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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
15
In Parliament on April 18 1917 Andrew Jn ar Law spoke for the British Empire and allies welcoming U S participation in the war. He said the new world has stepped in to restore the balance of the old per the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
General Creagh lauds Canadian troops as best soldiers after the Vimy Ridge win. He cites Verdun lessons and the strategic value of Vimy, Lille, and the railway hub as proof of their scientific artillery methods and high morale leading to a decisive victory. He notes German surprise at the timing and praises Canadian troops as exemplary.
The excerpt notes that democracies faced danger while nations prey grow violent and urges readiness to arm for defense of civilization. It cites M Viviani's New York speech and warns against tyranny and aggression. The rest critiques bilious ailments and promotes Permelee's Vegetable Pills as a remedy.
Report on the first year of the war detailing heavy losses in Europe. France shows large cattle and pig losses] Germany and Belgium also suffer significant destruction of livestock and farm output. Readers are presented with stark reductions in meat and dairy supplies across occupied and allied regions.
The article extols women for national service and cites an official claim that there has never been a shortage of women ready to serve. It contrasts traditional views of women with their modern, essential roles in supporting the nation according to the London Daily Telegraph.
The Wall Street Journal notes that only steel meeting extreme strength can withstand the pressures of modern high power guns. Each gun discharge lasts under three tenths of a second with pressures over twenty tons per square inch, propelling projectiles faster than 2500 feet per second and generating immense energy in a brief interval.
A fragmented OCR item notes police enforcement for speeding with a claim of fines or rewards mentioned, reflecting a tense interaction between motorist and officer and hints of payment or pardon language. The readable phrases suggest law enforcement activity and driver compliance discussions.
A Mrs JA Ste Perpetue reports that Mates Own Tablets have helped with colds fevers worms and coughs. Sold by mail or at druggists for 25 cents a box from The Dr Willems Medicine Co Brogk ville Ont.
A London Daily Mail excerpt questions the German empire and Kaiser Wilhelm I in strong terms. It argues the free states must dismantle Prussian militarism and condemns the Kaiser as a homicidal figure.
Alfred Rochay of Roxton Pond Hotel and Stables extols Minari Liniment as the best medicine for both his family and his horses. He endorses its long standing use across home and stable care.
The piece argues Canada has endured a severe test since 1914 and emerged stronger and more aligned with Britain and empire. It praises Canada’s mobilization and resources, notes its peaceful border, and urges Americans to recognize Canada’s growing strength and value in the world crisis. It cites a New York World viewpoint.
The medical officer of health notes economic hardship in Luton causing malnutrition among infants. He highlights mothers in poverty unable to buy sugar rich foods and suggests increasing sugar allotments through baby clinics as a remedy tested and yielding positive results.
A historic letter quotes figures and opinions on alcohol's impact during war. It features claims from Lloyd George and Prof Kraepelin about drinking reducing men’s capacity and cites Russia’s wartime sobriety saving millions. The piece questions national strength, urging sobriety for home and war efforts.
An Alberta farm machinery firm notes a 200 cent increase in equipment sold to farmers this year. Cash purchases dominate as farmers expand land and adopt tractors, drills, harrows, and other gear. A surge in orders reflects strong rural demand and rising confidence in buying power.
A discussion on submarine detection and the promise of an electrical device to hear a submarine as it passes the water. The piece reflects confidence in future scientific remedies surpassing current hydrophones and windlass instruments, drawing on wireless and Edison as benchmarks. It also weaves in a humorous aside about golf club membership and church attendance.
Eye specialists tout a rapid improvement claim for eyesight, suggesting a 50 percent strengthening within seven days in many cases. The piece mentions a marketed remedy and indicates distribution through various drug stores and firms, noting a Vancouver connection and Winnipeg outlet.
A historical view notes Canada’s immense size surpassing the United States and Alaska, with coastlines spanning three oceans. It lists province areas, the 1868 Confederation size, and changes under the 1912 Boundaries Act, highlighting Manitoba Ontario Quebec and territorial additions.
A London Daily article discusses Gaza as an ancient crossroads where Egyptian armies clashed with Crusaders and later Assyrian and Persian forces. It links the Philistines to mysteries of history and echoes biblical scenes tied to Samson and David, noting ruins and a temple cut in ruin.
A fragment shows a mother urging a child to be quiet. The dialogue echoes instruction and frustration as the mother repeats warnings and the child resists.
A concise note on cooking virtues highlights the need for a wide range of skills. The idea emphasizes adaptability, balance, and practical know how in kitchen practice.
The text argues Germans are victims of their own policy and must oppose misrule themselves. It contends German Americans cannot fix German policy, and Russian misrule or foreign help cannot solve the issue without German action. The excerpt notes a crisis in German leadership and national conduct.
The Doukhobor section at Grain Lake Saskatchewan sent Hon. De Roche a 1093 check for Belgian orphans food relief. The clipping notes Minard's Liniment and Mother Graves' Worm Extermina as part of the home relief effort.
The passage argues morale, hope of victory, and effective Allied coordination behind the British arrival at Toulon and gains in the war effort. It contrasts Allied progress with German and French performance and notes growing Allied strength and rising morale as essential factors.
The Entomological Branch of the Dominion Department of Agriculture issues Circular No 9 on common garden insects and their control. It outlines pests, remedies, and formulas for insect management, urging increased vegetable production near cities and towns, with orders to send requests to Ottawa for more information.
Professor William Albert Noyes of Illinois University told the National Academy in Washington that atoms are systems with a central body and satellites. He said differences among elements arise from the central nucleus charge and the arrangement of satellite units in their atoms.
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