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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 25, 1917
Page
3
British Columbia shipyards advance a large program including about 600 vessels worth an estimated 25 million dollars. The effort aims to expand freight carrying capacity with many ships already launched or near completion and others under contract, reflecting a major maritime production push.
Fragmentary OCR text yields a garbled snippet with dialogue about heat and a kite. No clear event, person, or organization identified for a substantive summary.
Aerlin despatch reports a decision to melt bronze statues for Yorpoers as part of a broader program. Officials confirm the plan aims to repurpose metal for a new project. Local observers seek details on timing and site.
Fragmentary report notes no women officers, compares women to men on wartime tasks, suggests women perform less work per person, cites costs per mistake and potential productivity losses, with unclear figures and damages affecting men.
The Big Crop exceeds earlier forecasts with Toronto estimates narrowing toward final figures. Using a lower wheat estimate of 714 million bushels and No 3 Northern wheat priced at 2 pounds 15 pence per bushel, the Western Canadian wheat crop is valued around 460 million dollars, a conservative figure given likely higher quality grain.
The article reports a call from the food controller to Avard Waste and local officials to conserve fruits and vegetables. It outlines steps for municipalities to form local conservation committees, coordinate with trade channels, and donate surplus produce to soldiers' homes and Red Cross relief efforts.
Prize theory has proved of such value. Mothers always keep them in the house. Once a mother has used Baby's Own Tablets they are reliable and never fail to help the baby. Sold by one cent a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
The House of Representatives in Australia approved a bill imposing a tax on men. Police and prison officials are not exempt, while widowers with children may claim exemption.
The readable fragments show a dialogue about sacrifice and love with garbled phrases and a request linked to a horse. The text hints at social expectations and a personal, perhaps humorous, exchange without clear context or attribution.
Simple directions describe how to place Copenhagen chewing tobacco between the lip and gum to enjoy full flavor with each pinch. The fragment outlines a user method without broader context or additional details.
Very strong blue overalls and striped gowns are described as useful for workers and for ladies. The text notes bie material and flexible fabrics that fall into graceful folds, with market suits and trousers praised for comfort and style.
Local advertisement offers Minard's Liniment for sale with uncertain location details. The listing notes price or page reference E 5 but provides no full address or store name.
A fragment reflects on reconstruction debates and fears of German victory shaping history. It notes public sentiment, potential future judgments by historians, and warns against overemphasis on reconstruction rhetoric amid war. It references a wartime speech style and a medicinal advertisement at the end.
An old writing explains storing rhubarb in a cellar during freezing weather. Dig up crowns around one inch, store in a soil filled barrel, and keep at cool temperatures to protect growth. If earth remains unfrozen, rhubarb may sprout again in spring without replanting roots.
An unclear fragment references weather and a speech in a tense room. It mentions snow and a person named Dion and a directive to see something previously seen. The text is garbled and does not provide a clear event or identifiable entities.
Report notes greatly increased rates in 1914 15 for various staples. A surge in rice output in India adds to global supply shifts while high prices for potatoes and wheat affect communities. Economic figures show notable changes across regions.
Wheat supplies face shipping constraints as Australia and North America adjust tonnage and routes to the Pacific coast. Western allies rely on vessels and coast-to-coast transport, with Argentina and India market notes and prices cited. An asthma remedy by Dr. J D Kellogg is promoted as a new cure.
Fragmentary notice reflects ads about German items and European carpets for sale. Mentions Dutch and English influence, Benes, Persian carpets, and a closing time for buyers. Questions whether items are spoilage or heirlooms and hints at possible hurried sale.
Fragmentary OCR text shows illegible phrases and broken words. no readable event or entities. Unable to extract a coherent title or summary from the provided segment.
The Providence Journal notes the real naval problem is to sweep U boats from the sea. It says the Allied fleets are joined with British and French armaments for that solution and that the united effort must aim to free Germany from the allied moral and military hold.
The milk and cream ration is forbidden after October 1 and after 9 am for all cafes restaurants tea rooms and similar outlets. Only provisions department railcar rest rooms are exempt from the ruling.
War expenditures in New Zealand surged beyond limits as the nation mobilizes finances for ongoing conflict. Government measures tighten levies and reshape taxation to support military needs amid scarce resources.
Utility guide fragment advises lifting corns or calluses with finger pressure and mentions crepe polish items. Text is fragmented and reads like an old time home remedy snippet without clear dates or sources.
An advertisement touts Freezone for removing corns and calluses. It claims painless treatment, easy lifting of root and all, with no irritation. Sold cheaply in stores, it urges readers to ask for the product or request a “free zone” offer.
Fragmented report mentions German boys at Munich and Cologne in a wartime context. The text references a German frontier and a claim about worms causing distress, with dubious claims about powders as a cure and the need to address a supposed cause of “clearenes.”
United States data show Denmark supplied 90.9 percent of margarine feed from neutrals for Germany in 1916. The margarine substitution reduced butter exports, benefiting Germany. The report notes uncertain public impact and mentions unrelated office dialogue about payments and connections.
Fragmentary text referencing an entity or person and possible energy or service theme. Readable pieces mention groups, a fiesta, and a cone or center but details are garbled. Core facts and names are not discernible from the OCR snippet.
Vancouver World reports on using industrial alcohol from potatoes sugar beets and other crops as substitutes if Dominion Prohibition ends liquor production. It notes potential profits from potatoes savings on wheat and waste sawdust utilization for new fuel and industrial processes amid U S supply concerns.
Fragmentary notes recount a British Parliament dispute involving John Barnardi and a conspiracy. Mentioned is an assassination attempt or charge, with confinement in prison for a year and extensions for additional years under an act granting options to the monarch.
Fragmentary dialogue describes a traveler searching for a lost lunch packet after a dog may have eaten it. The exchange at a roadside spot shows confusion and a request for Stines fe road as you came.
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