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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 23, 1918
Page
7
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The infantry maximizes efficiency in trench warfare. The fourth trench captured becomes the focal point for defending against a likely counterattack within minutes. Soldiers rapidly entrench, pile timber and barbed wire, and improvise a new frontline to blunt the enemy’s advance.
In Gerrard’s Pace to Face Kaiserism the German Emperor is shown as the core of a system that has driven world misery. His longing for fame and praise blinds him to the widespread death and sorrow his actions cause across continents and peoples.
A historical notice extols Heeve's Vegetable Pills as effective against fever and stomach liver disturbances. It claims these pills subdue ague and improve blood quality, advising sufferers to use them as relief. It references Minard's and Take no Other area luck and a chauffeur named Jinks.
In a brief dialogue a traveler suggests all may be descended from apes while the guide insists his people hail from Wales. The light exchange highlights differing origins as they continue their conversation.
A vintage advertisement promises to revive health with Dr Jon's Pills and Dr Hamilton's Pills. It claims to renew and purify blood, strengthen nerves, and restore rosy cheeks. The copy urges readers to buy a 25 cent box from local dealers.
Many homes trust Dr Chase's remedies and a promotional offer invites readers to request a sample box of Dr Chase's Liver Pills, one sample of Dr Chase's Ointment, and a copy of Dr Chase's Recipes by sending the paper name and a 2 cent stamp for postage.
A handbook for farmers recently reviewed by the commission of conservation covers tillage use of manures seed selection clover and garden topics in Minard's Linmest Lamberman's Friend.
Fragmentary OCR text references biblical term and figures but lacks coherent context. It suggests a religious note or quotation about eyes and vision within a biblical framework, yet no clear event, date, or identifiable person is readable.
Mrs Hiram Dalos asserts Nero had 300 cops as husbands in Vancouver Province, claiming the count surpasses a needed fifty. The remark reflects a sensational angle in the ongoing discussion around the Nero matter.
A Cincinnati authority recommends Freezone to dry and remove corns and calluses without pain. Apply a few drops directly to the tender area to stop soreness and loosen the corn or callus for easy lifting. A small bottle is inexpensive and should not irritate surrounding skin.
A humorous exchange aboard a Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph sighting shows Sandy and John in a car with a pretty girl who smiles at the Scot. The companion suggests sitting beside her for introductions, but the Scot notes she has not paid her fare yet.
Information from the British General Post Office announces a provisional postal service in the occupied Palestine area. Letters and postcards prepaid at 5 cents for the first ounce, 3 cents for each additional ounce, and 2 cents for postcards will be forwarded by the Army Post Office. Correspondence must be private or domestic. no service for printed matter or parcels.
Fragmentary ad style note mentions a restorer and a fortnight period. References Minard's Liniment as a household remedy. No clear event or person details to confirm a full news item.
A fatherly joke defines a lawyer as a man who lures two men into a fight, then runs off with their clothes, told as a quip in the Buffalo Courier. The wry definition reflects early 20th century humor about legal figures.
Mothers face spring anxiety as babies stay indoors in overheated rooms. Regular doses of Baby's Own Tablets are advised to prevent colds, constipation, or colic and keep the baby's stomach and intestines working, sold by dealers or mail order at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Yetene Medicine Co Brockville.
Visitor declines the postcard offer saying they rode the line last week and have views of their own to share.
A report notes that five women were assigned to perform the work of four men in munitions factories, with many volunteers stepping in despite minimal training.
An advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a miraculous remedy that shrivels and removes corns painlessly in a single peel. The vendor claims fast results and prices the product at a quarter, with wide availability.
A man named Mike, unable to write, loses his job after an internment and is discharged when he cannot sign a certificate. Despite later becoming wealthy, a leading bank loan request exposes his illiteracy as they ask him to sign again, prompting the familiar reply I can’t write.
A damaged clipping praises Nut a relief for asthma relief and claims wide availability and strong benefits. It highlights the product as a humanitarian aid and urges readers to consider its claimed health impacts for sufferers.
A fragmentary line hints at a personal connection or song lyric with uncertain attribution. The readable text lacks clear event details, dates, or named entities to anchor a full news-style item.
The Hamburger Nachrichten quotes the movement calling for separation of Flemings and Walloons and independence for both, with a royal institution to be wiped out. The stance presents a one way to create a Belgium that is friendly and safe from the party’s view.
Britain continues asserting influence in Asia with regular actions described as carving a slice, signaling ongoing intervention amid regional tensions.
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