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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
2
The Christian Science Monitor calls the Crown Prince extremely dangerous and sinister due to his acting skill, ruthless divine right beliefs, reckless nature, and lack of religious fear, deeming him more perilous than the Kaiser.
A testimonial filled report claims Dr J D Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy cures asthma and relieves sufferers. Thousands’ letters supposedly confirm the treatment’s success and urge readers to obtain it today from their dealer.
The United States G H Q decides to end plans for American army kennels. War dogs had performed heroically but allied experts conclude the program should stop. Reports note many dogs in French and British service died from gas exposure due to damaged gas masks.
A fragment from the Ohio State Journal recalls a Deane Guards veteran who gathered grandchildren near him and reflects on his wartime service and compare him to a skilled clerk from America with six months training.
American troops uncovered German machine gun nests beneath a large cross pedestal in a cemetery near Limey hill just inside German lines. The nests faced French positions and remained until the Franco American offensive forced a rapid retreat, leaving several guns behind. the cemetery avoided artillery fire and the cross remained standing.
The article urges women and girls to renew their blood and health amid increased labor opportunities during and after wartime. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a means to strengthen constitution, prevent pallor headaches and fatigue, and maintain vitality for home and work life.
Fragmented trench scene features two German soldiers arguing about a professor of pence at the university. The exchange hints at tension between soldiers and academic figures during wartime.
The captured Essey site reveals a well furnished mess hall with fine furniture, hotel range, china, silverware, and coffee cups bearing the Iron Cross. Two silver forks engraved with Hindenburg’s likeness were found, along with electric lights and a rich food supply, plus pamphlets on weeds as wartime food and nettle soup recipes.
The Eiffel Tower, completed for the Paris Exhibition of 1889, is 29 years old and, despite early criticism as ugly, is valued as a graceful structure. It serves a key international wireless role, linked with Canada about 2,500 miles away, and stands about 984 feet tall with protective measures pushing its height past 1,000 feet.
The originator of Dr Thomas Electric Oil admits its power surprised him and praises from users fill the record. It is a household medicine valued widely for its beneficial qualities and praised by many as a cure or remedy.
A returned traveler notes European anti German sentiment intensifying while military organization proves nearly beyond reach. Local districts rely on volunteers but ordered redeployments cause troops to melt away to farms. German pledges to Bolsheviks complicate Russian army structuring and defense.
An advertisement touts Hall's Family Pills and other remedies for catarrh and constipation. It asserts local applications cannot cure catarrh, promotes internal tonics and physician endorsement, and invites readers to send for products from Cheney Co, Toledo.
A Yonkers Statesman item notes a change in a woman named Patience and Patrice with Patience losing interest in sports after marriage. The brief humor implies Peggy has shifted priorities post marriage.
A London scientist discovers oxidation of a surface reduces reflection, informing the invention of lenses that transmit more light. This insight links to cures or improvements in veterinary care and optics, noting practical applications.
A Chicago Tribune quotation urges citizens to assess their contributions during war. It contrasts small monetary sacrifice with the bigger price paid by soldiers and civilians facing hardship, stating the nation’s wealth must be pressed for defense and discipline.
An advertisement touts Putnam's Extractor as a painless corn remedy. It claims quick action on new and old corns, dissolving calloused parts and allowing peeling with no pain, with a guarantee to lift out any corn and a price of a quarter at drug stores.
South Africa has conquered German colonies and raised 40 000 troops for campaigns while sending 60 000 elsewhere, suppressing internal rebellion, expanding railways, and building a self supporting economy with strong exports of maize wool and leather to Great Britain.
Letter from W A Hutchinson praises Minard's Liniment MI ARD'S LINIMENT for severe attacks of inflammation and general relief, stating repeated proof of its effectiveness during winter illness.
The fragment describes Jones' friend questioning a pearl gift for his wife and noting pearls symbolize tears. It references a terse Montreal Herald line and hints at a remedy called Corn Cure from loway that promises painless blemish removal.
The era of cake making with 600 cent sugar has ended. In ten months firms faced 40 percent sugar limits and now icing and other cakes face tighter guidelines. Maple sugar and non cane sugar become increasingly relied upon as producers adjust to shortages.
An advertised external reliever for rheumatic aches stiffness and pains claims rapid absorption with comfort. The product emphasizes easy application and immediate results and is marketed as economical in large bottles, available at drug stores and in Canada.
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