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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
5
The advert extols Dr Hamilton's Pills as a remedy to lift spirits and restore vitality, promising renewed energy and a healthier complexion with a 25 cent box sold by dealers. The narrative excerpt follows a boy and a tense encounter with Morgan, ending with Morgan watching the boy leave toward the moor.
Rev Laurence frets over a quiet stroll with Miss Camlyn as Morgan probes Tom Comlyn's miner’s talk near the old mine tailings. Tension rises as Morgan offers to walk Miss Camlyn home and testifies to the boy’s bold defiance.
At the Court, Archibald Camlyn confronts Mavis after she reveals tenant Mr. Morgan proposed marriage. Mavis recalls his presumptive tone and the lack of respect shown, while Camlyn laments the situation as a troublesome morning unfolds in their quiet home.
Lawyers shared 15 minutes each to argue a case by mutual consent. The defence counsel opened with a florid allusion to youth and a watery scene as he framed his argument. The Brantford court room heard a dramatic, symbolic portrayal amid proceedings.
A large U S corporation seized the Wie Chemical Works at Garfield New Jersey. The plant holds exclusive rights to use many German patents and related products.
A World War I correspondent recalls a found soldier in a shell hole after six weeks in the line. Despite searches no identity papers or name clues emerged. The body bore a tun nel, a blood wound, and only a peony and khaki handkerchief remained.
A city man who bought a farm praises the Former's Account Book by the conservation commission. He visited fifty Ontario farms within 100 miles of Toronto and found few could state annual net income. He argues farming should be run like a business with weekly income records and a simple farm diagram for four-year planning.
A fund of 74000 dollars from the sale of fifty seven Shorthorn bulls in Birmingham Alabama was turned over to the Red Cross. The bulls were consigned by Shorthorn breeders mainly from the Central Shorthorn Breeders Association and sold after a showing judged by experts. A parade featuring banners red cross attire and soldiers in uniform drew crowds through the business district.
Dippy the Loon, also called the Great Northern Diver, is a solitary diving bird of cold northern lakes. He swims swiftly with webbed feet placed far back, rarely leaves water, and can fly once aloft. plumage varies with region and subspecies such as Black-red and Red Loon, all fish eaters keenly sighted and quick to dive when startled.
A South Sea Islander in church shows off squeaking European shoes. He walks to the front, drops them out the window, and both he and his wife end up with shoes that talk, delighting the audience.
Professor McLaurin of the University of Saskatchewan reports successful automobile use of gas produced from wheat straw. A 300 cubic foot gas bag powered the McLaughlin car for several miles with satisfactory results. One ton of straw could yield 11 000 to 12 000 cubic feet of gas, with 300 cubic feet equating to a gallon of gasoline.
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