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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
3
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a quick relief liniment for pleurisy, chest tightness, coughs, rheumatism, and sore muscles. It recommends vigorous rubbing on the back and side, claims instant relief, and urges buying a large family bottle from Catarrhozone Co. or dealers.
An article argues for all round farming in Champaign County, urging farmers to raise hogs and other livestock to boost farm income, grain prices, and bank prosperity. It cites livestock profitability, historical shifts from stock to grain, and the bank’s support for diversified farming to build local wealth.
A mother praises Baby's Own Tablets as safe and effective for her three babies. Mrs. R. L. Weight of Pennabit Sask says she always keeps them in the house. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 24 cents a box from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A turning wartime estimate places global wheat shortfall near two billion bushels with Canada, the United States, and Argentina as key players to fill a missing one billion. Authorities warn demand will surge after the war, urging Canada to raise output to meet future bread supply needs.
A testimonial from Mrs Ham of Shamrock Missouri describes relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She details prior suffering from falling inflammation congestion backaches hot flashes and nervous spells and says she regained energy sleep and appetite. She credits the remedies with restoring her ability to work and restore family life.
The piece outlines home fleet size with battleships cruisers and destroyers and explains naval command structure divisions squadrons and ranks. It details battleship specs cost guns and ranges as well as cruiser destroyer and submarine speeds tonnage roles and mine types and defenses including torpedo nets and ballast system basics. Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.
The piece notes New York men show aging signs by forty due to urban stress. Dr Welzniker cites over 2,000 physical exams in a year, with many men aged and showing heart and lung problems. Experts urge rest and balanced living to reverse the trend.
Wide article cites West Worth Provinces crop values totaling 57 million dollars last year with grain and livestock leading. Banks and provincial agriculture departments promote moisture conserving tillage and fodder corn programs to boost yields, aiming for strong western farming profits.
The United States war department asks agriculture to plan tree screens for coast defenses in New York harbor Long Island Sound Boston harbor and Pensacola. Forest service experts propose artificial forests to conceal batteries and maneuvers while noting European forests influence troop movement and fortifications. Many European forests were destroyed or burned for war needs, promising years to repair.
Two hundred years hence the great housing and town planning movement at its meridian seeks wide roads and open spaces around cities and towns. It envisions hygienic housing for rich and poor with abundant unfettered space, to be compared in importance with the Renaissance.
Britain paid about a billion dollars yearly for foodstuffs excluding tea coffee and beverages. In 1913 purchases included two million pounds of potatoes and eggs valued at one million dollars from Germany and nearly two million dollars from Austria Hungary. Potable imports in the first six months of last year reached fifteen hundred thousand dollars in fruit from Turkey.
A damaged fragment references London and a free press. It hints at changing conditions but lacks clear actions or dates. The readable phrases suggest debate over press freedom and communication, with no concrete outcome or participants named.
Miss Mary Bridgetmon, a Roman Catholic school teacher in Nolamany near Grates Cove Trinity Bay, credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring her health. She describes initial doubt but notes rapid strength gain and overall wellness as the kidneys were treated. Jas Whelan says the pills gain popularity because they build health by improving kidney function and blood quality.
The Agricultural Gazette notes progress in Canadian corn cultivation with rising yields for fodder corn and corn for ensilage. It lists varieties favored by province, including Manitoba and Saskatchewan, and emphasizes early varieties over high yielding late types. It highlights Seed Branch experiments and advises strong seed vitality and region adaptation for best ensilage results.
The Commission of Conservation notes growing farmer engagement at annual meeting. They praise the work undertaken and the interest of youths in modern home farm methods. A Quebec French-speaking farmer with six sons joined instructors, leading to his first successful clover and corn crops since 1914.
Fragmentary passage appears to quote Musical America about temperaments and singing, mentioning boys and girls and jealousy. No clear event, date, or identifiable individuals are provided. The readable text resembles a period-style critique or editorial snippet.
Veteran recalls a night battle where the Connaught Rangers rallied in song as they charged the German positions. He describes heavy casualties, a heroic Irish defense, and the final relief bringing a sense of triumph. The piece also notes Parmelee's Vegetable Pills advertised as a bilious headache remedy.
An English photography expert argues that future periodicals will feature motion pictures created by successive plate exposures and a thin printed screen in book bindings. The device lets a moving subject play out as the reader handles the magazine, giving life to the prints without bulky mechanisms.
A YMCA physical director reports after examining over 2,000 city men in the last year that many businessmen show signs of aging and near breakdown by forty Yet he notes aging is optional if one avoids excess, eats wisely, exercises, and keeps work from intruding at night He cites a recent wartime ambulance scene and a wounded man in hospital.
Ontario Department of Agriculture releases Bulletin 229 on Smuts and Rusts of Grain Crops by J B Howitt and R E B Stone. It estimates Ontario grain losses at 2 720 000 annually with two thirds from oats. wheat also affected. The bulletin explains causes and cures and seed grain treatments to reduce injury, offered free to farmers.
The author reports on a West boom and real estate slump affecting Alberta and Saskatchewan farmers. Interviewed bank managers and local merchants, the piece sketches diverse fortunes from land and cattle owners to a tradesman turned farmer, noting the tension between missed opportunities and the pull of farm life.
A dog licked the face of a recovering A B named Cowan during a dramatic Channel rescue. The ship’s crew, exposed in a harsh night, endured exhaustion while hope and a dog’s persistence sparked a return to life.
A fragmentary note describes painting themes of war and soldiers amid trenches and steel, referencing heroic ideas and a sense of scaling the Hellespont with strong, durable imagery. The language suggests a critique of martial glory and a focus on the harsh realities of conflict.
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