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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1917
Page
7
The Victoria Colonist estimates British Columbia mills could produce 2.5 billion feet of lumber annually with pulp and paper mills expanding output. From 1912 to 1914 BC handled only five percent of Pacific foreign lumber exports, showing BC resources outpace current trade and that the province could supply much more demand.
The article argues anaemia affects both genders, noting delayed development pale faces headaches and palpitations in girls and boys. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy to build blood and restore vigor for children and teens with weak blood.
In a Peterborough Examiner reflection the writer laments the massive diversion of funds from the common store to swell private and corporate purses as the country is taxed to pay for the war effort. The piece condemns a system that extracts money from childhood to old age for government needs while enriching a few.
Col Manuel Coronado Cuban senator and La Discusion editor pilots plan an aviation unit to aid France. Thirty three Cuban youths volunteer for training, bearing costs for planes and equipment. Coronado met Aero Club of America officials and manufacturers in New York and seeks Navy help for preliminary training at Pensacola.
Minard's Liniment cures distemper. England faces a meat shortage shown by July Smithfield market totals totaling 20 802 tons, down from 23 954 in 1919 and 9 597 in 1915, with 1914 at 346.7. The seven month 1917 figures suggest less than two thirds prewar supply. Government price supports for cattle target September to January, aiming to spur market ready cattle. Dutch fodder shortage may shift more meat onto the market from Holland, with cattle either exported or slaughtered.
A WWI aerial excerpt describes anti aircraft guns called Archie firing six smoky rings to judge a fighter’s height. Gunners at long range identify aircraft by wing size and speed, gaining experience from constant practice and targeting planes over the front lines.
Corns arise from pressure of tight footwear but holloway's corn cure provides a simple remedy. The notice promotes the product as an easy treatment to relieve discomfort from corn growths.
J Ellis Baker notes the Prussian regime elevates the ruler above God with strict discipline since 1640 and 1713. He contrasts lese majeste prosecutions for insults to the ruler versus to God, highlighting a state over deity emphasis in the German constitutional mindset.
Advertises Worm Powders as the best defense against worms. Claims the product destroys worms in the stomach and intestines, heals inflammation caused by parasites, restores strength to children weakened by worms, and promotes health.
Halibut rib prices hit twenty two cents a pound in Vancouver up from four to six cents three years earlier. A total of four hundred thousand ads of this fish were landed at Prince Rupert Vancouver and Seattle, with eighteen hundred pounds allocated to Vancouver.
An old local ad touts Catarrh Care from Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. The copy mentions physicians and a product claimed to cure catarrh with emphasis on digestive and constipation relief through Hall's Yamuiy Pills.
The Wall Street Journal reports Pennscrude crude advancing from $3.10 to $3.25 a barrel, marking a peak not seen in about fifty years and signaling strong demand amid market optimism.
Count von Reventlow, a staunch Junker defender and inspirer of the Hymn of Hate, reflects on four years of war. He recalls 1914 as heroic and urges supporters to rekindle national fervor, citing victory as daily bread and urging democracy to endure.
A Britain framed sentiment from the London Daily Telegraph declaring resolve amid sorrow and danger. It asserts the nation battles for right, and that ideals will not betray the people despite sedition and widespread hardship.
The oil gains wide notice from distant regions for improving humanity. Its fame spreads from the west to the far north. Supporters praise its moderate cost and accessibility.
Canada increases its wool production with Ontario handling a large portion of the next season’s shipments. The growth underscores national efforts to support global wool availability and industry activity.
An ad-like scrawl touts an imitation labeled as MinNARDS liniment offered at a low price. It criticizes the product as the poorest version seen and urges readers to buy the copy claiming it as the real MINARD'S.
The report notes Canadian dairymen generously assist peasant farmers in war areas with cheese production. Committees in December or January organized seed donations and financial help, reflecting broad farm support for wartime needs.
A fragmented text notes a lead inquiry at the Vatican and a London paper’s stake in England’s founding. Details are unclear but suggest a notable media impact on national affairs.
A new burglar alarm under the trade name The Electric Eye has emerged. It features a tiny, crane-like signal that activates with a flame from a match or electric spark. The device is small enough to hide within furniture and is designed to trigger when a break occurs. The claim is it works better than existing alarms in dark, motionless settings.
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