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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
5
A sensational health ad touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a remedy for weak women, promising renewed vigor and appetite. The narrative shifts to a fiction scene with character dynamics and a visit to Camlyn Court, detailing a tense encounter and secrets surrounding Sir Anthony West and Jasper Morgan.
Mavis Camlyn walks the uplands behind the Court as dusk fades over Merlin Farm. Tony West’s ruined homestead stirs memories of the vanished owner and the coldness she showed him after his London journey following the inquest. Her practical mind weighs the missing hours and the trail of sorrow.
H. G. Wells predicts a grim alternative to disarmament with giant land ironclads and air offensives that would bombard towns daily, threatening social order and driving people to madness as conflict looms.
A London correspondent describes Britain’s wartime food controls and frugal habits. Gardens replace golf courses, women and youths join the labor to free men for arms, and strict rationing limits sugar butter and meat portions.
The piece argues Kultur has defined Germany for decades while noting Americans once rejected some core ideas of Kultur. It critiques Nietzschean claims that Christian morality is falsehood and presents Germany’s four-year Kultur era as revealing the imprudence of that doctrine.
Major C. K. Rhinehart uses Mineola aviation field for daily official trips and returns home for evening attire. Communities on Long Island are asked to designate landing fields with fuel and oil supplies to support cross country flights and repairs.
John Burroughs writing in Century describes how lightning frequently targets certain trees such as hemlocks pines oaks and ashes while maples often suffer when already damaged. He recalls a sugar maple blown to pieces by a single bolt with fragments scattered over fifty feet, attributing the blast to sap vaporization.
The Sailor King speaks on wartime unity and shared fate, urging national solidarity beyond class and politics. He emphasizes that welfare of all hinges on collective effort, a message echoed by the British leadership in facing the current conflict.
The speaker notes progress on a resolution to economize with a humorous tone. They report slowing running pace to a walk and express cautious optimism about staying on budget. The line hints at personal habit changes and a light mood about discipline.
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