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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 12, 1923

Page

7

World Happenings Briefly Told

Work starts at Vancouver on a new 56000 bushel grain elevator. In the US between WW and 13 years of age one in 12 are at work. Etienne Donvat, 107, dies in St Hyacinthe Quebec. France’s labor cost to hive rises to three times 1914. The Fraser Valley project to reclaim land to May. Royal Canadian Air Force service conferred by the King, to be drawn in lieu. 1922 Germans shipped slaves’ accounts and workshops. earlier notes. Imperial Oil lamp product advertised. cancer and other ailments claimed. Calgary refinery under construction to operate by year end per G O Suliman.

Vancouver Etienne Donvat St. Hycelothe Que France Brideh Volumbia Suinas Fraser Valley Canadian Air Force Department of National Defense Royal Canadian Air Force Zeitung Raibees

Irrigated Land Expansion Reported in Alberta Projects

Alberta Irrigation Council annual report notes large areas to receive spring water on two irrigation projects in Lethridge Northern and United. About 30089 acres rated at 15 to 54 dollars per acre with 490 inquiries and 20 settlers shown to date.

Alberta Lethridge Northern United Irrigtian Council Province of

Manitoba Man Calls Dodd's Kidney Pills Cure

Relieved after nine years of suffering Mr P A Boiseing in Broguerie Manitoba states Dodd's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble. He says the pills restored his health after years of remedies and helped him sleep and work again.

Manitoba Dodd P. A. Boissine Broguerie Man P. R. Boiseing Todd Lewitt

Soap Tax on Gold Smuggling Rumor Across Vienna

In Budapest a soap purchase led to a gold smuggling bust as locals rubbed garments and exposed hidden metal. Police seized the stock, traced it to a shipment from Budapest to Vienna, and auctioned the soap with a £200,00 value.

Austria Iow Cowidow Budapest GHP Centr Vienna

Canadians Naturalize 10 360 Foreigners in Year Ended March 31 1922

During the fiscal year ending March 31 1922 a total of 10 360 foreigners were naturalized. Americans led with 2 206 new Canadians followed by Russians with 2 060 as the next largest groups among nationalities naturalized.

Ctizens of Canadad

Canada Expands Northward as Railways Reach Hudson Bay

The Vancouver Province notes Canada broadening out behind Ontario and Quebec. Prairies extend cultures northward. Ontario links to Hudson Bay by rail while gold and silver mining emerge in the north. Quebec pushes settlements into northern valleys and Labrador industries grow.

Ontario Quebec Prairies British Columbia Labrador Hudson Bay Manitoba Alberta Vancouver

Milburn Heart and Nerve Pills Praised by Patient in Ontario

John Case of St Catharines Ontario reports severe heart and nerve pains for two years. After trying two doctors he found relief after five boxes of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, now able to work and eat freely. The ad promotes direct mail price and Toronto maker The T Milburn Co Limited. It notes a separate claim that cancer and tuberculosis exist in large sea monsters and may guide researchers to early life forms in the sea.

John Case St Catharines Ont Rntel Milburn

Marvellous Instrument Reveals Bridge Stresses Under Train Speeds

A new metering device uses a mechanical drum and paper tape to record vibrations at over a thousand per second. Driven by clock movement it avoids batteries, and offers a direct readout of stress patterns on bridges as trains pass at different speeds.

Ate Mieriesesels

Canadian permits rise to 3.7 million in January

Canadian Bureau of Statistics records building permits totaling 3 705 256 dollars issued in January up 772 281 dollars or 26 percent from January 1922. Analysts expect strong activity in Canada’s building trades throughout the year.

Bureau of Statistics Canada

Winter Hard on Baby and Home Remedies

The winter season is hard on babies causing colds and stomach issues in stuffy rooms. Mothers should keep Baby's Own Tablets at home to regulate the stomach and bowels and ease illness. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville, Ont

Postal Air Routes Open Between Fort McMurray and Aklavik

The post office announces a regular mail service between Fort McMurray Alberta and Aklavik MacKenzie River delta. Mails travel by five husky sleigh relay with a two month wilderness stay for the postman.

Post Office Department Fort McMurray Alberta Aklavik Mackenzie River Canadian Arctic Jack London Stefansson Arctic Winnipee Tribune

Wolf dogs head north to Alberta film company

Forty huskies pass Edmonton on their way to Bunt Alberta for use by an American motion picture company in filming northern pictures.

Edmonton Bunt Alberta

Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For Fabrics

A vintage advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with simple directions for dyeing wool silk cotton or blends. It guarantees rich fade resistant color for wraps skirts dresses waists coats stockings sweaters draperies and more while urging buyers to tell the druggist the fabric type.

Monster Sawfish Caught in Bay of Panama

A huge sawfish measuring twenty nine feet in length and nineteen feet in girth was recently caught in the Bay of Panama. The record notes the unusual size and placement of the catch with no further details.

Bay Panama

Power From Sun Rays Demonstrated by New York College Graduate

Bernard Grossman a college of the city of New York graduate demonstrated a miniature sun powered engine in the lab. A parabolic copper mirror focused rays on a water test tube to create steam that ran the tiny motor. He envisions sun powered light heat and power for offices and sun motor powered trucks.

College of the City of New York Bernard Grossman Grossman

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Restores Hearing Through Blood Action

Catarrhal deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube causing rumbling or impaired hearing. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a constitutional remedy that acts on mucous surfaces via the blood to reduce inflammation and aid natural restoration. circulars free from F. E. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.

Hall Wall Cheney & Co Toledo, Ohio

Flour Mills Struggle to Meet Rising Export Demand

Medicine Hat milling companies report large export orders from the Orient and the United Kingdom. Mills are running at capacity and unable to supply the demand for low grade flours, with shipments made over the past months.

Medicine Hat Orient United Kingdom

London Doctors Propose Black List For Deadbeat Patients

London physicians discuss a supposed black list of patients who switch physicians to avoid paying bills. The plan warns against chronic fee dodging and raises concerns about patient access and medical ethics.

London

Ex Kaiser's Son Writes War Book

The former Crown Prince of Germany, son of Kaiser Wilhelm II, is authoring a new book on war. The project reflects his wartime experiences and historical perspectives.

Kaiser Wilhelm Forner Germany

Ogden Schoolboy Trains Wild Cat to School Daily

A year-old Ogden Utah schoolboy trains a wild cat to accompany him to school each day. The curious pet follows him through streets near his home and joins class routines briefly before returning home.

Ogden, Utah

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