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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1917
Page
2
The passage notes that one person must live off the production of eleven acres given limited arable land. It cites Belgium and Poland suffering starvation among the poor as Europe endures widespread hunger, urging action rather than resignation. It references a dubious product claim.
A Daily News and Leader writer notes Kensangton Gardens resemble small private classes in nooks with children gathered around a central teacher. The open air scene includes child water color artists and a young girl practicing music in isolation, highlighting informal lessons and fragile education.
A village resident famed for bad habits sought help from emigration officers but could only obtain a character certificate from neighbors. After seeing the approving signatures he exclaimed he would stay, surprised at how highly he was valued locally.
Rev Dr J F Newton of City Temple London cites a Wall Street Gazette article saying America enters the arena with no grand plans but with a new American type approaching England. He predicts mixed results from the US England alliance and foresees shifting political loyalties and unusual Anglo American cooperation on future lines.
A damaged passage explains shrapnel behavior noting that misfired fuses may delay explosion until impact. The steel shell then fractures, scattering fragments in all directions upon contact with ground or solid objects.
The ad addresses readers facing nervous exhaustion and low blood health, promising renewed vigor and color through Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. It claims the remedy builds rich red blood, strengthens nerves, and restores energy, with pricing at 50 cents per box or six for $2.50 from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
Sir Thomas Lipton argues adaptability fuels Britain’s rise as a stronger commercial power. He cites an Indian egg cup that improved handling, noting the German enterprise that found the idea first and urging Brits to spot opportunities across the empire.
Johm Glenbeck of Alberta near Gleichen has planted about 2 300 trees on his farm over three installments. The initial 1 000 trees from Indian Saskatchewan included Manitoba maples green ash willows and cottonwood. Two years later 1 300 more trees arrived and a year ago additional stock including famarecks was planted. all are thriving.
A copy of a London Daily Mail appeal titled Hindenburg Peace urges German victory terms including annexations and war indemnities. It claims grave consequences for a peace without these demands, urging citizens to stand firm as the war clock nears midnight and to reject any peace at any price.
Women endure asthma across climates until they use Dr. Kellogg s Asthma Remedy which has given many renewed life. Testimonials arrive unsolicited showing the major benefits it delivers to women everywhere.
A fragment discusses how fluent speech varies by social class with commoners using a single set of ideas and words. It includes a vivid aside about public bustle at church and an anecdote about a woman asking if a nearby gesture meant safety. The tone echoes a dated conversational extract.
Scottish farmer Donald McAllister visits town for a day and spend says Maggie faces a weary time listening to his instructions on care and economy. He urges minding coal and not wasting food and light. Before she leaves, he adds a final admonition about young Angus Lee not wearing spectacles when reading or writing.
Advertisement from Appleford Counter Check Book Company promoting counter check and sales books with various papers waxed papers parchment and wrappers. Highlights modern machinery and nationwide service from Canada with offices in Toronto Montreal Winnipeg and Vancouver.
A circulating but false rumor claims Americans entering Canada risk conscription into the Canadian military. The item notes the report is ludicrous yet influences some tourists and calls for clear contradiction and publicity to counter it.
Sir Douglas Haig, a Brasenose College athlete known for cricket and football, faced medical rejection for color blindness. After failed appeals to oculists and authorities, the Duke of Cambridge intervened, securing his Sandhurst admission and eventual cavalry commission.
The ad asserts thousands of mothers could attest to the medicine’s virtue and promises testimonials will be unnecessary as the powders speak for themselves. It claims the remedy acts quickly and thoroughly with visible improvement after the first dose.
France forms a special commission to inventory discard from army and navy. The panel will classify and sell usable second hand material to aid economic revival after the war. It aims to locate best markets and determine how surplus gear can speed reconstruction.
The piece argues the German people must discard megalomaniac dreams and apply intelligent criticism to themselves and their government. It warns that without reform the Prussian system will continue to hinder postwar stability and that the voice from Westminster Gazette urges steadfast reforms.
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