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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
2
In a troubled scene characters discuss a rumored diamond operation and a lost pendant. Hugh and Jabes confront past promises while Mr Hetherington reveals a cipher like pipe symbol and hints at a discovery that could change their world.
Mrs Ourna Tomwen of Wayne Street Piqua reports severe backache and urinary symptoms easing after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She says the remedy helped when other medicines failed and urges women with similar troubles to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. and expect confidential, woman-to-woman responses.
In a tense scene Delia argues Hugh must keep a truth from Della or risk breaking his word. Tom Waters arrives with others as Delia confronts past vows, revealing marriages and loyalties that threaten future happiness.
A damaged fragment discusses weeds, soil, and time, blending botanical imagery with a question about Milton the poet. It juxtaposes agricultural warning with a reminiscence of a pupil's answer about the famous author.
The article recounts how the name nicotine arose from Jean Nicot in 1560 1561 experiments using tobacco for ulcers and wounds. It describes the spread of tobacco use in Portugal and France and notes royal and ambassadorial interest in its medicinal and healing properties.
A fragment from a dairy close-up discusses how fat and lean milk differences arise in cows, with milk yields ranging from 296 pounds per cow to over 1,700 pounds per acre, and mentions feeding costs and net profits. It includes anecdotes about farmers and a conversation with a daughter about milk production and farm economics.
A 1910s agricultural bulletin discusses hen breeding goals emphasizing inheritance of prolific laying, vigor, and hardiness. It notes that housing, ventilation, and comfortable coop conditions affect production, with feed quality and growth essential. The text highlights four main factors and the economic importance of brood and egg yield in farm poultry.
A 1911 legislative act defines cold storage eggs to prevent sale of artificially heated products. It requires labeling on containers and prohibits misrepresentation in wholesale and retail displays. Violations carry fines up to 100 dollars.
A damaged snippet from Hiemilten Herald reports on a war matter involving a commander named Sir Dongles and a Uriel army, but the text is garbled and hard to parse with missing context and unclear actions.
In Olds carpentry and poultry work prepare boys and girls for home farms. Dairy, alfalfa seed, and other contests attract many students across Alberta. A community-backed program funds prizes and a new agriculture faculty opens near October to extend two year courses into degree work.
An Englishwoman describes four awful days in Lode during bombardment, noting everything valuable was taken and civilians evacuated. She recalls a young officer leading a route march, troops exposed to danger, and a sense of quiet, business-like discipline despite hardships.
A discussion on establishing a fixed breed ideal and a strong sire choice to shape progeny. Emphasizes steadfast focus, avoiding frequent breed changes, and the sire’s decisive influence on heredity. Notes two breeders with contrasting sire strategies and outcomes.
The piece blames political corruption on both old parties and notes the prevalence of false charges. It argues for a positive campaign to unite electors nationwide and calls for action among voters and grain growers in Delighborhboud.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a Taube origin from India and an Austrian airship link. It mentions water of a tenon tree and a dove like shape, with vague references to leaves and a vulture's hub. The passage is unclear and largely unintelligible.
The piece warns neglecting flax could worsen world food shortages as Greater Production movement spurs lower acreage. It cites flax cash prices around 1.50 and 1.45 for October, noting higher prices if seeding declines. It urges youth training to aid farming and community efforts to revitalize rural life.
A fragmentary report describes battle legends and regimental heroism from the Afghan wars, noting Victoria Cross recipients and a unique gold gilt weapon display. It mentions the 1859 regiments, a battle at Malwand, and a royal visit to Vevey where regimental gold items were presented to the Prince of Wales.
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