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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
2
Instructions describe saving surplus vegetables by blanching in cold water, packing in water, sealing jars with covers, boiling for 31 to 2 hours, then cooling slowly to avoid cracking glass. Warns against sudden cooling and notes canned vegetables reduce waste and provide table fare when prices rise.
A sixteen year old Korean lad received a watch from the Governor General of Korea for his high mathematical talent. He can add a column of twenty five four figure items in seven seconds, far faster than many Japanese accounts. His father died two years ago, now he supports his mother and siblings on an unusually high wage for a Korean accountant.
Visitors at the fair will see a diverse lineup including a model submarine, equestrian acts, horse races, agricultural showcase, and a daily appearance by Mile. Belmont, hailed as the world’s premier lady aviator, whose aerial feats promise a thrilling display.
The Canadian Pacific Railway and associated departments announce a drive to settle Western lands by enabling landowners to profit from cultivating their holdings. They offer routes, regulations, travel details, and rates to attract new settlers, stressing broader development to boost world food supply and reduce famine risks.
Fragmentary prose argues a wartime misunderstanding and unity. It references the United States and American citizens, urging collaboration, geographic realities, and governance to support collective effort amid conflict.
An unclear OCR segment mentions a red banner and revolution in a scattered, garbled style. It references Pots and rational ideas but lacks coherent names, dates, or places to establish a concrete event or outcome.
The account describes a dying prince who expressed pride in his wartime service and desire to live to help rebuild after the conflict. He thanked those present, shook hands with Mr. Caldwell, and spoke of longing to aid his country once the war ended. He grew weak, smiled, and soon succumbed.
An advertisement from Appleford Counter Check Book Company of Hamilton Canada promotes their counter check and sales books, carbon duplicates, waxed and sanitary papers, and custom stationery. It lists offices in Toronto Montreal Winnipeg Vancouver with emphasis on modern equipment and prompt service.
The text notes wheat harvests year round with activity in New Zealand Argentina and Japan. It mentions February and June harvesting, and broad summer and autumn activity in Greece France the United States and other regions. It references Austria Germany Russia Norway Peru and other areas in various harvest periods.
An unclear report notes work shifts on Sundays and possible factory repairs or exclusions. The text references scheduling limits and a potential prohibition or change impacting Sunday labor, but details are fragmentary and uncertain.
Mrs Tanffenbach Ric Man reports using habe Own Tablets as an effective remedy for constipation. The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville offers boxes at three shillings, sold by medicine dealers.
Wartime policy and Prohibition are discussed as a public issue with references to food stocks and rationing. Notable voices include Lloyd George and naval figures urging clear measures against liquor to conserve resources amid war. The piece warns against waste and urges practical action.
Fragmentary note discusses a wheeled vehicle, inventor a missionary, later mentions road quality in Africa. References a vehicle resembling a form of a car and mentions passenger limits and bed as vehicle. Concludes with a preparation for relief through a care instruction.
Fragmentary wartime column cites Minard's Liniment as a cure and quotes a pessimistic view on the war. The speaker foresees three possible outcomes to save the situation: victory, revolution, or a decisive anti submarine defeat, while noting efforts to deploy ships and bolster naval strength.
Report notes auto licenses issued so far exceed projections, with year end totals estimated between forty and fifty thousand. Authorities compare current figures to the full year 1916, and highlight rising numbers in ownership and usage.
The Montreal Star quotes harsh warnings about German actions in Palestine and predicts extreme punishment for perceived enemies. It includes calls for Jewish escape to Zion and a vision of Jerusalem under Christian care with a revived Promised Land.
Hoard's Dairyman notes dairy farmers selling parts of their herds for better profits. The piece argues balanced agriculture over overproduction, favoring larger production of some crops then selling grain to elevators rather than cows.
An old advertisement fragment promotes Freezone for corns and calluses claiming quick relief and easy removal of hardened skin. It also touts Dr Kellogg’s Apthae pills as complete asthma relief with long standing drugstore availability.
The passage discusses the urge to resolve global conflict through unity and economic solidarity spanning from the North Sea to the Indian Ocean. It argues there is no third alternative in the long run and calls for steady advance toward real participation in world affairs.
A garbled line suggests a dialogue about ambidexterity and a mock medical remark about Neo not being able to endure a stroke, reflecting broken OCR from a historical page. The text shows uncertain phrasing without clear identifiable events or proper names.
In a dramatic account, Miller of No. 14 Wall Street recalls a near fatal plunge from 7 000 feet after a failed aircraft incident. He describes a fall and safe landing, crediting quick judgment and training. The piece mentions a French aviator under loan to the United States who will instruct at an army aviation school.
Dr. J. W. Robertson argues in Home Waterworks that water use in the home is essential for wholesome living. He contends frugality should not prevent access to reliable water, framing it as an investment in health, purity, and convenience for all households.
Coffee grounds are often thought to fertilize plants but are largely worthless as a fertilizer. They can, however, deter ants and pests when spread over the soil surface or around containers. This safe remedy works best in June or July but is useful most of the year for houseplants.
Fragmentary dialogue references a wedding plan and a proposal with scattered lines about Bertie and a culinary department. The readable bits imply domestic planning and humor but lack clear names, places, or events to verify.
Captain Take explains two origins for adding maru to Japanese ships one theory says maru signified something treasured like a baby and later shipping adopted the practice across vessels while another account links it to protective rites. The discussion centers on why the word appears in merchant ship names and its survival across centuries.
Italy's strength is displayed through orderly civil affairs and efficient taxation efforts. Signor Nitti comments on government organization and prudent administration, reflecting consistent state efficiency alongside military concerns as described by the Buffalo Express.
A department report forecasts a big fruit harvest in the province with expected gains around thirty percent. Officials credit improved growing conditions and agricultural programs for the anticipated rise in fruit production across the region.
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