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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
10
Berlin residents raid rural areas for food causing ticket shortages and law enforcement scrutiny. Hungry crowds storm trams without tickets and pay double fares at journey ends. Authorities reportedly allow exits to rural districts then seize goods at country stations. One family tears up as they lose a slaughtered oil and keep a goose while bringing home a few potatoes.
Fragmentary report presents a bombing instructor recalling how he taught his troops to count before throwing bombs. The account, shared under pressure, depicts hesitation and rapid movement during a training incident.
The speaker admits a dislike of working with a disagreeable woman despite her merit. He recalls youths who faced restraint from mothers who cried shame, and notes that boys who were ill mannered posed an even bigger issue in youth.
Cincinnati author promotes Treexone Freezone for corn removal with drops that allegedly hurt nothing. The ad promises free samples from drug stores and wholesale houses, urging readers to ask their pharmacist for a bottle if unavailable. It closes with a sensational remark about a widow and a contentious claim.
An old remedy ad claims a cure for catarrh with the “Hendred Diellars” as a key ingredient. It promises quick relief and suggests trying a new air cleansing method. Cheney & Co advertise telegraph services and a broad offer for relief within a short time.
The speaker argues that war with the United States would be a horror akin to civil conflict and must be avoided at great cost. He notes the danger of fighting fellow citizens and urges realism over romantic ideals, hoping for a future where shared humanity binds nations.
A garbled OCR fragment quotes Brownson and Minard with misread lines about a claim and a felon, mentioning Spit Jones and a reference to a one month fet. The readable text is unclear, leaving the overall event and participants ambiguous and unresolved.
The passage argues that World War disruption and poor crops have boosted grain prices. It cites a lack of foodstuffs, ships sinking food, and many workers idled in destructive labor. It notes a global crop drop and claims storage and combines modestly affect prices, with corrections to some figures, urging action to clear excess and ease food shortages.
A farmer warns that wasting grain or turning it into beer or whiskey harms national food security. National policy is needed amid shortages, deemed one of the war measures Congress could take.
The fragment cites 1L G Wells arguing for a British republic and greater liberty within stable government, contrasting monarchy with American democracy. It mentions George usurping half the power of President Wilson and predicts Britain might produce another Cromwell, with a brief, cryptic editorial aside about troublesome families.
Washington Post quote extols Britain as free and self governing with a citizenry guided by a spirit of liberty. It asserts individuals are not war-lorded and that British national character upholds liberty and home rule across the earth.
Sydney Brooks lauds Mr Balfour as a refined statesman whose personal courtesy, chivalry, and disdain for personalities elevated the tone of debate. The portrait highlights his appeal to both sides, intellectual gifts, and the respect he earned in parliament and beyond.
A historical note suggests Germany aims to use an indemnity to draw Canadians to join its cause. The idea would push German-Americans to abandon the United States and move north into Canada to live under German influence and allegiance.
A Canadian couple touts Dodd's Kidney Pills claiming two years of illness cured after two boxes. The husband speaks of his wife regaining health, calling the remedy the greatest for kidney weakness and a cure for many ailments connected to kidney issues.
Vegetable growers have run long term experiments on farms to find best varieties. Seedsmen across Europe provide annual seed. Recent trials test thinning distances sowing dates and home seed viability versus imported seed. The work on garden peas shows home seed equals imported seed and saving seed lengthens the season by three weeks. Trellising reduces labor but initial setup used improvised wire. Community notes mention New York City fare changes and a stray market aside about eggs and consumer tips.
An advertisement from Appleford Counter Check Book Company Limited promotes Counter Check and Sales Books with claims of low prices and modern equipment. It highlights triplicate and carbon leaf books, waxed wrappers, and parchment for butter wrappers, listing offices in Toronto Montreal Winnipeg and suppliers across Canada.
The Dominics government will appoint a commission to address vacant land held by speculators and non residents. It will distribute payments to land held by United States and local speculators, with data secured from municipalities and the Grain Growers associations. Principal Black of Manitoba Agricultural College and E N H of Moose Jaw are expected on the commission, with cooperation from wealthy Chicago investors.
A passage by T P O Connor speaks of France’s ruined countryside and the enduring memory of war. He reflects on rebuilding, the loss of land, and how tales of suffering will be passed to future generations, preserving a shared sense of hate and resilience.
Fragmentary OCR text notes living costs and a golf context with unclear names and actions. no identifiable persons or events can be confirmed for a coherent summary.
A caregiver reports a girl afflicted with St Vitus Dance improved after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The testimonial notes initial immobility and need for assistance, then gradual movement and eventual recovery after completing the course. The account mentions a physician diagnosed condition and a musician treated patient before药.
Dr. A C Selry or of times al ome women argues in an address that corsets and heels should be regulated by the legislature. The speech questions fashion safety and seeks legal oversight.
The article notes Western Canada dairy practices and yields, with Canada consuming over 100 million dollars worth of dairy products annually. It compares production to Holland and Switzerland, highlights low milk yields per cow, and urges better cattle condition to boost output.
The text describes Bristol to a two hour journey covering iy miles at 5812 miles per hour. It compares with an American run from Philadelphia to York on the Tensylvania railroad, an 8 mile leg completed in two hours, implying a speed of 46 miles per hour. A garbled aside mentions poetry and authorial voice without clear context.
Fragmented report describes a tense scene with Miss Newrich and Jim in a confrontation. Witnesses reference a bat incident and a problematic exchange with a speaker identified as James. The text hints at confusion over names and roles in a crowded setting.
A report outlines a plan to utilize the Wianions Sve and existing plants on Fisawra Channel and Pome du Bois to divide river sections into seven zones for power. It estimates 175 000 HP output at 75 percent capacity and 313 000 HP available, aiming to support electro chemical and electro metallurgical industries near Winnipeg within sixty six miles of Chevy City.
Local notices advertise money orders and express money order services by Dominion and related providers. The item emphasizes availability and portability of funds through papable purchaser options and widespread acceptance.
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