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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
7
Plans for the Moose Jaw ranchers fair announce July 17 with large prize totals and a full livestock show under Western Canada Fair Association rules. The event promises ample accommodations at fixed prices and rail fare incentives, striving to outshine prior fairs and attract many visitors.
A fragment discusses blame on Kaiser and ruling circle for Germany's misfortunes, claiming the imperial system drives national ambition to dominate the world. It argues the war may end only via defeat and overturning the regime is unlikely.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a worm exterminator product aimed at children with a promise of quick effect. No clear event or identifiable entities are present.
Public Ledger notes a phrase about lasting peace amid wartime rhetoric. The fragment mentions Minard's Liniment used by physicians and references Philadelphia context, suggesting an advertisement or editorial insert from the era. Limited readable names or dates.
The piece contrasts German calls for peace with brutal deeds, accusing Berlin of murdering children and dishonoring women while professing civilization. It argues the German spirit embodies barbarity in northern France and elsewhere, and warns that only decisive action can stop this spread.
The text notes widespread substitution of women for men in Italy during war, with women staffing trains, clerical work, and munition factories. It states about 30 000 in 2 200 factories, 100 000 women by early year, and wages cited, while裙 clothing for soldiers and military bakeries are mentioned as women’s work.
Mrs Jean Paradis of Se Que writes of her baby who suffered constipation indigestion and vomiting. After using Baby's Own Tablets the child improved quickly and became healthy. Tablets sold by medicine dealers or by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont by mail order.
A wartime note recalls a friend’s remark that Irish regiments and authorities share common aims. It praises improved sentiment between Nationalists and Uldermen, viewing unity as a shield against all-comers and hopes for a quicker settlement.
Description of a native smoking device made from two sticks meeting at an angle. A hollow reed is inserted and lit, drawing smoke through both holes, producing a characteristic sound. The practice is noted as unusual to a white observer but described as beloved by the Kaffirs.
A wartime summary notes a strategic withdrawal described as a rout and retreat due to enemy numerical superiority. It mentions prearranged maneuvers to draw the foe forward and retire along a sector to threaten a main assault, while only enticing enemy forces to advance to trenches.
Unclear readable fragments indicate a sympathetic note or small mention involving an individual named Uggins. The text lacks context to determine event, date, or venue.
The report describes volcanic features in the Rock Mountains and Yellowstone National Park with mentions of a so called nud volcano and geysers. It notes Alaska and Hawaii host significant volcanism, including Mauna Loa as the largest volcano, while Lassen Peak shows no recent eruptions in months.
A fragment shows a Canadian Soldier's letter from wartime with notes on soldiers and tea leaves and a postal address in Toronto. Advert appears for Cassels Co medicines from Manchester England offering pills with claims of purgative cleaning power and domestic distribution.
The London Statist analyzes Canadian Pacific Economies noting 1916 was a difficult year despite strong traffic. It cites car shortages, rising material costs, fuel and wage pressures, congestion, and scarce labor. It suggests wartime limits on expenditure and notes improvements in rail operations.
The text lists animal lifespans and growth periods: a bear grows 1 year and lives 6, a sheep 10, an ox 14 to 16, an eagle 100, hens and pigeons 10 to 15, and several entries miswritten as emt and croe living 100 years. It also mentions growth from ages 2 to 14 for Growth and Life of Animals.
An advertisement from Appleford Counter Check Book Company Limited promotes their counter check books and related paper goods. It highlights lower costs, high quality parchment and carbon paper, and prompt service from offices in Canada including Hamilton Toronto Montreal Vancouver. The piece ends with a stray memoir line about Maree Lindsay and clothing.
A garbled line from a coach or mentor advises a player to avoid certain mistakes and chase a hit through discipline. The odd phrasing hints at a bilingual or corrupted transcript with mentions of baseball, effort, and attitude.
A damaged OCR fragment provides unreadable text with scattered words and names, no clear event, date, or location discernible for a coherent summary.
No coherent facts readable. The fragment mentions a schoolroom and a poolragim but lacks clear events or names.
The department reports vast waste from housewives with fats and cereals wasted by neglect and insects. Experts urge better storage, use of grease and suet, and timely preservation of leftovers. The message stresses planning meals and buying wisely to improve efficiency and cut waste.
In Pleasant Bay, Harlin Fulton promotes MlINARD'S LINIMENT as a popular remedy. Local readers are urged to try the product.
The Woodstock Sentinel-Review discusses attitudes in the United States toward military service and education. It argues that service does not force compulsory learning, noting that lawfulness and civic duty depend on voluntary adherence by citizens.
A fragmented reminiscence describes a father son bond with a mother present and a man named Jodee Holmes from Mossachwoetts, as a child admires his father and the father recognizes his son. The piece hints at esteem, guidance, and shared moments amid imperfect writing and oblique phrases.
Obscure dialogue shows a senator debating whether a man should balance enmity with forgiveness. A father asks why someone who married before his father bought a guitar hesitates, hinting at a scattershot historical anecdote.
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