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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 1926
Page
3
A Liberal MP suggested a boat Lord Kitchener used with the Hampshire should be kept as a relic. The First Lord of the Admiralty denied revived rumors, stating Kitchener did not leave the Hampshire in that boat and probably did not leave at all. Only about twelve survived the disaster and official evidence shed little light.
Fragment from a historical adventure serialized in a 1917 publication reveals Nepeese planning to murder Tuboa’s killer, with Ookimow Jeem as messenger and impending arrival of Sekwao. Bush McTaggart travels forty miles to the clearing, scenting Nepeese’s trap as a forest night unfolds.
Carvel and Nepeese flee a brutal scene after Baree, the manbeast, kills the intruder. Carvel confesses Baree slain the foe and plans a new life with Nepeese at Nelson House. A wolf’s cry marks vengeance fulfilled as peace returns at last.
A reader from Melfort Saskatchewan reports eight months of illness with back pains and headaches and extreme weight loss. She claims improvement after taking Vegetable Compound and medicine from a local supplier, noting her weight has doubled from seventy eight pounds.
University of Chicago investigators announce methods using electrical instruments to measure the virulence of pneumonia germs. The work aims to assess patient recovery chances and aid serum development. Dr. J Falk led the experiments, which also claim to show how to alter virulence of pneumonia germs.
At the first symptoms of sore throat which presages ulceration and inflammation take a teaspoonful of Dr Thomas Etheric Oil. Add a little sugar to it to make it palatable. It will allay irritation and prevent ulceration and swelling. Those periodically subject to quinsy have made themselves immune to attack.
A colonial visitor to England donates 2500 pounds to restore Durham Castle as thanks to the King for wartime and peacetime service. An advertisement touts Thomso Electric Oil as a cure for lame backs promising rapid relief.
A collection of devotional quotes and reflections on duty from religious figures. The excerpt references Blessed are they that do His commandments and a meditation on vocation. It includes lines attributed to Rev and Lord Houghton, plus touches on Napoleon and branding Minard's Liniment.
The article notes seventy six voyages between Quebec and Montreal by Canadian Pacific Steamships for the 1926 season. It quotes Linntferdt predicting a Canada to Canada sailing every three days on average with regular service sustained by ten horse? ships.
Mrs Rose Voyer of Willinantie Conn reports using Baby's Own Tablets in the Canadian Northwest for indigestion constipation fever teething and restlessness in children. She praises the tablets as gentle well tolerated and recommends them to mothers. Sold by medicine dealers or 2 box for 60 cents by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
An enormous man-eating tiger named Old Clubfoot, nicknamed for a deformed paw, has killed his seventeenth human victim in Mysore state India. Most victims were village wanderers.
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