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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
9
A study of prairie farms warns that weeds waste soil moisture and hinder drought resilience. It calls for proactive weed control and soil conservation to prevent crops from being overwhelmed by invasive species.
Advert describes Nerviline as a powerful penetrative balm for rheumatism neuralgia lumbago strains and sprains. It claims deep tissue action with quick soothing effect and urges readers to buy the larger family bottle, sold by dealers or Catarrhozone Co Kingston Canada.
The Grand Trunk Pacific railway says contracts are let to install crude oil as locomotive fuel on passenger engines between Prince Rupert and Alberta a distance of 718 miles. Completion is expected by June. Freight engines will continue using coal for now.
Sir Donald Mann argues for making farming more profitable through stronger markets and better credit. He notes immigration and rural decline, urges national action linking industry finance and transport, cites Germany France Denmark Australia models, and mentions four and a half percent loans benefits.
A letter from Eastburg Ja praises Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills for curing long standing indigestion headaches and fatigue after other doctors failed. The couple notes improved health and regular habits and recommend the product. One pill 25c, six for $1.00, sold by Mans on Bates Co Limited Toronto.
Two students Amos Ewen and Ephraim Westlind fed three pens of sheep over ten weeks to compare oat and bran, pigeon grass seed, and screenings. The screenings group gained 4 pounds more than oats and bran and used more feed. pigeon grass seed group gained 16 pounds more and used more seed than the oats group. The study shows screenings have value when fed to sheep.
Instructions on arranging a dining table with centerpieces, napkin placement, and utensil order. It covers centering the table, laying cloth, position of knives forks spoons and oysters, limiting utensils, and placing bread and butter near the fork for a formal meal.
Colonel Pearce describes Revel Rifles deploying in the open to avoid German air observation. One battalion admitted trench errors and fought on despite the risk of exposure to aircraft.
An exchange column argues Canadian farmers lack access to affordable funds needed for livestock, fencing, seed, and equipment. It condemns high interest rates charged by banks and loan companies, insisting a new financing plan is required to put money into farmers' hands rather than lenders' profits.
An OCR fragment touts Milber's Worm Powders as ensuring healthy children. It claims alimentary issues and worm-related weakness cause high child mortality, and that the preparation promises health and strength for infants.
A two part volume submitted to the Dominions Royal Commission in London reports that England and Wales show a surplus of unmarried women under 45, possibly up to half a million, available for emigration to the dominions. The material includes a Royal Statistical Society paper by Dr. E. I. Snow and sections on emigration and sex distribution within the empire.
Reports from the Geological Survey of the USA and Canada emphasize vast Saskatchewan coal resources. Estevan district leads exports with Western Dominion Collieries, Manitoba and Saskatchewan Coal, and Eureka Coal and Brick operating mills. Estimated tonnages run into billions across the Souris and River formations, with future development expected as demand grows.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a year round blood builder and nerve restorer. It claims spring weakness comes from winter impurities and that the pills enrich and restore blood, improve appetite and digestion, clear eruptions, and treat anaemia rheumatism and neuralgia, delivered via The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville.
An Irish official remarks on a population upturn, noting claims of increased numbers in Ireland and overseas dominions. Speaker Mr. Redmond cites Irish lineage and mentions notable figures linked to Ireland to support the trend.
An Scottish man and an English companion set out for a fishing trip. The Englishman costs 4d on salmon and, excited, slips into the stream. A keeper helps as the Englishman fears being unable to swim. The incident ends with a caller shouting for help and a wary plan to wait for the fish.
English actor Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson bids farewell during a five week Canadian tour. He and Walker of Walker Theatre, Winnipeg, raised funds for war relief and honored Canadian regiments with a matinee. He unveiled a bronze memorial for Laurence Irving and Mabel Hackney and sent a thank you to H B Irving.
Two books are required for farm records the Scandal book and the labor book. The Scandal book holds inventories at start and end of year receipts and expenditures while the labor book tracks all farm work with separate columns for hours of man and horse labor. The inventory lists property debts and values, while the financial book assigns pages for expenditures and receipts by account with a tag for each entry.
Fragmentary notice discusses a medical or scientific claim about deafness and possible cures. It references a baby or young subject and mentions conditional factors and human tissue or device terms. Names and clear facts are not readable.
In 1880 Colorado had 4 506 farms valued at 42 million dollars. By 1919 farms reached 46 170 with value near half a billion. Main crops include wheat oats potatoes sugar beets alfalfa fruit and vegetables with livestock and poultry. Potatoes yielded 110 bushels per acre in 1914. wheat 24 oats 36. hay about two tons per acre.
A terse note dated May 30, 1902, highlights Minard's Line of products as a yearly best seller with Liniment range led by Neil Ferguson.
In a Commons debate, Undersecretary Tengast cites a 15 percent annual loss rate for army horses since the war began. He compares these losses with a loan cost around nine percent and notes hopes for improved veterinary care.
A snippet shows MecTavien speaking to a convalescing soldier about returning home and bringing others with him. The jagged dialogue hints at a delayed reunion and collective plans amid disruption.
Mrs Wiseneighbour asserts the need for a Fibreware Tytr to wash clothes efficiently. She remarks that without it, progress is hindered and purity of garments may suffer. The remark follows a prior conversation about washing methods and device durability.
A historical note on Russian women’s roles in wartime care. It describes educated women volunteering in medicine to aid wounded soldiers and contrasts urban decline with rural reliance on daughters of the house for medical aid in absence of doctors.
Official records are scarce but estimates show Ecuador shipped large quantities of fruit in 1913. Estimates indicate Chile received 2 089 tons of plantain 5 497 tons of oranges 4 tons of pineapples 46 tons of mangos and 90 tons of tamarinds.
A brief note outlines a simple effective worm cure. The article mentions end of havoc caused by worms and suggests practical steps for treatment. It emphasizes accessible home remedies and cautions about proper usage to avoid harm.
A quirky fragment in which the speaker insists he will not marry until he meets a woman of direct sense and intelligence. The note hints at nearby capable, bright women and invites a friend to share in the search.
Fragmented lines discuss footwear and taunting remarks in a playful, cryptic exchange. The dialogue juxtaposes soles and uppers with a cheeky reference to a person who spoke, inviting readers to puzzle the meaning beneath the text.
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled note about pasta and beans or pasta products with unclear meaning. No coherent event or entities are identifiable.
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