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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
3
An old promotional ad promotes Catarrhozone as a cure for nose colds catarrh weak lungs bronchitis and sore throat claiming quick lasting relief with a $1 outfit and a Kingston Ontario company. The rest describes a fictional scene with Barthelemy and an insider plotting around police risk and a club raid.
In Chapter XXXIV Barthelemy trembles as Hil da Tressingham is arrested outside his house. He senses watchers on his premises and plans to secure his escape, keeping valuables hidden and ready to vanish if danger closes in. He reviews his desk and pockets for small, portable items before acting.
In a Vancouver Province excerpt, Kathleen’s duties are noted but her appearance lags as her enemies and mistress discuss cleanliness. The mistress suggests washing in hot sea water to improve beauty, while Kathleen bluntly responds with wit about her own neglect.
Experts note that in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta at least 6 500 000 hp of water runs to waste daily. About 1 172 000 hp is on the Saskatchewan and Winnipeg rivers and their tributaries. The remainder flows in the Athabasca Peace Churchill and Nelson rivers. Only twelve small plants, using 109 000 hp, are operating on these rivers.
The Boston Globe notes the use of new wartime labels in England as the defense of the realm act leads to playful initials. English call members of the Women's Royal Naval Service Wrens, reflecting their role in building airships.
Putnam's provides instant relief for tender corns with a painless effect. Apply to the corn and watch it shrivel and dry up, making peeling off the corn easier. Cost is a quarter. affordable compared to other products.
The text argues corn provides energy as both food and fuel, comparing carbohydrate fuels with edible energy. It recalls Kansas days when corn burned cheaply, noting kernels crackling and leaving coals for corn poppers, praising corn as economical fuel and nourishing food.
E. E. Slosson in the Independent notes that soaking sticks in strontium and copper salts yields a glow inferior to the traditional corn-fed fire. He argues the calorific value of corn remains strong and that Western farmers’ wives might still borrow ears for baking when needed.
A fragment recalls a father warning his child about making noise with a car. The exchange centers on discipline and a lighthearted threat of turning the youngster into a “turned turtle” before they realized it.
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