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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 04, 1917
Page
4
In a laboratory a professor demonstrates a working artificial arm. One man with an artificial hand shows motion, turning the limb and simulating chest and back movements. The scene ends with a cigarette offer and a brief product-style pitch for a remedy claimed to ease pain.
A fragment discusses whaling aboard an American vessel, outlining distribution shares: two thirds to the captain and owners, one third to labor. It references crew roles such as harpooner, mates, officers, cook, and deckhands, noting how success and rewards depend on cooperation aboard the cruise.
Fragmentary notes describe French crowds reacting with enthusiasm as Yankee troops move through France. The garbled text suggests lively, mixed reactions and a sense of novelty surrounding the Allied troops.
The article stresses rapid action against poultry disease to save chicks. It urges isolating sick birds, cleaning quarters, and disinfecting runs, drinkers, and feed in Ottawa's Central Experimental Farm guidance. It recommends spraying interiors with a no wash solution and details using a disinfectant mix.
Every mother knows how fatal the hot months are to small children. Cholera infantum, dyspepsia, dysentery and stomach troubles are rife and may take a life in hours. Baby's Own Tablets are sold 25 cents by The Jane's Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
The Tribune warns that continued treacherous tones in debates threaten national morale and could lead to disintegration. It urges resilience and cautions against misleadings by agitators and fearmongers.
London galleries host the second exhibition of official Canadian war photographs. Lieut General Turner presides as images depict Domiton soldiers in action and scenes of battle, capture, and retreat with emphasis on the Canadian forces’ operations and daily hardships.
Fragmentary report suggests experts discuss leaves as food and potential poisons. The damaged text references advocates and pronunciations but provides no clear names, dates, or locations.
Mrs Herrick announces retirement from lighthouse life after 43 years amid stormy seas and a looming birthday. She recalls past wrecks near Salem and Baker's Island and weighs family concerns including her daughter Claire and the pet cat Buffy as they face a possible move from the gray coastal cottage.
Fragmented OCR notes report casualties among women and children in England, listing figures such as 102 women killed and 94 killed among others, reflecting a wartime tally and the impact of coercive military strategy.
A fragmentary New York report laments postwar world fears. It argues that without farsighted statesmen and broad commerce, the nation will face limited foreign trade and slow recovery after the conflict. The piece warns of isolated friendships and strained international connections.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a visitor and players in a game. It references Leadon and possible names Hin rd and cook, but details and context are unclear. No clear event dates or outcomes are present.
A Rome report highlights the Vienna interpretation of the papal peace note. It claims the central powers would evacuate occupied lands only after a broad concession including freedom of the seas and the removal of Gibraltar and Suez bases. The analysis argues this reading reveals a compromised peace aim and warns against broad concessions.
A wartime study warns Germany will mobilize its trade and finance to outpace allies once peace returns. It details a 1915 German textile leaders pact that centralized control, predicting foreign inventories worth over $30 million moved under a unified plan to raise prices, tighten production, and dominate markets abroad.
Fragment from a 19th century page mentions a character named Madge and a hat at a boarding house. The garbled text hints at a social exchange about value and propriety with implications of a practical joke or mischief. No clear events or names beyond Madge emerge.
In a wartime outlook the article notes widespread belief in a long war lasting another two to three years. It cites Dr Constly and allied observers predicting continued German pressure and industrial strain across grain fields and agricultural outputs.
A garbled excerpt discusses medicines for children aimed at worm removal and digestive health. It mentions organs and systems but lacks clear instructions or proper context, making the exact recommendations unclear.
The article argues education should be viewed as a storehouse of knowledge and skills for the boy, not merely immediate schooling. It emphasizes building breadth of culture, useful habits, and a habit of seeing opportunities, with the aim of empowering the student to do things others cannot and to pursue a broad vocabulary and understanding through a course of study.
A terse reflection on delay and action. The piece argues waiting drains power and progress as knowledge and effort are wasted by postponement.
Readable fragments mention a dispute or event at a place named Shatbalt with unclear names and actions. The text hints at a raise or fray involving a Nisbeetin reference, but essential details are missing.
Partial text mentions verbiage and moral phrases with scattered names and a Chicago Tribune tag. The readable content hints at quotation fragments and a wry aphorism about a sucker born every minute without clear attributions or events.
A Cincinnati man advertises a corns and calluses treatment promising quick relief. Drops applied directly to the corn or callus claim to soften and lift the pain without harming surrounding skin. The offer includes a small bottle order from a local drug house.
A chaotic blaze in British Columbia scorched through mountains driving families from shelters while responders fought flames and a delayed alert left many stranded. Dozens perished as smoke and heat trapped workers and residents. Emergency crews rushed to evacuate and contain the spread, but the fire’s reach extended across rugged terrain.
A compact commentary stresses patience and the role of sea power, warning against hasty moves and urging restraint. It references British policy shifts and the need to avoid bolstering adversaries while maintaining strategic resolve.
A fragment from a Louisville item shows a playful exchange about letting each person have their own way. The text reflects a light mood and a local voice without clear event details.
A mid-19th century commentary notes the yeomen of England and manor lords sharing a wartime public service tradition. It discusses how Henry’s land policies created a dependent peasantry linked to gentry, shaping power and loyalty. The piece cites Bacon and a poet’s fiction on armed men serving the king.
Paris correspondent reports dermatology expert notes war shell blasts trigger skin diseases differing from peacetime. He cites dermatitis eruptions and hair loss as reactions and discusses tuberculosis of the skin and wartime conditions affecting soldiers.
A fragmented report describes a dispute where one party refuses to accept a move or action and a confrontation ensues as they attempt to throw or redirect the other. The account hints at misapplied strategy and a tension-filled encounter with unclear outcomes.
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