Indication Miss Howells Across Street Singing
An Indication Miss Howells wonders if that gentleman across the street can hear her sing. Her Friend replies she thinks so as he just closed his window. Peterboro' eview.
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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
7
An Indication Miss Howells wonders if that gentleman across the street can hear her sing. Her Friend replies she thinks so as he just closed his window. Peterboro' eview.
Ready made medicine promises relief for coughs colds sore throat bronchial troubles and for burns sprains cuts and ulcers. It needs no testimonial beyond its own effectiveness to satisfy users.
A British observer warns the food situation for the Allies will be most difficult during the next several months, signaling expected supply strains and hardship for wartime civilian and military needs.
Reports indicate that farm chores by boys release regular workers for heavy tasks. Soldiers of the Soil note older boys assist with hoeing plowing and planting, while younger boys handle milking feeding and cream delivery.
Mr. Joseph Larouche of Lac Bouchette Que testifies two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills cured cramps in his muscles and severe headaches after two years of suffering. He says doctors offered no permanent relief and credits the pills as a pure kidney remedy addressing ailments linked to kidney issues.
An article promotes a bilingual pocket edition of Mark with French on one page and English on the opposite page to aid U S soldiers learning French. It also discusses liver health linking to diet and praises Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a gentle effective liver regulator for various ailments.
The New York World notes that U S Grant urged Robert E Lee to join the new army after a civil war era, marking a curious linkage of family lines and military service as famous generals enter the modern force.
A reader credits Minard's Liniment with valued use in both personal care and stable needs. The note shows loyal endorsement from Alfred Rochav and hints at other clipped or garbled remarks reflecting a newspaper page fragment.
A reader reports relief from a severe eczema flare after using Cutigura cream. The account notes significant improvement and encourages others to try the remedy.
Sunday allotments in London suburbs show a large turnout with workers digging from morning to evening to prepare for sowing. Richmond reports 80 new plots on the athletic ground as women recruits join in numbers, with many couples sharing allotments. Over 500 British soldiers at the front have volunteered for after-war training.
The Ta correspondent of the London Times exposes a plan to trigger a Moroccan tribal revolution after a German victory in France. The scheme aimed to massacre allied subjects, declare Moroccan independence, and install a pro-German sultan with Raisuli and other Moorish chiefs briefed.
The note requests Minard and a well known figure in a sensational, frequent event, reflecting a recurring theme noted by readers of the Springfield Republican. The line implies questioning or commenting on repeated sensational incidents and a familiar personality’s role within them.
A Canadian seller touts Baby's Own Tablets as a mild laxative and remedy for constipation colic and fevers in infants. A Quebec mother from Saluste Pelle says she always keeps a box and would not be without them. Sold by Liams' Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A quoted exchange notes a former employer praising the speaker as one of the best men his firm had ever turned on. The remark implies high regard though the speaker questions its truth.
A fragmented item notes Hamburg celebrating odd figures about ceding ornaments and sites, mentioning an imperial bank and a melting pot. It lists numbers like 5,829 and 20,095 in a disjointed context.
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