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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
7
A notice warns customers that if a Dominion Express money order is lost or stolen they may obtain a replacement or refund. The notice emphasizes proper reporting and provides steps for claim verification and processing to recover funds.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a tramp asking for bread and expressions of desire to enter business. He states a willingness to open a bank if he could obtain the tools. The passage reflects a curious exchange with unclear surrounding context.
The brief odd line transcription shows Polly confiding in a friend about a marriage mix up. The text hints at a failed plan and unresolved feelings, with a playful tone suggesting a domestic misunderstanding.
A discovery on a Brooklyn pier halted 300 cases of wire nails bound for Sweden after one case was smashed by a passing truck. Lead caps, enough to make rifle bullets, were hidden on the nails and the shipping license omitted any mention of lead. Investigators probe if the lead was subterfuge to move war material or for legitimate use.
The originator of Dr Thomas Electric Oil notes the surprising healing power of the compound admitting even the inventor was surprised by its qualities. Widely used as a household medicine, the product is familiar to many as a remedy that benefits humanity.
The notice bans milk or cream in all cafes and tea rooms across France after 9 am each day starting October 1, excluding railway lunch rooms. The order aims to limit dairy intake in public venues.
Edmonton Alberta’s capital hosts the Edmonton City Dairy one of the province’s largest creameries. Last year its butter output reached about three million pounds, roughly a third of the province wide creamery butter. The plant also produced around 400 000 pounds of cheese, marking a significant dairy milestone.
A Westminster Gazette letter argues Canada’s vast mix of nationalities leads Scots and others to shed strict tongue identities. It notes Gaelic still spoken in Ontario regions like Glen Arny, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island, while communities across Quebec to the Gulf retain older names and language blends.
A Dutch newspaper ad notes a large sale of Dutch German Flemish and Italian pictures old Gobelins and rare Persian carpets near the German frontier and invites solvent buyers to write to a Cologne box number. The snippet invites speculation on whether the items are spoils or heirlooms from wealthy German families or Belgian aristocrats.
Swiglas & Co. announce Egyptian Liniment for sale by all dealers advertising quick cure for wire cuts on horses and cattle. Napanee provider offers free sample on request. The rest shows local humor about a gas bill and household expense.
The ad asserts nervous disorders spring from the nerves and that Dr Williams Pink Pills build new blood, curing severe cases after other treatments fail. It promises improved appetite sleep and mood, urging readers to buy by mail or from dealers, noting pricing and Brockville Ontario contact.
A bold declaration emphasizes a frank aim to push ahead with a decisive plan. The speaker outlines a crisp, high ambition and frames it as the immediate objective for the team. The tone is confident and forward looking.
Good Scouts at Lexington Massachusetts plan daily fruit collections to send windfall apples to Boston for distribution to the poor. Fruit growers back the scheme and the plan should save many bushels that would otherwise rot.
A cryptic note cites Mathias Foley of Oil City and Joseph Snow of Norway with others including Charles Wheoten of Mulgrave, R. O. Armstrong, Pierre Sanders of Sem Pokemouche, listing disputed claims and parties involved.
A London shipment of fish destined for British troops marks a shift from meat rations. King George VI asked Major Hughie Green, head of frozen fish supplies, to send samples and varieties to His Majesty at Windsor Castle.
Impurities in the blood are said to arise from liver defects and show as pimples and blotches on the skin. The remedy promoted is Parmelee's Vegetable Pills, claimed to act on the liver and stimulate healthy processes to cleanse the blood.
Officials urge mayors and civic conservation committees to curb avoidable waste of produce in towns and villages. Citizens should use all means to store and use their own fruits and vegetables and donate surplus through approved channels. Local leaders formed to organize and promote conservation efforts.
The Anzac glances at an advertisement and talks of a caller seeking a mine. He lists several figures including Eliza and Balzac while an Australian mutters impatience in London answers.
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