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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
5
A vintage ad like text extols Hamilton's Pills as a cure for complexions and blood disorders, promising restored glow and health. The excerpt shifts to dialogue between Sir Anthony and the curate Clegg about news from Camlyn and a tense visit.
West and Kenyon leave the gilded gaming room at dawn in London after a night of high stakes. They pursue rest as West pleads for a counsel on honor and possible legal advice, while Kenyon guides him to safety and discusses a key role for tomorrow.
Clayton Kenyon, famed for crime insight, amuses and annoys in equal measure. His rogues gallery and deep understanding of criminals make him a feared adviser to investigators while his ego basks in the label of a premier crime expert. The scene shifts to a morning after his encounter with Sir West.
Fragmentary wartime text notes a Canuck prisoner, a captain’s suspicion, and a brief reference to a prisoner sent to the rear with a Hun. The passage mentions a journey that was cut short and hints at questions about what became of the detainee.
A fragment from Pearson's Weekly describes Mabel Asone and the Quake men wearing hats in a sensational, pasted-in fashion piece. The language hints at a provocative or satirical street scene with curious phrasing and social commentary.
The article surveys Arctic Siberia’s Yakuts and Koryaks, noting Yakuts as the region’s largest primitive group living in Yakutsk province. It details extreme cold, permafrost, and ten months of snow, with brief summer thaw creating a swampy tundra, plus traditional semi underground huts and isolation from other Turkish peoples.
The army placed an 875000 can order for 25 ounce jars of blackberry and plum jam to a Caner, marking the largest U S government sweets contract for soldiers. The filling will require about a million pounds of sugar across Oregon production facilities.
A reflective note on the role of maxims in shaping national wisdom and public virtue, suggesting they distill collective judgment into practical guidance. The piece treats maxims as enduring benchmarks guiding political conduct and civic life.
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