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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 25, 1917
Page
6
A massive shipbuilding program along the coast boosts British Columbia yards with about 50 ships valued at some 25 million dollars. Dozens are in water or near completion, with contracts defining freight carrying capacity and limited numbers of smaller vessels under construction.
A garbled OCR snippet shows dialog fragments with quoted lines about heat and a kite. The text is incoherent with missing context and names, offering no clear event, location, or outcome to summarize into a factual news item.
Aerlin dispatch reports a decision to melt down bronze statues for Yorpoers, signaling a drastic move in cultural heritage handling. The item notes authorities and the intended destruction plan.
Fragmentary notes compare women and men workers, claiming no women officers yet, and arguing women would need equal pay and output. It cites errors costing dollars and notes labor losses among men.
The article notes Western Canada's wheat crop could reach about 714 million bushels with No 3 Northern priced at £2 15s per bushel, valuing the crop around 460 million dollars a conservative estimate given the potential for higher yields in the larger harvest.
An official call to Avard Waste and local authorities urges use of all means to conserve surplus fruits and vegetables for soldiers and relief efforts. Municipal leaders and local societies are asked to form committees, distribute donations through existing channels, and publicize the drive to maximize civic support.
Prize theory has proved of such vice. Six dollars Gibbal always keep them in house. Once a mother has used them they are and never fail to cameo the baby well. Then one cine dealer's or bytal cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
The House of Representatives votes to authorize a tax on men with exemptions only for widowers with children. Police and prison officials are not exempt. The measure sets out who may qualify for relief.
A garbled page fragment hints at dialogue about a woman’s sacrifice and a longing for a witty tale or tale teller. The odd spelling and broken phrases suggest a theatrical or poetic context with characters discussing love and performance.
Simple guidance claims placing Copenhagen between the lower lip and gum yields full flavor with every pinch, describing how to use the product. The wording emphasizes habitual use and flavor extraction.
Very strong blue overalls for workmen have been made of blue and striped patterns are available for ladies skirts. Trousers are praised for comfort and handsome appearance. Spring market features flexible materials designed to fall into graceful folds for women’s clothing.
An old classified item notes Minard's Liniment for sale at a local store. The brief listing mentions the product and its availability in the area, inviting proceeds for purchase.
A reflective editorial warns that reconstruction risks failing if Germany prevails, leaving a sour postwar world. It laments wasted effort and contends future historians will critique this era and the nation’s leadership. It mentions dangers of overconfidence and stray ideas as consequences of the war’s aftermath.
The passage describes preserving rhubarb by cellar storage with plants planted outdoors until a hard freeze. Afterward the roots are dug, crown trimmed, soil-filled barrels stored, and kept at cool temperatures. Growth resumes in spring as conditions warm, and even few plants can yield enough roots to replant.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a weather or speech scene in Vertasaal with unclear actions and names. The readable portions mention snow, a room, and a promise or statement but provide no concrete events or outcomes to confirm.
The report notes a sharp rise in the cost of living with higher prices for staples like potatoes and wheat. It cites increased rice production in India and broader farming pressures contributing to elevated market levels.
The piece discusses wheat reserves, shipping tonnage, and route lengths affecting Australia and North Faden, with river and Atlantic movements to allied countries. It notes a futures price around 125 per bushel for Argentina wheat and references Dr. J. D. Kellogg's asthma remedy as a separate highlight.
A fragmented column notes German curiosities and European goods including Dutch teases and Persian carpets offered for sale. It hints at auctionary presses and uncertain motives behind selling, musing whether famine or aristocratic theft drives the listings.
An unclear OCR fragment notes a seat or surface labeling with phrases like catar ott ES and pre lined surfaces. The readable text provides no identifiable event, person, or place to establish a full news item. The record remains a damaged snippet lacking coherent context.
The article states the real problem is to sweep the U boats from the sea and notes the Allied fleets, joined with British and French armaments, must solve it for both moral and military victory to open Germany.
The milk and cream ration is forbidden after 9:00 a.m. in all cafes restaurants tea rooms and similar establishments starting October 1. The restriction excludes railroad dining cars and provisions offices.
Unclear text but indicates New Zealand faces heavy wartime taxation to fund rising expenditures. Mentions March period and general government strain amid conflict. Specific figures and entities are unreadable or garbled.
A brief item promotes relief for corns and calluses with easy home treatment. It mentions applying a product described as crepe pol toles to soften and remove rough skin using fingers.
An old se sale pitch touts Freezone as a cheap, painless method to remove corns and calluses. It claims the hard skin loosens and lifts away with no pain or irritation, and promises rapid results on corn, callus, and toe areas.
A chaotic fragment describes German boys facing arduous wartime drills at Munich and Cologne with claimed dangers from powders and front line strain. It hints at widespread wastage and a focus on keeping youths in a restless, painful state until causes are addressed.
United States data show Denmark supplied 90.9 percent of animal feed for margarine production, aiding butter exports to Germany. The report notes substitutions affected butter output and hints at possible benefits to Germany. A separate office scene describes a man arranging payments and an office connection.
A partial text discusses an energy or civic project with scattered references to a place and people. The legible items mention a potential plan, a ceremony or meeting, and possible delays or peace terms affecting the energy work. Entities are unclear due to the garbled OCR.
The Vancouver World argues that industrial alcohol from potatoes, sugar beets, and other crops could replace liquor once Dominion Prohibition ends. It notes US oil reliance, potential sawdust and waste material use in British Columbia, and possible farmer profits from potato or wheat crops under new policy.
An 1606 London case recalls John Barnardi and associates accused of assassination plots. Parliament extended imprisonment terms, then enacted a law for their detention during His Majesty's pleasure. The event marked a rare parliamentary assertion of executive authority over alleged conspirators.
A muddled narration recalls a bus stop exchange about a lost lunch snack on the road. A character asks if a dog could have found and eaten it, while another denies passage and hints at a return to the scene.
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