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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
2
An old advertisement claims long breaths cause side pain and offers Nerviline a liniment for back chest and sore side rubs. It alleges quick sinking into tissues and removal of soreness with immediate relief, urging readers to try the rub.
An advertisement promotes Nerviline as a home remedy for chest tightness coughs aches and rheumatism. It touts a large 50 cent family bottle as more economical than the 25 cent trial and notes availability from dealers or the Catarrhozone Co in Kingston Canada.
A visitor describes Hamburg harbor blanked by war era silence. The Imperator rests at docks with 2 000 portholes and 75 tons of brass fittings, while cranes stop, ships pass rarely, and villas near Blankenese report windows upon each vessel.
A National Geographic bulletin cites that over two thirds of the 1.73 billion pounds of wood pulp imported into the United States for 1915 16 was from Canada. Norway and Sweden provided most of the rest as the inquiry notes imports were down from the prior year and government investigations focus on rising newspaper costs.
In St Isidore P Q on August 18 1894 Dr Sirois endorses Minard s Co Limited liniment as the best all purpose remedy for his patients noting consistent gratifying results and recommending it highly to gentlemen.
The text argues that soldiers must be athletes in peak training to endure long exertion. It compares military prep to hunter training and college sports, noting weeks of hard conditioning for bodies and minds, warning that untrained recruits face danger from harsh military exertions and new regimens.
A wandering salesman arrives at a large firm and presents a business card to a manager behind a glass partition. The manager tears the card in two and discards it, prompting the salesman to receive a second card and hear a curt, dismissive reply about the needed payment.
The Michigan Farmer urges closer school and farm ties via student agricultural projects. It calls for active parent involvement including providing land, animals, equipment, time, and guidance to maximize educational value and practical farming knowledge.
A strange gag line notes Minard's Liniment as a cure for dandruff while a wry character asks about the legal term for signing another's name to a check, suggesting a jail term of five or ten years.
A testimonial promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for weak run down girls preparing for womanhood. It claims the pills build rich blood to meet new demands and cites a Haileybury Ontario reader who recovered after a severe decline. The ad notes cost six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
The traveler pleads hunger and asks the woman at the house to verify that the mushrooms she gathered are safe to eat. She promises to fetch a dish of the mushrooms for confirmation.
The report says General Smuts is near completing the conquest of Germanys largest East African colony. Britain seized Port Lame in Togoland two years ago. only German East Africa remains, a region larger than New England and several states with seven million people. The piece notes the vast, underreported conflict and hints at a fuller wartime story unfolding from Tuyika to Zanzibar and beyond.
The advertisement claims Parmelee's Vegetable Pills act solely on the bowels to ensure open, functioning bowels and overall healthy digestion, positioning them as the best medicine for maintaining digestive organ health.
An article outlines a German scheme for moored floating mines that self neutralize if torn from anchors. The mechanism uses a chain to pull the primer from the mine when stress or weather frees it, intending to spare civilian ships. It cites prior German use and questions its safety for noncombatants in wartime waters.
A historical notice reports restrictions on the public use of German and certain forms of music in Italy. Authorities enforce compliance, outlining prohibited expressions and potential penalties for violations.
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