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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 05, 1923

Page

2

Rail Interchange Trials Cut Coast Transit Costs

Italy to London by rail aims to carry through traffic without unloading on coasts at Richborough Din Sirk Harwirth and Zeebrugge. Ferry train experiments promise savings of up to a pound per ten tons of goods. Home production must go cheaper to compete. spend locally to aid towns and merchants.

Richborowgh Kent Franer Sercica Richborough Din Sirk Tralna Harwirth Zeebrugge Exen

Great Britain Is Great in British Debt Treaty Praise

A Chicago Daily Tribune editorial lauds Britain for honoring its World War I obligations to the United States. It highlights devotion to the contract, financial reparations, and the Anglo American bond as a stabilizing force for postwar Europe.

Chicago Daily Tribune Great Britain Hearst Stude Europe United States Bridah Empire Belgium Chicago Tribune the Tribune Congress Harding The Critsin America Weil

B C Collects Large Timber Royalties in 1922 Nine Months

The British Columbia Government reports a record timber royalty collection for the nine months ended in 1922. Royalties reached 1,048,000 dollars for the period, surpassing 1921's full year total of 996,526 dollars, with expectations the current fiscal year could approach 2,310,000 dollars.

B.C Aenew British Columbia Mirai Minister of Lands

Curate Faces Test From Bible Class Gossip

A shy curate is asked to lead a young women's Bible class taught by a former female teacher. The vicar introduces him and urges the girls to describe the previous teaching style. A quick retort from a student reveals the prior teacher kissed the class, ending with the curate’s awkward reaction.

Bronchitis cures and a postal money theft report

An advertisement touts Catarrhazone as a universal cure for bronchitis and related throat issues, claiming rapid relief with a two month supply option. Separately, Munich police arrest a senior postal official for tampering with funds, revealing 160 million marks in mixed foreign currency seized from the official’s room.

Big Postal Roberty Thoes Munich Bavaria Post Office

Saskatchewan Mothers Begin TB Treatment Push

Citizens fund drives in Moose Jaw Saskatoon and The Times Moose Jaw to support TB care for mothers at Saskatchewan sanitaria. Funds raised exceed three thousand dollars with several gifts expected to come as the Anti TB League aims to start treatments to reduce TB danger to children.

Saskatchewan Fort du Appelia Anti-T.b. League TLR Retina the Times Moose Jaws the Star Saskatoon Ont

Vancouver to Build Elevators and Warehouse for Grain

Wood Grain Company of Vancouver plans to start next month the construction of a grain elevator and a warehouse with capacities of 500000 and 150000 bushels. Demand for grain to the Orient last year was phenomenal and existing storage proved inadequate. Other grain firms also announced plans to erect elevators in the near future.

Edbonous Wood Grain Company Vancouver Orient Wood

Reformer Excerpt Shows Prayer Etiquette in Dialogue

A brief Reformer piece presents a child named Robby told to close his eyes during prayers. The mother questions how anyone can know if he keeps his eyes closed, illustrating parental guidance and domestic dialogue.

Robby Mamma Sun Dodger

Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor Sold at All Dealers

A vintage advertisement proclaims Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor to remove corns completely in one treatment for 25 cents. It urges readers to refuse substitutes and suggests the product accompanies marriage and romance themes in its promotional tone.

Canada May Expect Settlers From States

The article notes a large influx of migrants from Illinois Ohio and Michigan seeking to Canada. Canadian immigration officials in Detroit and Columbus report strong interest in farming prospects and issued certificates for settlers. Governor agents predict the highest movement in seven years with thrifty settlers, many American born, seeking farms or homesteads in western Canada.

Canada United States Illinois Ohio Michigan Ontario Prairies Dominion Detroit Columbus J. H. MacLachlan W. S. Nethery

Winter hardships for infants prompt care guidance

The column warns that cold, stuffy rooms burden babies who miss fresh air leading to colds and upset stomachs. It recommends keeping Baby's Own Tablets to regulate digestion and relieve colds, noting they cost 25 cents and are sold by medicine dealers or by mail from The T. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.

Tr. Williams‘ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Hall's Catarrhal Deafness and Asthma Remedy Ads

An 19th century advertisement fragment promises relief for catarrhal deafness via Hall's Catarrhal Medicine, claiming blood action reduces nasal inflammation. also promotes Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy for immediate relief and lasting protection.

Bonfire destroys vast opium narcotics stash and arrests total

A massive open fire between Temples of Heaven and Agriculture destroyed 1,162 boxes and about 2,400 ounces of opium morphine heroin and paraphernalia used for narcotics. The effort by the International Anti Opium Association and police led to nearly two thousand arrests including several foreigners.

International Anti-Opiim Association

Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For Fabrics

A vintage ad promotes Diamond Dyes saying any woman can dye or tint worn clothes and draperies at home. It guarantees no spotting fading streaking or running and instructs to tell the druggist fabric type wool silk cotton or blends. The copy ends with a quip about borrowing a home to practice.

Heavy Snow in Sierra Nevada and Cascades Sets Records

Heavy snowfall blankets the Sierra Nevada and Cascade Mountains with reports of thirty to forty feet of snow in winter months. At Alpine Summit California elevation about seven feet records show sixty feet in a season and about twenty five feet in a month.

Sierra Nevada Cascade Mountains AL Summit California

Specialist Claims 21 Lb Gain and Stomach Relief

Henry Van Nerket of Vancouver British Columbia reports dramatic weight gain from 119 to 140 pounds after three years of stomach trouble. He credits six bottles of Taniac for restoring health, energy, and digestion, saying the ailment is now a thing of the past and he feels strong.

Henry van Nerket Malo Vancouver Tani

Alberta Extends Rail Lines to Grande Prairie and Pewee River

The Alberta Government announces railway extensions in Grande Prairie and Pewee River districts with work to begin in spring. Planned lines include connecting the Canada head line from Derwen to Waterhote district and the LT. 10 Railway from Grande Pridue for about fourteen miles.

Alberta Grande Prairie Pewee River Canada

Minard's Liniment Notified Voters in Killamazoo

Physicians Belis announce in Killamazoo Michigan that Minard's Liniment is used to notify voters. The Women Voters League promotes turnout using every church, school bell, and factory whistle to sound the election reminder.

Minard Belis Killamazoo Mich Elf Tewat League of Women Voters Hereshrea

Charf 1 Encourages Appearance of Waren on Stage in England

Fragmentary OCR notes claim Charles I fostered appearances on stage in England during 112. The rest promotes Holloway's Corn Remover as a cure for corns and urges concise notices without lengthy personal anecdotes.

Charles 1 Waren R England

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