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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
15
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A wandering man asked a gentleman for a few pence and bread to start a possible venture. He mused about opening a bank if he could obtain the necessary tools, reflecting a quirky, uncertain ambition amid hardship.
The fragment recalls Polly admitting a troubled marriage and a failed match as she confronts her husband’s actions and the consequences of his choices.
An accidental discovery near a Brooklyn pier exposed 300 cases of wire nails bound for Sweden with lead caps. A truck knocked one case, revealing the lead plating said to be enough for rifle bullets. Authorities probe whether the lead was a wartime subterfuge or legitimate usage, as licenses listed only wire nails.
The originator notes the surprising powers of Dr Thomas Electric Oil and many praise it as a household medicine. Its widespread popularity is evident as countless households rely on this remedy for relief and health.
An official order bans the use of milk and cream in all cafes restaurants tea rooms and similar venues after 9 AM starting October 1. Exceptions apply to certain railroad lunch rooms. The notice emphasizes strict enforcement across the country.
Alberta report notes Edmonton City Dairy as a leading creamery with three million pounds of butter produced last year and about 400000 pounds of cheese. The plant is described as among the first and possibly the largest in the province, with output figures reflecting substantial regional dairy activity.
A Westminster Gazette letter argues Canada is a mosaic of nationalities where Scots lose their dialects. It cites Glen Arny Ontario and Atlantic regions where Gaelic persists, and notes many Macnames speak Habit ant French, showing Highland roots fading since 1763.
A Dutch paper notes a large array of old pictures and carpets for sale near the German frontier. A Cologne box number invites solvent buyers to inquire, prompting questions about whether a wealthy German intends to sell heirlooms for sustenance or if a Belgian burglar is disposing of spoils.
For sale by Swiglas & Co Napanee. Free sample on request. This ad notes quick cures for wire cuts on animals with Egyptian Liniment. Also included is a humorous dialogue about a gas bill and household finances as a separate item.
Advert says nervous disorders stem from the nervous system and that Dr Williams Pink Pills build new blood to restore health. Claims improved appetite sleep and cheer, urging immediate trial and offering pills by dealer or mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont at 5 cents a pill or 2 50 per box.
A terse Victorian era style declaration expresses bold goal setting with blunt directness in a salvaged OCR fragment. The wording hints at a strategic plan or manifesto from a figure named Saltatron.
A Lexington Mass plan sets Boy Scouts to collect windfall apples each day and ship them to Boston for distribution to the poor. Fruit growers back the idea, aiming to save bushels of fruit that would otherwise rot.
Mathias Foley of Oil City and Joseph Snow of Norway Maine are named. Charles Wheoten of Mulgrave Bex and R O Armstrong appear in the list along with Pierre Sanders Sem Pokemouche. The text reads like a candidate or ballot fragment with several personal names and places.
London reports special shipments of Canadian fish for British troops marking a shift from meat rations. Major Hughie Green, in charge of frozen supplies, was asked to send samples and varieties to His Majesty at Windsor Castle.
An old advertisement asserts impurities in the blood stem from liver defects and cause pimples and blotches. It promotes Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as the most effective inward treatment, claiming they stimulate healthy liver action to purify the blood.
A provincial food controller appeals mayors and officers to curb waste of fruits, vegetables, and garden products. Citizens should conserve their own produce and channel surplus through established trade, while civic conservation committees are to be formed using local group representation.
An article fragment shows Smart The Anzac reading a door advertisement and discussing a scheme with a woman. The dialogue features brisk slang and mentions people including Eliza and Balzac as part of a fraudulent network reported by London Answers.
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