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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
2
A sample of wheat near Edmonton Alberta from a farm 20 miles northeast showed remarkable growth. Sown May 9 and cut July 15, the wheat reached 48 inches in 67 days. Researchers call this result hard to beat anywhere.
The text notes chilblains arise from cold and slush and frost bite from winter winds. It promotes Dr. Thomas Electric Oil as the best treatment, claiming it counters inflammation and relieves pain with instantaneous action and simple application.
Japan relies on three aging leaders to steer policy. Prince Yamatagata, aged 83, Baron Shibusawa at 78, and Marquis Okuma at 79 remain central to political influence and public affairs. Reports say major moves await their guidance and support.
Each province in Canada has its organization to enroll those willing to help on farms, handle enquiries, and connect with local officers for farming work opportunities.
A reader recounts reaching the perimenopausal stage at forty six and describes symptoms of nervousness and rundown condition. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is recommended and reported to have improved her health and work ability. The note ends with a skeptical reaction to other remedies.
The article argues that a genuine league of nations would convincingly expose Germany to the world, showing the Allies' resolve beyond mere words. It would be inclusive except for refusers, making defiance harder and underscoring the allied power even when military action wanes.
A historical notice claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured locally and asserts only a constitutional remedy works. It describes the Eustachian tube inflammation causing muffled hearing and offers a reward for a cure. The ad mentions Hall’s Catarrh Cure by F. I. & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
Boys and girls join pig clubs across the three prairie provinces with bank and government support. Children may receive parental or capital backing, keeping feed costs low. They quickly build cash balances and own pigs at home, while the article notes Holloway's wart treatment.
Reported in a Reichstag interpretation, five Ave school children were murdered and six wounded in Pylsen on June 21. A crowd of women and children tried to cry out as a bread wagon was loaded for Skoda works, while an infantry patrol dispersed the crowd. A first concrete motor driven vessel was launched recently in Shanghai, marking a notable Chinese achievement.
Four years after Britain answered Germany’s peace terms Sir Edward Grey refused neutrality on German terms. He warned against sacrificing France and Belgian neutrality, insisting the old alliance and national honor could not be compromised. The event is marked as a defining moment in English history.
Cholera infantum is a dangerous summer ailment in children and warrants prompt treatment. Baby's Own Tablets are promoted to regulate bowels and soothe the stomach, with Mrs. Fred Rose of Southnent testifying they saved her baby's life. the product is sold by medicine dealers or mail order at 25 cents per box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A historic appeal calls for 62,500 workers across Canadian provinces to aid harvest in Ontario Quebec Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia with New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island seeking all available local labor. It notes women’s asthma and promotes Kellogg's Asthma Remedy with testimonials.
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The article notes massive livestock losses in allied countries during the war. It states that about 46 million animals have died, with France alone losing a large share and 40 percent of its sheep killed. French officials estimate recovery to prewar stock levels could take five to ten years after the war.
Potash deposits are reported near Czar Alberta with preliminary tests planned. The find is described as potential to boost Western Canada’s resources, stimulating growth in agriculture lumber and related industries.
A Cincinnati authority touts freezone as a painless method to lift corns and calluses. A small bottle, sold at drug stores, dries on contact and does not irritate surrounding skin. If local druggists lack it, ask for a wholesale supply to bring it in.
A pupil used singing and singeing in sentences to show meaning but misspelled moustache while asking if full marks were possible. The teacher explained the Kaiser has a mustache, not a beard, illustrating spelling and meaning. The anecdote appears in The Argonaut.
A customer reports using Minard's Liniment to cure a very valuable horse. The testimonial comes from Minard's Liniment Co Limited addressed to gents. The claim emphasizes the product's effectiveness in veterinary use.
In a museum setting a mother asks about a statue while an attendant identifies it as Mercury, the messenger of the gods, referencing scripture and memory gaps in a brief dialogue about classical figures.
In a call to duty, Parm College students with farm experience are urged to assist harvest efforts this year. The appeal highlights student labor as a practical way to support agricultural communities while reinforcing earned skills.
Postwar hopes hinge on America supplying about half of global food. world faces shortages as livestock declines and Russia struggles to feed itself. Farmers can look to a lasting export market extending for years beyond wartime demand.
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