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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
2
A fragment discusses saving money as a virtue, noting the proverb A dollar saved is a dollar earned. It questions whether Canadians will keep wealth or invest it, and closes with a prompt about patriotism and voting.
Readers note how clover grows vigorously in Central Alberta under irrigation and near residential areas. The crop shows thicker stands than the preceding white clover varieties, with repeated yearly growth and increased seed production.
An urgent plea urges the ill and weakened to restore health by using Dr. Was Pick ake’s tonic as a reliable remedy. It warns against ineffective drugs and claims many have gained nerve strength and vitality in Rockville Ontario through this tonic.
The fragment notes Rugby School’s founding in 1567, citing Lawrence Sheriffe of London who started a free school at Rugby that later evolved into the famous institution Tom Brown attended. The text reflects a nostalgic tracing of the school’s origins.
A patent cure claims to end asthma suffering by stopping choking and aiding breathing. Advertisements urge readers to try the remedy and test its efficacy, promising night relief and renewed strength.
Reports praise innumerable acts of valor by French soldiers under Gouraud. One trooper with an automatic rifle reportedly captured a German gun crew alone. A lieutenant and two privates disabled a machine gun nest, taking prisoners and forcing Germans to retreat.
The report notes about 100 000 acres of Saskatchewa dod in a grower production scheme directed by the department of India, with increased efforts in the canyons and strong willingness to extend commitments into the next year.
A quiet man recalls a close encounter with a magical beast during a trek in the jungle. He describes a terrifying roar and a near miss as the creature lunged, then fled into the woods before the party pressed on in search of it.
A Cincinnati inventor touts a ether compound that, when applied to corns and calluses, dries the affected area and allows the corn to lift away with the skin. The claim stresses rapid results and minimal cost for users seeking relief from foot irritation.
A garbled report claims a person from Palestine caused a scene after a ceremony. The text references a misnamed bottle and regretful remarks, with unclear details about motives and outcomes.
A vintage advertisement claims Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription builds up strength and vigor for women with chronic weaknesses and nervous derangements. It touts tablets or liquid, says it aids the nervous system, offers trial tablets, and mentions locations in Buffalo and Ontario with testimonials from users.
A fragmented account lauds Canada’s army units in France praising their depth and discipline. It mentions General Stewart’s clerk and transportation roles, notes success due to team play, and acknowledges war weariness but resolve to finish the conflict.
A historical note claims Bayard McMulin was cured of goitre by Minard's Liniment and an individual named Walsh of facial slur by Minard's product. J H Bailey among others is referenced in Parkdale Ontario.
On a seashore under a full moon, two lovers discuss the tide. The woman asks what effect the full moon has on the tide, and the man replies that it has little effect on the untied exchange, drawing closer.
Advertisements tout Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil as highly effective in any area where introduced. It promises portable, durable bottles and ease of use, claiming strong impressions and ongoing orders from diverse locations.
An advertisement extols Helloway's Corn Cure as a painless remedy for soft corns. It claims to draw out corns with ease, promising relief for sufferers. The fragment mentions safe usage and potential outcomes but lacks full details or endorsements.
In view of carbide shortages in Australia a new plant operation aims to produce about 5 000 tons of carbide yearly. The facility plans to generate 3 500 horsepower of electric current from government power works to operate the kiln. Swedish carbide leaders are challenged as Australian output grows.
A fragmented update notes ongoing issues in Macedonia with unclear details and reference to Grand Rapids. The unreadable text hints at repeated outages or interruptions affecting services or operations. No concrete events, dates, or official statements can be confirmed from the available portion.
Medical note describes neuralgia symptoms including sharp pains in nerves and joints. Mentions stiff joints and rear sciatica with household remedies and family care strategies.
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