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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1917
Page
7
A fragmented editorial comments on road costs and distance pricing reaching towns, warning about mismeasurement of miles. It references Americana Lumberman and Minard's Liniment as claimed remedies, praising Dr J.D. remedies for asthma and neural relief with alleged superior cures and lasting benefits.
An excerpt notes that past decades have shown cooperative effort as the strongest tool to relieve farmers from unequal burdens and to improve society's economy. It argues cooperation is more effective than other methods in achieving economic emancipation for farmers.
The war has stirred Britons to reexamine resources and the capacity to utilize them. Emphasizes the danger of delaying mobilization and calls for decisive action to ensure access and development of all national resources for emergencies and wartime needs.
The text notes formation of a central body to supervise land settlement and establish a War Conference Committee with guards against accusations of aiding emigration. It emphasizes preventing Britain losing its best population and aims to curb schemes that drain manpower.
Charles Goddard of Chatham Ontario credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring his nervous system after years of illness. He reports improved sleep appetite and strength after three months of use and says he keeps a box on hand. The pills are sold by dealers or mailed postpaid for 50 cents a box or six boxes for 8 to The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A study on Canadian and Alaska fisheries waste reports immense annual losses. Estimates show Alaska waste reaches thousands of tons and British Columbia waste 15 000 to 20 000 tons. Canning waste is very high and demands better processing to recover value.
Fragments show Cohen-So Sadie involved in a mysterious exchange about a missing gift. The text hints at regret and unresolved feelings with unclear speakers and stray phrases suggesting secrecy and unease.
A 1916 survey by the Commission Con Tration reports education levels among 400 farmers and their wives in Dun County Ontario. It finds 98 percent of farmers never attended private or public school beyond primary, 90 percent of wives had only public schooling, and no farmers attended college. One farmer attended a business college. Nine percent report children with gardens, 22 percent have home gardens under teacher supervision. Forty seven percent attended a short agriculture course. 93 percent favor such courses for youth. Many short courses cover seed grain and livestock topics.
Grateful recipients appeal to Canadian women to donate items such as shirts socks and bed linen for the Queen's Birthday Shower. Donations go to the Canadian headquarters at 116 Windsor Street Montreal with acknowledgments from London to follow. May 1 deadline. Mrs Arthur Drummond named acting secretary.
A readable fragment notes Mrs H A Standish as an enthusiastic local worker in Stanstead Quebec involved in patriotic welfare efforts. The piece mentions kidney aid through Dodd’s Kidney and hints at a community drive during troubled times.
A Polish Socialist party reunion in occupied territory urges workers not to enlist until summoned by proper authorities. The call, endorsed by many locals, seeks immediate recruitment delays and emphasizes workers’ rights amid German and Russian control.
A garbled OCR fragment references a person named Josh and a conversion or route in progress. The legible bits point to unclear discussion with stray words and no coherent event or date. No verifiable facts or entities beyond the name Josh emerge.
Fragmentary notice from the Springheld Republican mentions a war party and people in relation to a matter. Readable context is limited, with no clear names, dates, or places to identify a specific event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR reads about reducing fees and medical claims regarding Dr. Thomas, Frechte Oil, and healing of wounds and contusions. The passage is garbled and no coherent event or facts emerge beyond disputed treatment terms and alleged speeds of healing.
Incomplete OCR text shows a fragmentary line with names and numbers. The readable portion hints at a list or notation surrounding a person or event but lacks clear context or dates to form a complete news item. The readable words suggest a catalog or annotation rather than a full report.
The partner can use two cars to gain advantage over the city man. He travels at will, cutting time and costs by owning and maintaining his own vehicle, unlike a city man who bears higher expenses and distance-based constraints.
The article notes price movement in agricultural commodities including potatoes and soy. It mentions a September to February window with price shifts from the mid to high eighty range and a general rise related to market realities.
The piece notes that metric system adoption would harmonize U S commerce with most nations. It states Russia and Japan will remain with their own measures and are likely to conform soon. The metric system has been legal since 1866 but not widely used.
A woman speaks with acid bitterness about revealing true feelings, insisting the issue should be addressed openly as it was admitted in installments. The exchange hints at deeper strain and a decision to expose hidden motives rather than conceal them.
Hamilton Ont. this is to state that I have received great benefit from Dr Pierce s Reveries. Some ago I was run and toss of and was miserable. Four bottles of the Prescription cured me up. Deghias then Brantford On ie ieae. Pierce s Favorite Pre make women haji there are no more crying... pellets regulate.
The Canadian Order of Foresters, founded 1879 by 468 seceders from the American Order, is a leading Canadian fraternal insurance society with over 4000000 dollars in funds. Remarkable 1916 gains and planned rate adjustments aim to strengthen its finances and services.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a police court reference and mentions ounce related phrasing. The readable text is limited, preserving the gist of a court context without clear names, dates, or outcomes.
A reader letter discusses near beer harming temperance efforts, noting intoxication, complaints about unlicensed sales, and calls for stricter laws. The writer cites bars serving near beer, urges states to crack down on imitations, and praises past prohibitory leaders while urging law reform.
The readable lines hint at a political statement urging preparedness and reconstruction following a victory. It mentions a daughter of a corporation and emphasizes a cautious approach to restoring the status quo and facing consequences.
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