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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
11
A courtroom drama unfolds as Mary Turner faces theft charges. Her defense, led by lawyer Demarest, questions evidence and motive while Gilder questions mercy. Mary’s powerful courtroom plea shifts attention to truth, hinting at broader injustice.
The office scene shows Edward Gilder irritated as he dismisses questions about the Turner case. He complains he couldn't wait and insists the judge Lawlor should impose sentence, while noting his own heavy workload. The narrative hints at Gilder's dominant, energetic but ponderous nature.
Mrs Turner of Piqua Ohio praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for treating organic weakness with backache hip and kidney pain dizziness fatigue and loss of energy. She reports improvement and offers consent for her name to be used. She invites other women to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential guidance.
A workman digs and, when asked what he is seeking, answers money. The wayfarer exclaims money and the dialogue ends with the worker resuming digging, dismissing the question as the two interact briefly.
A hotel manager tells a guest to feel at home but warns against overstepping boundaries. The guest responds with a firm statement about leaving soon, signaling a tense exchange in the lobby.
A. C. Emmett argues for better roads to connect farms and towns in Western Canada. He cites cost savings, higher crop values, and increased rail efficiency, urging after maintenance and regional patrols similar to Pennsylvania. He highlights Manitoba efforts, drag competitions, and plans to expand road districts across the province.
Stefansson reports discovering extensive land northeast of Prince Patrick in the Beaufort Sea, claiming it could add thousands of square miles to Canada. He and his party wintered on Banks Island and plan further exploration, while Dr. Anderson’s team maps Coronation Gulf and interior routes, studies geology, and collects natural history specimens for Ottawa.
Private dialogue describes a guard opposing entry as a colonel’s tent is defended. The scene shows Militia or army life with shouted commands and miscommunication amid a tense doorway moment.
A visitor tours the new building on the hill near Parmer Wells and notes its features and surroundings. Details of the structure and its purpose are described with emphasis on location and impression.
A. P. Marshall from Niagara Falls Ont urges breeders to favor natural outdoor conditions over crowded housing. He notes that crowding increases disease risk, reduces growth, and lowers profits, recommending ample space, fresh air, clean food and water, and isolated treatment of any sick birds to protect the flock.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a minister's son arguing with a teacher about the terms collect and congregation. The exchange hints at semantic differences and religious practice, but the text remains unclear and incomplete.
Advice warns against letting life insurance lapse after a policyholder dies or becomes unreachable. A Vancouver agent reports a widow inquiring about a lapsed policy as premium reminders that went unpaid. The piece cautions families, especially widows and children, to maintain coverage for financial security and notes revival refusals when evidence of insurability is lacking.
The article outlines the Canadian Patriotic Fund’s per capita aims for the second war year and details provincial contributions and estimated needs. It notes total requirements of 7 1/2 million dollars and emphasizes efficient administration to prevent misused funds while highlighting the reliance on bank interest to cover most expenses.
TheSprigfield Republican argues civilization is judged by law enforcement not military power. It notes England halted executing women three centuries after Cavell’s offense and questions German military law's alignment with modern norms.
The 1916 prison committee report records 114 283 sentences for as many people. In the United Kingdom a drop of over 37 000 is linked to enlistment and labor demand, with two incidents cited: a man paid for a substitute to take his crime and another stole a bicycle to reach a recruiting station twenty miles away.
The chief advantage of pasteurising milk for buttermaking is that all microflora in the milk are destroyed. Proper ripening of the cream with starter ensures good culture growth, while rough handling can introduce undesirable cultures. Pasteurized cream yields butter of higher quality.
Grain traders advertise shipping services from Winnipeg to markets and exchanges. Firms include Gooderham & Melady Co Ltd, Bartlett Langille Grain Merchants, Union Grain, Continental Grain Co Ltd, and Blackburn & Mills. Messages promise prompt returns, liberal advances, and dependable grain handling through the Winnipeg Grain Exchange. Ships to Samuel Epink and others. references to 602 Grain Exchange and various addresses.
A notice references Hl. B. Andrews branch manager at Imperial Life Assurance Co inviting inquiries about life insurance for family or estate needs. It mentions mailing details to 806 Union Bank Building.
Hon. W. T. White, Canada’s finance minister, told a Montreal audience that production must be the aim of national policy. He cited a favorable trade balance, with exports outpacing imports, and urged preparation for a domestic war loan as war finance continues.
The article denounces King Ferdinand for allying with foreign powers, linking with the Kaiser and the Turk. It declares Bulgaria an outlaw nation in the eyes of all, warns that those who take up arms may die by them, and portrays Bulgaria as isolated on the world stage.
Plans for a 1000 mile railway across Australia recommended by Lord Kitchener progress shows 300 miles completed. The project aims to finish by the end of 1916 for strategic purposes under the Commonwealth.
An international report notes a mysterious gas thought to be chlorine derived from salt and capable of spreading widely. It references Germany seeking to curb meat and feed reliance while a German council plans rationing, with Amsterdam and federal counts indicating restricted cooking and meat sales.
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