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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 18, 1929
Page
3
Connie escapes the crowd after a dramatic chase and confrontation as Lafonte falls after being chased. Connie reunites with Pegasus at the barn, tending his injuries while planning new clothes for the horse and herself. Her father arrives, breathless and worried.
In a tense moment the color drains from Connie as she faints in her father’s arms aboard the cabin. He clutches her, fear and prayer in his heart, and carries the girl to her bunk under grim skies.
At the racecourse the crowd cheers the famed spotted cayuse and Gilis, battered yet triumphant, as Donald leads a fundraising effort for Andy. A doctor says the hurt woman will recover, while Wainwright questions the purse size. Janet leaves for Vancouver after a strained visit.
Doe teases about a trunk as Connie, called Miss Wainwright, reacts with rapid concern and grooming. The next day Wainwright informs Donald that Connie will meet him, while she prepares in a mirror and dresses with careful fuss. The scene ends with a cliffhanger noted as To Be Continued.
Public health warning against cutting corns with a razor blade due to infection risk. Advertises Putnam's Corn Extractor as quick relief and safe alternative, claiming no pain and corns shriveling away. Includes price 25 cents and broad dealer availability.
An old-established Australian wine firm has incorporated under British Columbia statutes and proposes importing wine in large quantities into Canada.
A Quebec or Ontario reader touts Baby's Own Tablets as a safe laxative aiding digestion and teething comfort. Mrs Mary Hill of Contra Dummer endorses them for six children and urges keeping the remedy on hand, available at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
An ad extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe effective antacid used by physicians for decades. One spoonful neutralizes acid quickly, sweetening the stomach in minutes. It urges readers to buy genuine Philips product with full bottle directions at any drugstore.
A reflective devotional note blends scripture from Hebrews and lines from Zins about divine sovereignty and eternal peace. The narrator recalls a friend’s thought guiding them through despair with faith in an immortal soul. The piece juxtaposes suffering, senses, and spiritual assurance aiding endurance.
The Canadian trade commissioner's office in Panama is now opened with a commissioner to be appointed soon, while most Central American Republics fall under Mexico's office and Venezuela and Colombia under Cuba. The Alberta government plans to spend 1.5 million on roads this year.
A plan for one of the world’s longest air journeys contemplates a London to Cape Town route over 8,000 miles with a branch at Cairo and a crossing toward India.
A historic note states that using vinegar instead of water when mixing plaster keeps the mixture softer longer. The tip highlights prolonging workability and delaying hardening for better molding and setting.
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