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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
5
Instructions describe preserving surplus vegetables by placing them in ordinary jars with water and covers, boiling for about three hours, then sealing. Emphasis on gradual cooling to avoid cracking glass and ensuring vegetables are conserved rather than wasted.
A sixteen year old Korean boy received a watch from the Governor General of Korea for his notable mental arithmetic skill. He can add a column of twenty five four figure numbers in seven seconds, a pace faster than many Japanese accountants. His father died two years ago. his mother, brother, and sister remain.
Visitors at the Midway will see a wide array of displays including a model submarine and a dramatic equestrian show. Mile. Belmont the renowned French aviator will perform daily stunts in a heart stopping display with parachutes, drawing large crowds and highlighting the fair's international exhibits.
The Canadian Pacific Railway and Bevelnai Colonization Department announce a campaign to aid settlement and cultivation of vacant Western lands. They offer routes, regulations, rates, and data to prospective owners, promising profits beyond their initial costs and urging broad development to boost global food production.
Fragmented text discusses American war aims and cooperation with allies. The piece argues unity in purpose to advance the nation and reduce conflicts, highlighting a call for public trust in government actions and foreign policy.
The readable text references a red banner and political movements. It mentions Pots and Rational ideas, with fragments about revolutions and banners. Names and dates are unclear, but the context hints at historical political symbolism and public display.
An elderly prisoner recalls Prince’s final moments in a hospital ward. He describes the prince’s calm demeanor and gratitude as he expressed no regrets about the war, wishing to live and help rebuild the country after victory. A nurse or companion notes a brief prayer and a last smile before death.
An advertisement from Appleford Counter Check Book Company Limited touts its waxed and sanitary paper products and the latest counter check books. The note claims low prices, large stock, and modern equipment, promising prompt service from offices in Toronto Montreal Winnipeg Vancouver Hamilton Canada.
The report notes wheat harvest timing across regions with February through June activity in various nations. It mentions Argentina and New Zealand, then Japan, Greece, France, the United States, Canada, Austria, Germany, Russia, Norway, Peru and South Africa, highlighting diverse harvest schedules and bustling activity.
A fragment reports on possible factory reforms ending Sunday work and shifts in maintenance. It mentions detection of constraints on Sunday production and the impact on repair schedules and wage expectations. Local context references Dowaee Daily.
Mrs. Jr. Tanffenbach Ric Man reports using habe Own Tablets for constipation. The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville advertises the tablets at 3s per box, as sold by medicine dealers.
A wartime excerpt laments liquor traffic as a pestilence draining food stocks and boosting thirst. It cites Lloyd George and calls Prohibition measures essential to conserve resources and boost morale.
The fragment discusses an early two wheeled vehicle attributed to a missionary inventor from Sweden and linked to Alritan or Anrickshaw concepts. It mentions a child passenger in a bed as a design feature and notes limited usable roads in a distant region, with a promise of relief from a remedy.
A wartime column discusses possible paths to victory. The speaker argues only three outcomes can save the situation: major German defeat, revolutionary upheaval, or breaking German submarine power. In the interim Britain seeks to mobilize all available ships and resources to blunt the threat at sea.
An article notes auto license issues are already higher this season than the entire year 1916, with estimates suggesting totals may reach between fifty and sixty thousand. It discusses regional figures and the impact on local economies amid rising demand for vehicle use and related services.
A Montreal Star excerpt condemns German actions in Palestine citing killings and oppression of Jews. The piece argues the war exposes cruelty toward Jews and envisions a restored Zion in Jerusalem under Christian protection and a return to the Promised Land's peace and prosperity.
Hoard's Dairyman argues that farmers who maintain cows and aim for balanced production are more profitable than those who shrink herds. The piece suggests diversifying crops like wheat to grains for elevator sales and stresses avoiding overproduction of any single food.
An assortment of old advertisements promises relief from corns and calluses with Freezone and other products. It asserts complete asthma relief from Dr Kellogg’s Apthae pills and notes long-standing drugstore availability.
A New Evening Sun opinion urges urgent global cooperation from the North Sea to the Indian Ocean. It argues there is no third option, calling for steady steps toward true participation in a broader economic and military alliance to safeguard mankind’s future.
The fragment suggests debate over ambidexterity and a stroke risk involving a person named Neo. Readable context is limited, but the item hints at health concerns affecting a local figure and questions about control of movement.
The report recalls Miller from No 14 Wall Street who survived a fall from 7 000 feet after an aviation mishap and credited his training for a safe landing. It notes another aviator with a French record, Victor, tied to the French government loan and crediting him as an instructor for aviation schools.
The passage argues water in the home is essential for wholesome living and frugality. It notes many view it as extravagant unless costs and benefits are weighed, comparing water conveniences to basic needs like sunshine food and air. Robertson frames home water systems as a prudent investment for purity and comfort.
Coffee grounds are described as nearly worthless as fertilizer yet said to deter pests. Spreading grounds on soil surface or around plants is claimed to discourage insects and is considered a safe, simple remedy for houseplants, especially effective in June and July but usable year round.
Fragmentary reading shows a couplet of lines with affectionate phrases addressing Bertie. Phrases hint at a domestic setting mentioning rolls and a joking request about a planola or culinary department, implying a lighthearted wartime domestic vignette.
A German raider captures the Japanese freighter Star and a captive captain claims the term maru in ship names stems from ancient practice. Two origins are offered, one linking maru to precious items and babies, the other to a tradition added to vessel names during wartime transport.
Italy's amazing strength and civil organization are highlighted by Signor Nitti and the Corneis sion in fiscal matters and taxation. The piece credits careful administration and orderly civil affairs alongside military expectations, reflecting a strong state posture.
Officials state a fruit harvest in the province is likely to rise by at least thirty percent. The Department of Good Things notes favorable conditions and improved cultivation methods supporting the forecast.
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