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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
4
Norwegians express loud support for Allied advances, sing the Marseillaise, and cheer British triumphs despite German influence. The public notes German propaganda aimed at delaying American arrival, highlights Norway's wartime sacrifices and efforts to defend its mercantile fleet against U boats.
A biting exchange between Mr. and Mrs. Gabb is quoted, highlighting accusations about secrecy and infidelity. The Ottawa Journal notes the dialog as a sharp public jab.
The London Daily Chronicle warns Britain will lack coal to heat homes this coming winter. The army has taken 75,000 miners for war work and Germans are not used with prisoners as labor. France Italy and the American army all demand coal, leaving a tight supply for household use and cooking.
A humorous Ottawa Journal item notes a diplomat's wife complains of being kept busy with sewing while her husband jokes that she feeds him well. The exchange frames a light domestic moment amid official duties.
A maxim notes that sustained practice refines known techniques, revealing more methods to apply and improving proficiency. It emphasizes iterative learning, habit formation, and the accumulation of practical know how.
Article urges health at home as crucial to wartime success. It extols Dr Chase's Nerve Food as a premier treatment for nervous exhaustion and loss of energy, claiming it rebuilds nerve cells and supplies vigor through the blood.
A former Cologne professor and a POW chemist cited authoritative figures showing Germany on the western front with about 600000 fewer men than in April and an overall lower morale. Just before the March offensive Germany had seventy two fresh divisions rested for mass maneuvers but now has thirteen. allied forces include French British and American strength.
Alberta associations announce support for selling horse meat in Canadian butcher shops under European style rules. They plan to present the recommendation to the Dominion government, arguing it would save costs and use aging horses no longer valuable for work or feed.
Fragmentary note records a disrupted marriage proposal or wedding pledge with scarce readable details. The text hints at financial hesitation and a playful or mocking line about an offer of five shillings, reflecting a strained or ironic moment in a domestic arrangement.
The fragment references Tryon Ed with vague phrasing and no clear event or context available for a full summary.
Lord Sydenham opened the British Scientific Products Exhibition at King's College Strand London and lauded wartime progress. He credited the air force and navy with pivotal wins, warned of past industrial gaps, and urged safeguarding key industries from foreign control. He asserted Britain leads in scientific progress and must keep its advantage.
French reports recount a tale involving General Pershing and US troops. A military car harmed a peasant’s pig, the owner mourned, then received a 100 franc check with Pershing's signature, showing goodwill and humor in wartime relations.
The Strench paper notes a joke attributed to Bugs Bacr about the Kaiser being the only man to buy a round trip to Paris and use the back half first, then the front half.
A visit to the labor shows the successful remedy for women's ills, impressing observers with reliability skill and cleanliness in its production. Over 350000 berries are used and harvested at the proper season to preserve natural juices and strength.
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