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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
3
Canadian Wheat Exports to Britain Hit Record in 1914
The Department of Trade and Commerce reports Canada shipped 11,467,000 cwt of wheat to Great Britain in 1914, the highest on record, though the United States supplied 34,211,216 cwt within an 103,944,553 cwt total British imports. Other Canadian farm exports declined slightly, including cheese and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trade and Commerce Department
Canada
Great Britain
United States
Britain
Unclear Text Fragment Seated With Odd Phrases
A garbled passage describes a young woman treated by a specialist after a long effort and money spent. It mentions she learned to say something about Susie sewing shirts for soldiers and repeats nonsensical phrases. The excerpt ends with unclear dialogue about others and a name Thathie.
Good Officers Scarce as War Demands Rise
Edsar Place discusses the difficulty of obtaining officers of the right kind for the British army in Navy and Army, a Futurist service publication notes. He argues officer scarcity would be more serious than a lack of men and praises democratic selection and patriotism among younger sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edsar
Navy
Army
Firtuah
Huntieh
Hector
Bening
Ambiguous Entry Reveals Brief Exchange
A fragment notes a tense moment where a man apologizes to a woman, saying he did not wish to disturb her, with interrupted lines suggesting a louder scene about space and interruption.
War Tax on Drugs Provokes Montreal Industry Protest
Montreal manufacturers and dealers protest a proposed war tax on drugs claiming 15 to 40 percent burdens on final prices would ruin many mines and legitimate firms. They urge detailed investigation and argue existing taxes already cover raw materials and alcohol, calling the measure unjust and harmful to medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Des Ea
Ihe
Eens Ae
Pum
Ce Teamael
Ce Sa
Goance
United States
Montrs l Phacmececiical Journal
Railways Corners in Hotel Marking Name Use
A Canadian debate centers on the misused rail line initials C P R G T R in hotel signage and services. Travellers may confuse private establishments with railway owned properties, prompting calls for enforcement to protect the Railway hotels' reputation and brand integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Prcess
Jack Johnson
Hote Ls
Thomas Shaughnessy
Br. J. Chamberlin
C.P.R
C.T.R. Mest
Quebec
Ottawa
G.T.R
Canada
Ioto
T Ravellere
Europe
United States
Far East
Australasia
Eneula
Ccp.r
Canadian Pacific
Engled
Engled, and During the Olf Boom To Calgery the Oe Wa
O.T.R
C.N.R
Fragmentary wartime note on a British naval encounter
A damaged OCR fragment notes a British warship and a tense moment as a petty officer directs action. The readable text hints at a boarding or engagement scene with a terse command, but specifics are unclear.
Farming’s Role in Society in This Era
Fragmentary note discusses farming operations and the farmer’s influence on progress. Mentions the idea that the present man shapes the future and hints at support for farmers' prosperity in a changing age.
Rich Emulsion Promises Nutrient Aid for Underweight Children
The ad claims undernourished children suffer thin faces and poor appetites but can improve with Scott's Emulsion. It pledges fatty nutrients and robust growth, urging use for tired mornings and difficulty in studies, and cites Gent & Bowne as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Nate Sonta Gine
Ruges
Mercy and prayer in royal consecration service and wartime sentiment
An account of a royal consecration in which Greek prayers were intoned for George the Fifth and the empire, followed by mentions of wartime sympathy and the church's leaders. The piece includes a medical advert for Parmelee's Vegetable Pills claiming liver and blood cleansing benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Germany
Secend Williams
Antioch
George the Fifth
Leuroz
George
Farmers Week lectures at Maci toba College praised
The Farmers' Week at Maci toba Agricultural College drew strong attendance and high quality lectures. The program covered farming topics and saw significant interest across a range of subjects although some attention focused on imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macitoba Agricultural College
Fragmented Prewar Paper Fear and Aisle Ring Misplacement
An OCR fragment reports worries about forests turned to paper and paper production costs, noting corn starch and other materials as solutions. It also includes a wedding moment where the bridegroom’s best man worries about the ring as they approach the aisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Vree Press
Tea or Coffee The Trouble It Causes
A reader recalls a health concern about tea and coffee causing trouble. The writer describes quitting coffee, noting breathing and exertion issues, and reflecting on the effects of caffeine on wellbeing.
Rebirth of an Empire: Britain’s World Role in War Unity
The Philadelphia Public Ledger argues Britain’s empire shows steadfast loyalty and fair governance under strain, with Egypt and other wards remaining loyal. The piece predicts an imperial parliament in London representing all colonies and a postwar world reorganization centered on a unified empire rather than a US‑style federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Egypt
Britannia
England
London
United States of America
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Wandering Evangeline Comes West a Century After
A century and a half after Evangeline set out from Grand Pre the tale reappears with a modern Canadian twist. A young Nova Scotian travels to the Pacific Coast aboard a CPR train, trading old Acadian lore for a contemporary adventure on the journey to the Land of Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline
Benedictaine
Grand Pre
Gabriel Lajeunesse
Ozark Mountains
Ae Scotia
San Francisco
Pacific
Alant Ec
Nova Scotia
Baby's Own Tablets a Doctor for the Toddler Home
Mrs Nemon of Tugaske Sask touts Baby's Own Tablets as a timely aid for infant ailments. The ad claims the product cures minor babyhood issues and saves worrying moments, offering tablets at 26 cents each via medicine dealers or mail order from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemon
Maby
Owl
Medicine Desers
Dr. Williams’Medicine Co
Brockville, Ont
Germany Needs a Strong Leader to Steer Through Crisis
A London Times observer argues Germany, crippled by rigid systems, lacks a decisive leader to guide public policy and peace negotiations. The commentator notes past rulers offered versatile handling, but Wilhelm II has failed to provide a capable helm amid wartime and postwar tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Austria
London Times
Bismarck
Wilhelm II
Pime
Italy
Roumantea
Unclear Card Fragment Sparks Mystery Phrase
Fragmentary OCR text references spirits and combusities, mentions prizes of 237500, and includes garbled quotes about life and f undetermined figures. The readable items suggest a misread historical note with no clear event or names to verify.
Fragmentary OCR Note Yields Little Coherent News
The readable fragments mention no clear event date or involved names. A terse local item appears with vague references to places and people, offering limited factual details for a concise card.
Paper Clothing and Dishes Promoted as Sanitation Breakthrough
Hygienists tout paper garments and dishes as sanitation advances with no washing. Paper underclothing and yarn could replace cotton or linen, burning after use, while many tableware items would be disposed of by burning to avoid laundering costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wibheo
Minard's Liniment Cures Daughter After Sled Injury
A letter from Br Bivesque of St Joseph dated August 1 3900 reports a 13 year old girl thrown from a sleigh injuring her elbow. Four bottles of Minard's Liniment reportedly cured her after three years of pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minard’s Liniment Co. Limited
Minard
St. Joseph PO
Garden Workman Remains Loyal to Master in Odd Tale
A fragmented local tale describes a servant named James who serves his master despite miscommunications. The hostess orders a fish fork for Mrs Jones, while James recalls a prior incident about losing a fork. The text includes a stray reference to Holloway's Corn Cure addressing wart blemishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
War and Culture Leaders Clash Over War
Dr Otto, secretary of the German Association of Culture, addresses New York listeners advocating culture but opposing the war. He notes the war was not desired by common people while discussing political figures and American travelers amid a murky dialogue about commissions and memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
German Association of Culture
New York
Tlam
Corman
Sattler
Soumany
German Pledge to Torpedo Allied Shipping Stirring Up Controversy
Berlin released an official notice claiming England plans to send large numbers of troops and war materiel to France. It warns ships off France not to approach North and West coasts and suggests routes around Scotland. German media questions past mercantile leniency and defends aggressive submarine actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asturias
Ghia
Great Britain
Berlin
Iran
England
France
North Sea
Scotland
von Behnake
Channel
Havre
Man Recovers From Kidney Disease Returns to Work
Quebec resident Mica Gauthier suffered prolonged kidney disease causing head pain and quitting work. Dodd's Kidney Pills cured him, restoring strength and energy. The ad claims the medicine cleanses blood, restores kidney function, and brings renewed vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Dodd
The County Agent Urges Unity Between Town and Country
The county agent calls for farmers and businesspeople to join forces and support community progress, stating the meanest man hurts all when the town and country remain divided. He urges collaboration to end the split between rural and urban areas.
Courtroom Question Sparks Confusion in Trial
A tense exchange arises as a man asks if others are the defendants amid unclear statements. the reply avoids direct confrontation and shifts the focus to the proceedings.
Apple Cam Proposals Tarnished by War Markets
A garbled note cites Sir George B. Fosters and Mr Korseli in wartime damage to an Apple brand campaign. It notes plans to dispose of assets amid shifting markets and production concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Fosters
Ote George
Korseli
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