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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 18, 1917
Page
7
Viscount Kato argues foreigners misjudge Japan’s progress, noting a native civilization existed before opening to the world. He says Japan’s fifty year pace appears modest to outsiders, as the gap with progressive nations narrows yet persists. The dialogue includes a brief exchange about growing up and marriage.
A compilation by the Japanese government reports about 161,425 automobiles in use by the principal entente powers and 130,000 by the central powers. It details distribution for supply conveyance and war service across Britain France Russia Italy Belgium Romania Serbia Germany Austria Hungary Turkey and Bulgaria.
The city reports a remarkable drop in garbage output under the Saving Campaign led by the food controller. Boston shows 530 tons less wastage for June, highlighting the scale of normal food waste in urban areas.
The report from Cra tow states Count Roniker of Warsaw, leading a group of prominent Russian Poles, presented to the German government demands for Russian Poland. They call for abolishing frontier lines in occupied zones, ending requisitions, allocating 6.5 billion marks for war damage repair, and naming Count Marowity as head of the new administration.
A Cincinnati authority touts freezone as a safe remedy to remove corns and calluses. The small bottle reportedly loosens the buildup and allows removal with root intact, without irritating surrounding skin.
James W. Gerard, former American ambassador to Germany, describes arrogant behavior by Prussian officers in Germany. He recounts being shoved in lines at offices and a Berlin race box incident where a Prussian officer and his wife occupied the box, defying ushers until Gerard intervened with his ambassadorial credentials. He notes many similar instances.
Mother Rita of Monastir, famed for Balkan prophecies including the archduke assassination, now forecasts Vienna will fall as the aged king dies. The prophecy hinges on past accurate forecasts, with believers awaiting whether events unfold as foretold.
Mrs. Delvina Pelletier of Ste Perpetue Quebec praises Baby's Own Tablets as a miraculous medicine for her infant. She notes four years of use and that the product contains no opiates or harmful drugs and always benefits. The tablets sell for 25 cents a box from The Williams' Medicine Co Brockville Ontario by mail or at medicine dealers.
Ahenroost was robbed one night with fingerprints found by the owner. A photo print was enlarged and traced to Mose, a neighborhood ne’er do well. Mose named Mase who admitted guilt after viewing the enlarged photograph.
The advertisement extols Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a superior pain subduer. It claims thirty years of use and household familiarity across the western world, with high public trust in the remedy.
The first of the government standardized merchant steamers replacing tonnage lost to submarines has been commissioned after successful trials. The keel was laid in February and the bell launched in June. Six vessel types of 8,000 tons and smaller are being built in Britain, with hundreds of ships planned.
A couple quarrels over commitment and cost. He claims four years of courting, while she notes another man offered quicker companionship with more money. The exchange reveals tensions about time, money, and loyalty.
The German military appoints a new army commander after Riga as von Wet is promoted from within the ranks. His chief of staff Gen Stuberzwig, linked to von Mackensen and Edith Cavell, moves to Belgium. Also noted are other references to officers such as Prince Eitel Friedrich and unrelated ads about medical cures.
In China women gain seats in Matof Canton after the republic’s founding. Ten seats were allotted to women elected by their sex. Two winners are school mistresses and many others are wives of wealthy merchants. They participate in debates and show aptitude, signaling a trend toward broader female representation in provincial assemblies.
A medicina claim praises Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Keun edy as a universal, reliable relief for asthma. The advertisement asserts the remedy always helps and urges every sufferer to try it without hesitation.
A wealthy patient seeks Dr Sherwethy for nerves and pain in the side when lifting the head. The doctor questions the common sense of minding the head at all, endorsing a blunt, practical approach to nerves and treatment.
A fragmented set of quotes discusses Minard's Liniment claimed to cure dandruff and willingness to spare wheat for foreign allies. The text contains jumbled lines about foods and Canadian preparation, ending with a remark about not hearing the best things said about us.
Readable portions describe English women spending newly gained wealth on luxuries such as silver teapots and motor coats. The London Daily Mirror notes limited practical use and cites a woman who bought items she cannot fully read or use, reflecting social spending trends.
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