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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 30, 1915
Page
4
A garbled report highlights advances in air mastery credited to Oritieh over the past year. It notes inspections of key bases, wartime centers, and the showpiece machines. The piece mentions Allied wartime sums and occupation costs, with scattered references to Beligham and Minard's Liniment.
In London a professor argued bacon remains the cheapest meat despite rising prices. He claimed pork offers better value than beef or mutton, noting a pound of bacon provides more usable food per cost and pigs are easy and cheap to raise.
Ontario weeklies push to raise subscriptions from 40 to 150 per year amid higher production costs and advertising decline. Leaders say readers share production costs to avoid advertiser burden. expect improved products and stronger community impact as prices edge up toward 1.50 per year.
A clergyman hires a talkative boatman in Donegal to row a lake and reveal an eight. They discuss a robed castle and the banshee legend. The boatman boasts he has seen one, and when asked where he saw it he quips Sieffet in a museem.
A railway foreman spots a laborer asleep in shade of a hedge along the line. He tells him to wake or risk losing his job, delivering a stern warning about idle work.
A strange procession of a bagpiper began a plain tune on the street. A boy named Johony asks why he moves as others watch, while the father sighs and suggests the man wants to work the crowd for a show.
A fragment shows a newlywed counting rationed items like lemon extract and ground cinnamon and asking what to do with them. The spouse insists on saving money to support the war effort, mentioning maintenance and saving as a priority.
This excerpt explains how winter water in road materials expands when frozen, causing heaving and damage. It stresses keeping roads dry, drains open, ditches clear, and vegetation removed to prevent frost damage, with emphasis on maintaining dry subsoil and surface.
A distorted fragment discusses neural pain relief and mentions a trial to establish certain remedies. The text is garbled but hints at evaluating a cure or therapy for crippling pain. No clear names, dates, or places are legible.
J B Reynolds of Manitoba Agricultural College toured Saskatchewan and Alberta urging mixed farming to spread markets year round. He notes fields of wheat and oats dominate and warn that stock production and diversified crops are needed to avoid harvest bottlenecks and transportation issues. He emphasizes crop rotation and broader output including beef poultry dairy and vegetables.
A historical account notes Canada benefiting from interned aliens performing land clearing road and bridge work at experimental farms, national parks, and lumber tasks. It argues annual value around 1,000 with costs justified by substantial public works accomplished across Alberta British Columbia and Perth area.
The Kettle Valley railway project near Hope is nearly complete and will use melodious Shakespearean names for stations. The line spans high above sea level with scenic views, promising names with romantic character.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a quarrel and a mum context with incomplete phrases. No clear people places or actions can be confirmed from readable text.
The unreadable fragment hints at a greeting or introduction. No clear names places or events are legible to determine a factual summary.
The ad claims Scott’s Emulsion supplies missing nutrients to languid children, improving appetite and vigor with no harmful drugs. It urges parents to use the product to help rosy cheeks and sturdy frames, noting it is not for all and is a pity to withhold.
Dublin and major towns push into munitions as Lloyd George department links Irish firms with government contracts. About 170 firms in Dublin Cork and Limerick join the effort with large orders and a Dublin office handling government work and central arsenal projects amid export and shipping output growth.
The passage promotes pills as a cure for chronic digestive issues caused by poor eating. It asserts the pills are specially compounded to combat various resulting troubles and are successful in restoring health.
The article argues harvest size does not fully track costs as yields rise and weather is not the sole driver. Seed quality and soil condition matter more, with good farming practices and seed selection boosting profits as weather variances can be mitigated by cultivation improvements.
A famed Scottish architect travelling in Palestine learns of an addition to his family. He carries Jordan water home for the infant’s christening and then returns to Scotland, continuing the journey with the new arrival.
Farmers are advised that only about 10 percent of wild oat seeds germinate, with warm spring weather boosting germination. Strategies include feeding straw, fencing, and shallow cultivation, plus late fall or early spring work to promote germination and deep plowing later. aim to maximize yields and weed control.
A new type of underwater explosive fuse called Conan is described as a tool to clear German submarines and trench defenders. Invented by Walter Conan of Dublin, it allows shells and bombs to detonate at set depths, sinking subs. The device may be paired with large French guns to flood trenches and bury invaders.
Eminent medical authority Sir Jas Geicuten tells the Sanitary Inspectorate that Britain’s army enjoys unprecedented healthfulness in wartime. He asserts disease rates are lower than in peace and notes millions joining for physical defects were born decades ago, highlighting sanitation improvements amid war conditions.
The Buckeye National of Findlay Ohio reports bankers aiding youth in farm clubs and financing pigs purchases. Banks in Georgia and other states offer loans to boys for breeding pigs and corn, aiming to build thrift and future farmers, with examples of parents endorsing notes to gauge responsibility.
Thousands of mothers in Canada praise Baby's Own Tablets for fevers worms and better sleep. Mrs Oat says she would not be without them for her child. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr Be Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A rugged hunting note from Tobique Woods near Nictan Camp claims a large moose head is secured in New Brunswick. The text mentions Guide Adam Moore at Beotch Lake and refers to October activity by American sportsmen, with unclear details about the party, gear, and intentions for deer trips after the hunt.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a domestic scene with references to William and a sister figure discussing sacrifice and reform. The text mentions Minard's Liniment curing diphtheria, a brother named Harry smoking, and a tense suggestion of changing behavior within a family context. The legibility is low and details are uncertain.
A Russian campaign insight discusses rifle shortages and peasant indifference amid war tension. It notes the army's access to heavy guns, munitions, and machine guns, while Austrian prisoners and German miners are used for labor and supply.
An observer recalls the rath Peepelh ale and the attack while in a hotel room on the top floor. Airmen hover above as shrapnel rains down, signals call civilians to aviation cover, and the cellar becomes the shelter for those fleeing the bombardment.
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