bronchitis and throat irritation, claiming it strengthens the bronchial passages, stops hacking coughs, and prevents hoarseness. It lists sizes and prices and urges storekeepers to stock the product in Kingston, Canada.
Hilda Tressingham hides cartridges and waits for Mr. Barthelemy in a hushed house. Barthelemy arrives anxious, seeking news from von Roon as a rewards announcement looms, while their tense exchange signals deeper motives.
Director Grisdale of the Dominion Experimental Farms argues tractors are not suited to New Brunswick farms. He recommends larger horsepower machines with more horses to maintain production, despite tractors suffering frequent breakdowns.
Local market signs promote vegetables sold by the pound with simple pricing. Shoppers can select carrots tomatoes and greens from stalls near the street curb. Vendors promise fresh produce and fair weighing for each purchase.
The ad claims Dr. Hamilton's Pills cure biliousness by easing constipation and improving liver action. It asserts permanent relief, preventing headaches and bad stomachs, and promotes a 25 cent box for purchase.
In Canada dairy farming offers the greatest opportunity to raise output. The average cow yields about 4300 pounds annually, while some records exceed 25000 pounds and herd averages top 10000. Cow testing through herd records guides breeding and feeding to boost production.
A hushed exchange suggests conflict over Tom and his fiancée. One speaker claims neither side is suitable, prompting a response about discussions with both families to gauge the situation.
Commissioner J Bruce Walker notes Western Canada received more settlers in the four weeks ending March 2 than the prior year, with stock and effects value rising by 800000. Illinois settlers head for Alberta and Saskatchewan. land sales surge by major railways. tractors flood in to support expansion.
Two Kansas farmers meet at the county seat after a cyclone. One asks about his new barn, but the other jokes he has not found it yet. The exchange reflects rural wit from the Louisville Courier-Journal.
A Sunday school scene shows a teacher asking Jimmy to memorize a motto. The boy replies that his father, a prize fighter, has long used the same motto in his business, highlighting a moral lesson in the exchange.
A Washington Star line notes Briggins has two exceptional children. The boy rejects becoming an aviator while the girl has not voiced any wish to pursue Europe or nursing.
An old advertisement extols Gillette Safety Razor use for soldiers and civilians alike. It highlights the comfort of nightly shaves after strenuous days, the value of a clean wash up, and the mechanical excellence that outperforms rivals. Military style and civilian models are offered with sets available from five dollars.
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