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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 15, 1920

Page

2

Canada Gains Independent Foreign Voice in League Status

Canada joins the League of Nations as a distinct national entity with voting rights equal to sovereign nations. The change will affect Ottawa’s diplomacy, including direct dealings with the United States via a new Canadian minister in Washington and major constitutional discussions in Ottawa.

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Canada moves toward final court of appeal in Supreme Court

The article argues that Canada should establish the Supreme Court of Canada as the final court of appeal replacing London’s Privy Council. It discusses constitutional amendments to grant Canada power to amend by its Parliament, and envisions a gradual shift to full sovereignty within the British Empire framework. It frames this as part of a broader move toward independence in foreign affairs while maintaining ties to Britain.

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Flax a Popular Crop gains attention in Alberta

Alberta eyes flax as a promising crop for linen fibre and binder twine amid flaxseed pricing around 5.15 a bushel. Experiments by Imperial government-backed growers faced late maturing frosts but spurred interest. a new threshing machine preserves stems. One farmer plans to seed 1000 acres.

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Canada Should Foster Ties With West Indies Says University Leader

Sir Robert Falconer of the University of Toronto urges Montreal readers to strengthen Canada’s friendship with the British West Indies and British Guiana. He warns that without trade and personal ties these islands could drift toward the United States as their economies grow and trade routes shift. He advocates generous Canadian trade and policy support to secure future prosperity for these near neighbours within the Empire.

Robert Falconer K.C.M.G University of Toronto Montreal T. B. Macaulay Canada British West Indies British Guiana Falconer United States West Indies Dominion Great Britain Canadian Boards of Trade

Diamond Dyes Claim Easy Fix For Faded Garments

An advertisement promises that Diamond Dyes can revive faded fabrics and turn shabby clothing into stylish pieces. It claims guaranteed rich, fadeless color on wool, silk, linen, cotton, and blends with directions in each package. A Diamond Dye Color Card helps match materials.

Submarine Warfare and Allied Countermeasures Detailed

The article discusses early surprise at submarine use and the lack of countermeasures by major powers. It notes Lord Jellicoe’s recall for the Grand Fleet and collaboration with Vice-Admiral Duff to counter the German submarine threat. It contrasts April 1917 merchant losses of 516,000 tons with October 1918 losses down to 54,577 tons as tonnage rose.

Archibald Hurd Lord Jellicoe Grand Fleet Sir Alexander Duff North

Alberta Potatoes for California Recognition of Western Canada Produce

Alberta shipped a carload of potatoes to California marking the first direct Edmonton to Pacific Coast consignment. Eastern markets have been plentiful, but direct orders to California were rare, and San Francisco reception signals recognition of Western Canada produce quality. The rest notes a London train line history and a reflective thought.

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Spring Tonic Boosts Energy and Blood Health

A spring tonic improves energy by enriching blood and nerving tired bodies. Dr Williams Pink Pills are advertised to restore appetite, strength, and sleep, helping those weakened by winter influenza and related conditions. Customer testimonial from Mrs. J. N. McNeil of Glace Bay supports their use. Pills sold by The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.

Dr. Williams Medicine Brockville Ont

Right Course Agriculture Gains Ground in Fraser Valley Schools

The agriculture program in Fraser Valley high schools focuses on practical livestock feeding, soils and fertilization, and school gardens. Ten district schools plan gardens while poultry care calves and pigs form part of the curriculum as nature study and school fairs promote future farming skills.

Canada Tire Fabric Shortage Hits Domestic Production

Canada reports last year about two million automobile tires manufactured with 8 million square yards or 12 to 16 million pounds of tire fabric. Only about one third of the fabric used was made in Canada. the rest came from the United States. Montreal officials aim to boost domestic fabric production.

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Lift off Corns with Freezone Stops Pain Instantly

A tiny bottle of Freezone costs little at drug stores Use a few drops on the corn or callus to stop hurting instantly Then the corn or callus lifts away root and all without pain or soreness A bold sales pitch promises easy corn removal with safe use details.

Reforming the Movies by New York Presbyterian Board

The New York Presbyterian board of temperance and moral welfare plans to reform the movies and issue a white list of approved pictures periodically. A canvas of wardens and chaplains linked juvenile delinquency to sensational moving pictures, while some men boasted about their debt to crime entertainment.

New York Presbyterian Board of Temperance and Moral Welfare

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