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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 11, 1929
Page
3
Connie enters a dangerous race with Lafonte and Paul John for a two hundred fifty dollar purse. After a fall Connie remounts Pegasus and surges to a dramatic, photo finish win amid cheering crowds and wary rivals.
Connie sees Pegasus surge to victory by half a length as the crowd erupts, hats fly, and the race adds to a day of wild excitement. Donald embraces Andy in a joyous, frenzied celebration as the scene erupts in noise and spectacle. To Be Continued.
Officials in Canada stress human factors now dominate aviation safety as mechanical errors nearly vanish. They note past crashes often stemmed from engine faults and faulty parts, and last year only one accident linked to machine or engine defects.
A young man faced questions on family health from an insurance official. He hesitated before replying that his grandfather likely died in infancy. The piece also notes Minard's Liniment for grippe and mentions lamp production figures for Germany.
Authorities strive to save the Keragas nomadic tribe in Turin district Siberia whose numbers have dwindled to 403. Discoveries show striking resemblance to North American Red Indians in appearance language and customs. The government restricts hunting to protect resources and a hospital aids health. crime is reportedly unknown among the tribe.
The column urges thorough preparation and moral reflection while warning against neglecting child health. It promotes using Miller's Worm Powders to protect children from parasitic worms and notes worms harm growth and health.
A survey records 6 500 Canadian article producing groups and about 1 600 Canadian firms exporting. The London Piccadilly Circus underground station opened officially on December 10 1928.
The province outlines a bold road program for the year with $7,100,000 slated for new construction. An additional $2,500,000 will fund highway and road maintenance. A further $1,000,000 has been approved for trails and bridges to improve access to key mineral regions.
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