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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
2
A wartime piece argues alcohol purchases waste scarce resources and drains wartime morale. It warns that luxury spending worsens shortages and cites Canadian impact while urging disciplined consumption to support belligerents. The article links government revenue from alcohol to economic strain and flags moral arguments about patriotism and sacrifice.
The article argues that municipal forests in Switzerland function as revenue producers for cities and provinces. It discusses governance and protection, noting varied approaches to timber management and conservation while highlighting tensions between income generation and protective duties.
A Belville Nova Scotia woman and another from Asters New York describe decade long illnesses eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They credit doctors and lasting relief after trying the tonic, urging others to seek the remedy and share their improvements.
A historical treatise on fertilizer use, manure value, and soil management. It discusses clover rotation, the benefits of leguminous crops, and the relative costs of commercial fertilizers versus manure. Emphasizes deep ploughing, mineral content, and nitrogen phosphorus potassium as key elements for productive soils.
Fragments describe a land grant or agricultural plan with mentions of grain growers and a promotional effort. The readable text implies expectations of acreage and distribution steps, though details are incomplete.
A detailed look at dual purpose breeding aims for cock and pullet pens, focusing on mating to improve exhibition traits. The text covers origin, coloration, feather carriage, and the balance between breeding for breed standards and practical show readiness.
A long, phonetically garbled notice warns of calf slaughter and the killing of stock in July. It argues calf breeding and feeding practices threaten cattle supply, citing figures on calf production and economic impact, and urging regulation to prevent wasteful practices.
A fragmented account describes Minards Lintment curing a complaint during a clash over a muleara placed by Goreliet officials. The scene involves Gladetone, Bulgeria, and a cautious reply from Mor rar about previous discussions and a lead to the “Seed of ite.” The text reads as a garbled courtroom or travel narrative with names and phrases partially lost.
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for chronic indigestion claiming they fix the root cause by improving digestion and blood quality. A customer testimonial from Carmero Lacke Street North Illaminnen credits renewed health to long usage of the pills, with contact for purchase at 26 dollars for a six bottle supply.
A war bulletin describes nightly nuisance and disease threats in the trenches. Bombers and insects menace soldiers, spreading grime and illness as crews fend off swarms and pests. A correspondent notes health fears and calls for safer conditions amid combat.
A wartime report describes improvised and official headgear to protect soldiers. It notes early methods like tin can helmets and canteens, leading to a steel helmet design weighing about 670 grams. The piece cites trials, German usage, and debates over effectiveness and manufacturing.
A fragmented broadside blends health quackery with social reform rhetoric. It rails at disease and poverty, urges brushing habits, moral improvement, and reading as cure while mingling dialogue about rooms, galley work, and a mysterious dark room scene.
John Wanamaker, famed merchant, recalls from a Kansas City visit that persistent effort beats rivals. He believes every boy has a fair chance if he starts right and stays with it, citing his own rise from laughed at novice to foreman through hard work and dedication.
Fragmentary essay recalls Poland’s suffering under partition and foreign domination. It describes echoes of Belgian tragedy, calls for Polish self governance, and mentions Allied roles and hopes for liberty after extended coercion.
The Department of Agriculture releases Circular No 8 from the division of botany at the Experimental Farm detailing how to recognize potato diseases and apply remedies. It covers early detection, spraying against Colorado potato beetle, storage of seed potatoes, and cautions on poisons and manure usefulness.
A World War I tale from Manchester tells how Cerimea Jack Johnsion saved a wounded British soldier after a shell explosion near the trenches. The man recalled being stunned and briefly unconscious before Johnston directed him to safety, saving his life in a dire moment.
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