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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
9
A garbled 19th or early 20th century note describes bayonet production tests. It mentions heating, straightening, and bending processes, elastic return tests, and a final straightness check. The piece notes twenty three tests to judge temper and strength.
Mrs. Fred Varner of Dunnville Ontario reports using Baby's Own Tablets for her young children and says they always give perfect satisfaction. The ad notes cures for stomach issues indigestion and worms and claims relief from colics for fussy babies. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Ur Willlitus Medicine Co in Brockville Ontario.
A practical handbook by Director Grisdale of the experimental party outlines how to select plant and care for shade trees. It notes common favorable and unfavorable conditions, lists suitable varieties for home and farm use, and emphasizes planting and transplanting steps for both urban and rural settings.
The text surveys bees and ants showing complex social behavior. Bees store honey in wax cells for winter and ants build tunnels guard greenfly and milk it for sustenance. Ants transport grains to underground granaries while a fungus grows in their nest providing food.
Journal text shows a disrupted sermon as a bishop asks a speaker to clarify who is thankful and for what during a conference. The fragment hints at confusion over acknowledgments and a paused exchange about gratitude.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss kidney disease and medical terms with unclear context. It mentions malurity, creatinine, and possible patient references but lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to anchor a proper news summary.
Mr Calli of Saskatoon argues for a system where 30 miles of agricultural reform are tested, urging the provincial government to back a model farm that could boost productivity and demonstrate profitable farming to attract investors and improve national prosperity.
Joseph Gagne of Ste Marguerite Bay Mills Saguenay Quebec says two years of kidney disease and pleurisy vanished after his wife urged a try of Dodd s Kidney Pills. He took three boxes and reports pure blood and renewed health throughout his body.
A fragmented survey discusses cultivation depth and surface subsoil exposure. It mentions tillage methods, the role of air and moisture in decomposition, and the use of springtgest cultivators. References to miners liniment and Greek ministers appear as scattered topics.
A British industrial push urges cooperation among manufacturers to study supply sources and finance, aiming to establish branch factories in the Dominion. The Board of Trade notes growing inquiries from across the country and plans to mirror Mr Wickes’s London address in provincial centres.
A garbled excerpt suggests a squire's son Ned the ined and a morning in a village. The text mentions a young man, service, and a parson, with incomplete names and phrases. The readable bits imply a small town scene centered on roles, duty, and a late service.
The article discusses sleep restoration concepts and the use of sedatives to calm nerves. It notes potential effects on restlessness and outlines considerations for calming the mind and body to improve sleep quality.
A garbled OCR line shows a speaker answering about post office knowledge. The readable fragment mentions confusion and lack of awareness, suggesting a disrupted report on a local postal matter or inquiry. Further context is unreadable.
A garbled excerpt presents a mock dialogue about a school and a person named Toddles editor. The text is incomplete with phrases like died and four years, lacking coherent facts or names to form a standard news item.
Fragmented text mentions early settlers and a pilot with unclear context. NoNames or clear events are readable. The snippet lacks concrete actions, dates, places, or organizations to form a full news item.
Saskatchewan dairy meetings draw 2672 CPR and 3792 CN attendees as prices rise for wheat fail to dampen dairy interest. Government loans at 3 percent back cooperative creameries with management, supplies, and sale of butter, plus rail shipping costs absorbed by the state. Farmers gain year end payments and reduced operating costs.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and stray phrases from Nawwisqweuk dated October 21. Content is unreadable and lacks coherent events or details for a full summary.
An article reviews the spread of telephone lines and telegraph wire from 1907 to 1992, noting rising wire usage, telephone calls, and telegraph activity. It contrasts Canadian progress with figures from neighboring regions, citing shifts in output and income and referencing developments in Singapore.
An old article touts Nerviline as a fast remedy for pain across the chest side back and muscles. It claims deep penetration eases soreness and congestion and promotes household use with porous plasters and external rubs. It cites a long history and availability through dealers or direct orders from a Canada company.
Editors from across the state attended a short course at the Iowa Agricultural College where 125 registrants explored practical farming topics. The program aimed to shift journalism toward active farmer support and closer cooperation in local districts, with potential for broader adoption by Canadian editors.
The fragment questions whether higher Montreal consumer prices for potatoes justify vast producer margins in New Brunswick. It cites New Brunswick farmers selling at 35 cents a barrel while Montreal grocers charge about 1.80 per barrel, a fivefold markup. The text discusses fairness, costs, and the living earned by growers and traders.
Readable fragments reference a teacher and a student exchange. Unknown names and places cloud full meaning, but the item appears to be a short school memorandum or note with quoted phrases and partial dialogue.
A garbled excerpt shows a plea about wartime events and personal distress, referencing Germany and a family situation. The readable parts suggest a chaotic, disrupted page segment with incomplete names and phrases.
Scattered phrases describe British trawlers and naval patrols near Belgium with references to submarine danger, periscopes, and escort tactics. Mentions of cordons around fleets and anti submarine measures alongside cattle area notes appear amid garbled lines.
A fragmented 14th century style note reports a Manitoba poultry sale with figures around 184 296 turkeys noted. The text is garbled but indicates a farmers market transaction and related deliveries although details are unclear.
A fragmented opinion piece traces German propaganda and public mood during wartime. It discusses slander against Britain, rising anti English sentiment in German Volk psyche, and the perceived spread of hatred amid the conflict, noting youthful attitudes and national psychology.
Dr James W Noberton appeals on behalf of the Red Cree Society. The text honors Prof Robertson, known as Dr Robertson in Ontario Agricultural College service for thirty years, highlighting his dairy and agricultural leadership across Canada. It notes his roles in dairy service, extension, training, and conservation commissions, and urges farmers to recognize his contributions and support.
Immigrant totals for Saskatchewan in 1914 fall well below prior years, per T M Moll of the Bureau of Labor. The year records 20 694 arrivals, with 3 249 English, 691 Scotch, 275 Irish among others. Ruthenians and Russians number notably, while overall totals lag behind 1913.
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