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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 19, 1915
Page
2
A maritime reminiscence recounts the Rose of Dev voyage, captain Matthews, wages for officers and crew, and the lure of a world circumnavigation. The narrator contrasts ambition with the ship's notorious reputation and a cautionary tale of a "lady" with hidden guile.
A narrator recalls a perilous voyage from Plymouth to Plymouth Sound and a bold escape after thwarting a would‑be assault by a using a sword duel. Mistress Lucy, a trusted companion, aids flight to a ship bound for the Island of the Statre, with future travels sketched across Madeira and the South Seas.
An unclear manuscript passage describes fertilizer trials with nitrogen and phosphorus, mentions soy and corn crops, and references a bomber era setting. A disjointed dialogue adds a scene with a rustic asking about sugar and meat, ending without clear conclusions.
Berlin stores war operation reels to be used by the army after the war ends to teach officers correct methods. Film operators accompany campaigns, filming battles and trench assaults while dodging destruction and hostile fire as destruction and rebuilding scenes accumulate.
England’s famed naval authority Lord Brassey volunteers for active service in the war and will serve with the Anglo French command as an advisory staff officer. A renowned editor of Draseey’s Naval Annual, he holds numerous honors including Grand Cross and Legion of Honor, and has long served as Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports and in various Admiralty roles.
Dr. J Wor et al argues for rewarding farm families with profits from production and distribution of farm goods. He stresses livestock, labor saving implements, and a wholesome home life as essential for prosperity and moral upbringing of children.
A fragmentary news note describes Teo Colemanh and companions staying at a hotel. An attendant discovers a washstand in their room and mutters about perceived nationalities as officers arrive to investigate. The report reflects period bias and unclear context from the Western Mail.
Damaged OCR text shows a courtroom exchange where a judge and officer discuss a prisoner crying and bail considerations. The fragment mentions a wife, a new subject, and returning to the old topic, implying a chaotic proceeding.
The Canadian Division at Ypres faces a heavy German assault aided by gas. Brigades shift lines to cover the left flank as Ontario units, led by Brigadier Turner and Lieutenants Colonel Watron and Kemtie, press a counterattack to hold trenches near St Julie and Veres. The defense, marked by valor amid brutal conditions, preserves the Allied line and halts the German advance for the moment.
The Made in Canada movement seeks a permanent, wider advertising push to boost Canadian goods. Members contributed about 41 000 totaling 29 123 dollars, averaging over 10 dollars each, with debate over who should bear costs and how large the campaign should be. The Monetary Times argues for a durable approach, while urging price and quality parity to compete with foreign goods.
The text ponders Napoleon and Kaiserism as rival ideological forces, contrasting liberty and control. It notes revolutions, the fall of tyrannies, and a world steered by state socialism or Kaiseriem, with references to independence documents and the long arc of liberty since 1789.
The text expresses a belief that some Germans are honorable while others are enemies. It argues that faced with brutal foes, the only right method is to crush a European power to restore mercy and a London day.
The article notes impacts on microstates including San Marino Luxemburg Liechtenstein and Monaco. It describes tourism losses and hardship from wartime disruptions, with references to German advances, neutrality, and small states’ military and political arrangements amid the conflict.
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