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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
2
The report notes a crowded market with new and second hand safes offered in Cam a, highlighting competing sellers and varying price ranges. Local dealers emphasize durability and security as key factors influencing buyer choices.
A large crowd witnessed a Corn Belt tractor demonstration featuring forty machines. Manufacturers and engineers assessed the plowing feats as farmers and officials noted deeper furrows and cost savings. Professor F W White of Wisconsin cited tractor advantages over horses, praising the event as a practical showcase for widespread adoption.
A historic report describes a serum that reportedly heals wounds of soldiers and prisoners of war. Inventors Leelainene and Vallee claim the serum can be produced at scale to treat thousands daily. Public demonstrations and hospital use aim to prevent infection and save lives amid wartime shortages.
A historical document outlines the Boy Scout Movement as a method to train youth for citizenship and public service. It emphasizes character building, physical health, teamwork, camping, crafts, and preparedness, with aims to foster loyalty, helpfulness, and disciplined conduct through structured activities and community service.
A historical discussion notes that modern man is top heavy with brain development and mental strain. It links high cognitive work to stress on brain centers, predicting social irritability and upheavals if drug use or neural relief were halted. It mentions the War era and technological distractions increasing tension.
The article warns that intense summer heat threatens infants causing diarrhea and dehydration risks. It urges prompt home care and mentions seeking medical help if symptoms worsen, highlighting dangers of cholera and fever in babies.
Assyriologist Professor Langdon discusses a 3 000 year old Sumerian tablet about Adam and Eve. He argues the tale is a later version of an earlier myth and that Noah and the Garden of Eden describe different traditions from Babylonian sources. The tablet, reportedly inscribed before Abraham, places the flood and creation in a distinct, old Mesopotamian context.
The notice discusses a government ban on liquor aboard ships amid concerns over military authority and enforcement. It outlines penalties for violations by any person on board and the need to preserve order and safety during the prohibition period.
A garbled report states the British government will curb trade for all British merchants amid fears of embargoes and covert restrictions. Officials warn traders must avoid aiding neutral or enemy states and face penalties for illegal or indirect involvement in restricted exchanges.
The French war department has turned to the Society of Comparative Pathology for a solution to rendering horses nearly invisible on the battlefield. Reviews by the body discuss permengenic potash tinting for conspicuously colored horses, with experience showing satisfactory results.
Veterinarians say any coloring for horses should be washed out with a weak ammoniated solution to avoid irritation and yellow tinge. The aim is to approximate horse color to the soldier’s uniform. Fregeh troops changed from blue tunics and red caps to horizon blue, an almost invisible shade at distance. Dr Lepinay claims discovery of achieving horizon blue on horses by spectrally mixing methylene blue with tannin.
Experiments show the substance is not highly toxic or irritating to the horse. It should be applied to rake the hair and work into the grain of the hide for a durable horizon blue color matching the cre oniforme. Holloway's Corn is not needed for corn removal.
A new agricultural council in Winnipeg organises the citys strongest business leaders from the board of trade the credit men the manufacturers association and bankers association. They hold meetings to discuss returning to rural life and improving western Canada farming with aims to boost agricultural and rural life.
The Kaleer, during a royal visit, observed books shelved with pages outward, prompting a question about why they were turned. The reply stated books were kept facing outward to prevent backs from turning to the majesty, reflecting a ceremonial or symbolic act.
The report notes German South West Africa is no longer German after a British reallocation. It covered about 22246 square miles, nearly a third of the former German colonies. It is described as roughly half as large again as France, almost three times France, and larger than Norway, Sweden, and Denmark combined.
The National outlines a futuristic Transcoptimental Jazz project linking eastern and western Canada by a vast rail and infrastructure network. It envisions new national service corridors along the Atlantic and Pacific, with steel bridges and modern locomotives. The National proposes operating Terentia lines via the Grant Trust and Northern Ontario Railway, threading from Atlantic ports through Highlande Ontario to Timiskaming, promising vast mineral and timber development and a scenic, northward route across a still virgin Canadian frontier.
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