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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
3
An advertisement touts Nerviline as stopping rheumatism twinges and limbering muscles and joints. It claims deep penetration, fast relief from neuralgia and lumbago, and promotes a large family bottle as economical, with availability through retailers or direct from Catarrhone Co. in Kingston, Canada.
Grand Trunk Pacific will convert passenger locomotives to oil burning on its British Columbia division to reduce fire risk. The plan covers routes between Prince Rupert and Jasper with completion targeted by June. Freight engines will likely remain coal powered for now.
A testimonial from Mrs J Wer of Kasthberg notes ten years of constipation indigestion and headaches. After using Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills she reports lasting relief improved regularity and better health. The letter mentions husbands also benefiting and cites a price of six for one dollar with orders via Polmanson fates Co Limited Toronto.
An experiment at Dakota Agricultural College tested screenings versus oats and bran for feeding three sheep over ten weeks. Results showed screenings boosted weight gain by about one fourth more than oats and bran, with higher gains than the other feeds. The study highlights the value of screenings often discarded as waste in animal rations.
A public discussion stresses national development through agriculture noting only one third of land is cultivable and rural population rose 17 percent in the census. Suggestions include expanding primary markets, improved credit, and studying German and Danish systems for farmer loans and marketing.
The article emphasizes centering the dining table in the room and placing a straight smooth table cloth. It notes the centerpiece must be exactly centered and not obscure guests view, with careful arrangement of a carving tea cloth and bread and butter plate on the left, near the fork.
Colonel Pearce Serecold narrates the folk tale of the King's bere' Riffies who have been invalided from service or duty. The account preserves a traditional voice and hints at a disrupted band of kin.
An Exchange opinion argues that farm finance remains tight as lenders charge high rates. It advocates a Canadian style plan allowing farmers access to long term funds through intermediary handling to keep profits with farmers rather than lenders. It notes agricultural investment needs for livestock lumber seed grain and other materials and criticizes current lending practices.
A Royal Commission document from June and July sittings in London contains the emigration report by E. C. Brown noting surplus women in the United Kingdom. It argues male emigration is limited while many unmarried women under forty five are available for emigration to the dominions. The volume includes a memorandum and discussions on gender distribution across the empire.
A survey highlights vast coal resources in Saskatchewan with high potential across Belly ver, Souris, and western areas. Major mines in Betevan district include Western Dominion Collieries and Eureka Coal and Prick, with outputs from 300 to 1,000 tons daily, while Willow Bunch and Sten districts see railway tapping and expanding development.
An advertisement for Dr Williams Pink Pills argues the product builds blood and restores nerves year round. It claims spring weakness, poor appetite, digestion issues, skin problems, and various ailments stem from weak blood are cured by the pills. The pills are sold at 56 cents a box or six boxes for a dollar from The Cracker Medicine Co.
Mr. Redmond spoke in Man about Ireland's population increasing for the first time since the famine era. He cited a growing Irish race with a rising proportion of the population, noting a quarter of a million sons. A Scottish laird recounted an English salmon fishing tale to a friend.
Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson, famed English actor, performs in Winnipeg for Canadian troops and raises funds for war relief. He unveils a memorial tablet for Laurence Irving and Mabel Hackney, receives a cable from Mr Irving, and ends with a pledge to support the motherland and Canadian soldiers.
The article outlines a two book keeping system for farms. A Bunds Book and Inventories track land values crops and assets while a labor book records man and other labor hours. Use left pages for expenditures and right pages for receipts to view accounts simultaneously.
In 1480 Colorado had 4 506 farms valued at 42 million dollars. By 1910 the state totaled 46 170 farms. value near one billion dollars. Crops include oats potatoes sugar beets alfalfa vegetables and dairying with high acre yields. United States Department of Agriculture returns show wheat yields around 11 bushels per acre and 24 bushels per acre for other key crops.
A reader from Marion California on May 20 02 lauds Minard's Liniment line as the best of all liniments tried over the past year. Neil Ferguson notes the preference for the product.
Parliamentary Under-Secretary Tennant discussed army horse losses in the Commons noting a fall in war casualties and comparing current rates to the Second Boer War. He highlighted veterinary considerations and urged attention to horse preservation amid mounting strain on transport and logistics.
A garbled dialogue references EDDY'S WAGHBOARDS and FIBREWARE PAILS with obscure claims about washing clothes and a comparison of fire and wooden ware. The speaker, Mrs Wiseneighbour, offers a cryptic conclusion: Sire Wie neighbour.
The piece notes women entering nursing and medicine to aid wounded soldiers and support wartime needs. It cites quotes from a London teacher and a Russian wife on women’s medical contributions across classes, while touching on limits and the broader wartime labor shift. It also briefly mentions export records and agricultural outputs in the region, with a stray reference to fruit shipments and plantations.
A fragmented dialogue discusses marriage, opposing views, and social circles in a neigh borhood. The speakers mention women, intelligence, and status, reflecting casual conversation about choosing a mate and social expectations.
A fragmented notice highlights a relief or benefit event for Panam’s and related entities. The readable text implies a fundraiser or aid effort offering paint and relief materials to assist recipients. Further details are unclear in the fragment.
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