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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 12, 1917
Page
2
The article speculates that Germany’s war aims may force ethical improvements in mankind and comforts readers with the idea that even a hard punch from submarines or actions near Cuba or Mexico could prove salvation, transforming a neglected case into a force for global justice.
The order provides free issue of official government badges to discharged soldiers and those rejected or exempted from service. It forbids manufacturing or selling badges claimed to be for soldiers without proper authorization and warns of penalties for violations.
Fragmentary lines from the Washington Star reveal a tense exchange about a spouse's true nature. The dialogue suggests doubt, revelation, and assessment of character within a domestic sphere.
Amid a nationwide drive sovereigns and half sovereigns pour into War Savings Committees as sentiments hold firm against German victory. Lady Maxwell pledges 1730 pounds yearly and 35,000 pounds total to wartime funding while a widow sends a 10s note and postal order.
A bill introduced by Attorney General J. B. Lucas proposes fines for gossip on rural telephone lines and for operators who repeat conversations to neighbors. The measure aims to deter spreading private talks through long distance lines.
Fay M Hartley twenty four daughter of a Nebraska farmer spoke at the American Academy of Political and Social Science session. She urged leaders like James R Garfield and John A Pitch to study economic conditions by visiting farmers and workers. Hartley defended farming and urged officials to leave college halls and work with those on the soil.
Wartime notes describe villagers coerced to supply Sencoln Grecece pigs and rabbits, with cows milked daily for the German hospital at Bruges. A milk cart carried the milk as bombardments from Zeebrugge and Loire fire shook chateaus, roads lay unused, and Ostkamp sent 700 able bodied men away.
An old medical ad claims corns can be lifted instantly by applying drops of Freezone. It touts cheap bottles from drug houses and a painless method that avoids infection and tissue inflammation.
A quotation from the London Daily Express rails at German militarism, argues the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries ended with the war, and urges Allied unity among British democracies to build a new postwar world once the enemy is defeated.
A Nieuport aircraft donated by the French government is added to Ottawa’s war relic collection assembled by Dominion archivist A G Doughty during a visit to France. The damaged airship story and other relics are noted as part of the summer display with comments from parliament members about thrift and wartime savings.
Army and Navy recruitment calls urge Canadians to join coastal defense and overseas service. Ex sailors of all ranks are asked to enlist for immediate service with Canadian Naval Patrols along the coast. Applications should be directed to the nearest recruiting center for full information.
The article reflects on farm life as a self contained community where families tenants and relatives form a supportive network. It contrasts rural companionship with city loneliness and notes daily nature and work as sources of contentment. It also touts Miller's Worm Powders as improving infantile worms and related digestive issues.
A boy named Willie is sent by his mother to see how old Mrs. Brown is. Willie returns and relays that Mrs. Brown says it is none of their business.
Marion Bridge dealer NEEL FERGUSON states Minard’s Liniment is the first choice for events and the most popular liniment he handles this year. The claim emphasizes its sale leadership and trusted status among customers.
A vendor faced puzzled customers over wording on a fish sign. One asked what word “fresh” adds, another questioned why “sold” appeared, and a third doubted giving them away. He finally reduced the sign to simply “Fish For Sale” as customers debated meaning.
Arctic entomologist Am Johnson reports discovery of a rare fire pest in the Stefansson region. He traveled from Ottawa to study the insects, noting their impact on timber and curious behaviors after forest visits.
A fragmented notice describes an early incident involving a named chauffeur and a van, referencing a Chauffean-Dill event and notable figures Fecced Spates and Chauffleur-How. The readable text hints at transport arrangement and procedural steps surrounding the case.
A reader explains that scarcity prompts buyers to shelter goods, while sellers hold back, pushing prices above normal. The piece contrasts market behavior when demand spikes with stable periods, asking readers to consider how hoarding and cautious buying influence pricing.
Reading from an old newspaper piece, the article describes a condition in children labeled as nervous disorders with symptoms of restlessness and limb jerking attributed to blood not delivering nourishment. It credits Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure by restoring blood, cites Mrs. S Sharpe of Oakville Ontario testing on her daughter, and notes sales details and pricing.
A garbled remark notes a character calling for a remedy to worm ridden children. The text suggests Peevish, pale, restless, and sickly kids owe their health to worms and implies a healer will restore them.
The piece argues Germany stands morally isolated for its lawless warfare, noting that even in desperation a nation must feel recoil when its policy clashes with civilized world convictions, citing the New York Evening Post.
Fragmentary text suggests a domestic discussion about a wife keeping finances and paying bills. The lines indicate a personal rift or choice regarding financial independence within a marriage. No dates, places, or names are legible.
The article describes early methods of airmen training using dual-control and French systems. Instructors demonstrate every maneuver from low-risk heights, guiding pupils as they progress from cabin rides to independent control, emphasizing safety and practical handling of aircraft.
A fragment shows Edith arguing about affection and a proposal to attend the opera with another man. The exchange hints at romantic manipulation and the social pressures of a love triangle.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a mother and daughter discussing past romance with Mr Willing and a reference to married life. The exchange notes a long period in confinement or conservatory context and a shared sentiment that the world remains unchanged.
A reflective piece questions how many men share wives burdens during pregnancy and childbirth. It argues that attentive support reduces hardship and impacts fatherhood, urging empathy and practical help during this trying period.
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