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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
7
Mothers claim Baby's Own Tablets prevent sickness and offer quick relief for sudden illness in children. Mrs Gustave Lord of St Pertue Que endorses them as a perfect medicine that regulates bowels and stops vomiting. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at cents a box from The Dr Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A battalion of American Jews recruited mainly in New York has sailed for Egypt to join Gen. Allenby’s forces. Additional units may be raised from Republicans and others, with Jewish men possibly eligible from Springfield ages.
A British food controller limits daily life with a rhythm of less days. Wheatless days curb white flour and eatless days curb meals and tea. The plan also includes hatless days and tea less days to conserve resources and energy, with hope the war ends before tea becomes unavailable.
An old time marketing claim touts a product called Freezone to instantly remove corns and calluses. The copy urges readers to ask a druggist for a bottle or have one ordered from wholesale lines, promising painless root and all removal with a few drops.
A reflection on how education gains meaning only in the interaction between personality and environment, emphasizing that learning its true purpose emerges from that contact. The quote by Kenneth Richmond frames education as rooted in contextual development rather than abstraction.
Local advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured externally and must be treated indoors. Hall's Catarrh Remedy is said to cleanse mucous surfaces and was prescribed by eminent physicians, with pills for constipation offered by Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
The article stresses rapid expansion of arable land use through extensive plowing, arguing against reliance on ag restraint or labor conscription. It urges concrete, large scale plowing to boost output now and focuses on practical measures over broad production talk.
A woman quotes her niece in Rio de Janeiro listing prices for prunes and apples at $1.25 each and cereal at $12 per box, noting high living costs. She adds that coal remains affordable though other goods seem expensive.
Fragmentary OCR shows a garbled line about recruitment and a military context with unclear names and places. The readable elements mention enlistment in a mortar unit and informal speech, lacking coherent facts for a full event description.
The Philadelphia Record notes a shift from complacency to sober confidence in the rightness of our cause. It stresses fundamental soundness and a firm resolve to develop and use all resources for victory.
An oil blends essential oils without alcohol as a base. Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil is praised for lasting effects and superior preventive and healing power compared to other medicinal oils without alcohol.
A Vancouver Province snippet notes a once celebrated college debater who is now married and has not won a debate since. The remark contrasts past victories with current outcomes, highlighting a shift in personal life and competitive success.
The report notes southern hemisphere crops poised to be plentiful. U S wheat area reaches 105 percent of 1916 planting. England and Wales up 15 percent from 1916. Canada down 4 percent. France benefits from December snow, protecting young plants. Italy Tunis winter sowings higher. Egypt forecasts favorable. Japan weather unfavorable.
In a crowd noisy backstage exchange the producer recalls the method used to end the performance a stage sword delivered a fatal blow to the antagonist. No stage hangings were used as rumored.
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are praised for supporting stomach and liver function. The text asserts relief for dyspeptics and claims cures in longstanding ailments where other medicines failed.
A wartime call urges Canadian women to turn homes into war work centers noting cooking and food preservation as critical to national effort. Emphasizes home front contribution to victory and economic resilience.
A fragment from Punch records a witty exchange about sensations when struck and a comparison to Mrs. police stepping behind a car with a flatiron. The lines mention Minard and Take and capture a comic wartime mood.
A Vancouver Province quote cites Edison claiming four hours of sleep suffices for any man. The item notes this idea reflected as the day's notion, highlighting a discussion on rest and productivity.
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