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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
3
A fragmented note discusses after war land values and proposed taxes on capital value. It warns against panic and urges cautious seeding and labor strategies to maintain profitable crops and capital. It mentions British land value measures and fears of long downturns.
Vague notes describe dairy record practices to detect fraud and identify which cows yield greatest milk and fat. Mentions names Trieer and Sty Precorus as examples of dairymen and methods used to track production.
Dr. J H Wor at Minard's Liniment endorses balanced farming and home life. The article stresses profitable production, livestock quality, labor saving implements, and sanitary home comforts as essential for a successful farmer and a satisfying home.
English chemist Dr William H Perkin reports a method to make cotton fireproof, with garments surviving flames and twenty washings. The treated fabric costs about a penny more per yard and may suit women’s dresses and children’s wear while reducing fire risk.
A dentist occupying a former baker’s shop receives a visitor who jokes about removing enamel letters from the storefront. The exchange hints at a tongue in cheek plan to alter the sign while the dentist settles in.
The fragment shows Mrs De Style asking about a poor persona who would care for a discarded lorgue taster or lorgue ter, with a clipped exchange revealing social tension and curiosity about usefulness. No further context is available.
An Indian Head experiment compares packing methods for seeds and soil. Surface packing and subsurface packing raise yields versus no packing, while surface mulch and fall or spring plowing affect moisture conservation. Prof. T J Harrison notes improved cultivation boosts average farm yields at lower cost.
The article recounts notable generals and rulers who, despite courage, harbored unusual phobias. Lord Roberts feared cats and hid a hidden feline during dinner, while Saxe, Schomberg, Peter the Great, Julius Caesar, and others showed distinct anxieties such as water, thunder, or crowds, revealing human frailties behind legendary roles.
The Prime Minister and the Chancellor of the Exchequer acknowledged receipt of the agricultural war book issued last winter. Lord Harcourt writes that the book is admirable and will aid production in Canada, noting a careful survey of agricultural conditions and feed production. Thirty thousand copies have been issued.
A brief exchange presents concerns about neglect and the sharing of prerogatives within a family. The speakers argue over whether one should take or keep authority, highlighting tension in familial roles.
Lecturers teach potato planting horse feeding and sheep raising at a Farmers Institute held during ration day on the Rosebud Reservation. Speakers include Hoss Farmer Forrest K. Stone and Patson-Shoes with lessons on alfalfa corn and meat and wool profits.
A local preacher brings his wife to services where she is greeted by a kind steward who seats her, hands a hymn book, and extends a friendly invitation. After the sermon the steward compliments the preacher and jokes that such a duffer is rare in the pulpit.
A Scottish MP backs a report from a patrol off the east coast where an Aberdonian trawler skipper, intending breakfast, spotted a German submarine. The captain, sensing profit, was nearly rammed but sold fish to the sub and then rammed it.
A stern state landlord declares no money means no trucks and warns trunks will be held until bills are paid. Dedbroke responds with a brisk dismissal, noting the arrangement saves storage for his belongings until next season and bidding farewell.
A brief exchange quotes a vow to travel for love and a subsequent act of sending someone away. The lines hint at a dramatic separation and emotional distance between two individuals.
Brief note reports quick curing of corns in Soreene and mentions Berit as a reference. Details are fragmentary and non-specific.
Prohibition advances show 19 states enforcing laws versus nine six months ago. Utah governor signs new bill, with other legislatures passing or proposing measures in Arkansas Idaho Vermont South Carolina Montana and more. Campaigns planned in California Florida Kentucky Nebraska Texas Wyoming and Ohio votes set for 1916 November. Safe Pill For Sufferers parmelees vegetable pills praised as mild and effective without minerals.
Note from American consul at Chunog King dated March 10 reports thousands starving in Szeceeun due to drought. President Yuan Shi Kai contributes 100000 for relief as rice prices double. Desperate people eat roots bark and clay and some kill themselves amid looming famine until next crop harvest late next summer.
Mrs. Chas E. White of Waterford Ontario writes that Baby's Own Tablets helped both her babies after a difficult period. She notes improvement and that the Babcock tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
An Ottawa Seed Branch report on 2065 samples of wheat oats barley and flax shows average contamination with 44 noxious and 188 common weed seeds per square rod. Wheat oats barley and flax were all fouled by seed quality and many mills lacked proper sieves or operation.
An analysis from New York echoes on Bismarck and his legacy, arguing the grand methods and ideals he embodied have become a plaything for lesser powers. The piece warns progress is clouded by smoke and blood, distorting the original triumphs.
Fragmentary lines hint at a bartender seen with a wealthy heiress in a coded conversation. The garbled text suggests a hidden message or misheard lines from a longer dialogue.
A Family Herald clipping from To ronto Kansas reprints a 1905 German Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II story. It claims he boasted of killing 60 000 animals and compares his hunting zeal to Frederick the Great. It notes physicians fear his bloodlust and that he never commuted a death sentence.
Reportedly a fragmentary dialogue mentioning Chawle Chippendale at the front. The excerpt includes garbled phrases about waving a sword in sunlight and urging others forward as Tommies are implied to dig. No clear event or dates are given.
The Medicine Hat Times discusses mixed farming as a stable path for farmers in Southern Alberta, citing a Saskatchewan Manitoba trend. It contrasts a deserted homestead with a thriving one whose owner diversified with dairy herds and diversified crops.
The Philadelphia Telegraph quotes a melodramatic remark about a man blaming a designing parlor maid for loss of his watch. The note suggests the accused Mrs Sturdrol-Deserves it should have checked references before hiring, reflecting sensationalism of the era.
A long time tea user suffered frequent headaches, nausea, and heart trouble from caffeine. After quitting tea and starting Postum, she reports no major sick headaches, fewer bilious attacks, and better sleep with improved heart condition, aided by the Canadian Postum advertisement.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests discussion of patient disease progression and the effect of time on symptoms. It mentions the patient’s condition, uptake of treatment, and questions about disease nature and outcome. Further readable details are unavailable.
A sixteen year old daughter of a fruit dealer posed as a Russian Grand Duchess and even a Sister of Mercy. She traveled to Gatezina by ordinary transport, attended a hospital reception, and spoke with wounded soldiers before being exposed by Count Mordvinoff. Police questioned her and she was handed to her father but escaped custody.
Berlin reports reveal German soldiers and officers at all levels suffer severe nerves from the war. Many youths as young as 14 volunteer for the front while veterans return with frayed nerves and dreamless sleep. A Berlin correspondent notes 3,000 officers in Hejin are incapacitated, yet the Kaiser calls for renewed effort, highlighting stark contradictions in morale.
Sergeant Chartes Mayes Va H Kent saved the ship during a Falkland battle after Admiral Jurdee broke the German line. He seized a cordite charge in a casemate, tore it loose, and endangered flames. He then grabbed a fire hose and fought the fire, preventing a disaster and possible loss of the vessel.
In a staged interview the eminent artist confirms retirement from the stage with plans to end tours periodically. The manager argues alternating farewell engagements may be better for business.
Mrs Nookoyne pleads to join society and Mr Nookoyne agrees to hire a reporter. The couple expresses desire for a sensational write up to gain social standing.
A dialogue fragment shows an unnamed speaker seeking a neutral country contact for money while a clerk notes the censorship would bar the proposed language. The exchange reflects wartime or bureaucratic messaging constraints and emphasizes language and approval hurdles.
A woman reports eczema on her right wrist that caused bleeding and pain until Cuticura Soap and Ointment provided relief. Her grandchild also improved after three to four months of the same treatment, and both were eventually fully well.
A simple home treatment using Cuticura Ointment applied to the affected area without rubbing. Wash off after five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water and repeat morning and night. Use Cuticura Soap for toilet care to prevent inflammation and clogged pores. Book offer details included.
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