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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
2
Mrs M L Aiken of Highwater Quebec describes severe hand skin failure with cracking and bleeding unable to bend fingers. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment for healing after using a single cake of Soap and one box of Ointment. The ad urges daily use of Cuicuza Soap with Ointment touches.
Foster recalls dangerous trust in Lawrence after a dangerous shared past in Canada. Alice notes a strong temptation and wonders if Lawrence will choose the right path. Mrs. Fertone interrupts as the moment deepens.
At the Garth Foster plans to deliver Carmen Boste's packet to Edinburgh, honoring a promise and aiming to make the Garth his headquarters while in England. He reflects on Carmen's charm and Alice Featherstone's sincerity, contrasting their natures as he prepares for the journey.
On a crowded train a Canadian, Foster, helps a frightened girl and an old man with a wet cloak as they travel toward Galashiels. Conversation reveals Ontario ties, Gardner's Crossing, and Flatton's factory as freight of the journey unfolds. The piece shifts to a survey noting tire waste and New York and London port rankings.
Government market report notes plans to open retail shops selling horse meat in Omaha and other jetties in the region by a newly organized company based in Grand Island Nebraska. Promoters say only young unbroken stock will be used.
A fragment recalls Eva being taught to ask for blessing before eating the evening meal, a routine she observed largely alone, as her mother supervised.
The notice outlines compulsory meat bread and fat rationing in London and home counties from February 23 and its extension to all of the United Kingdom by March 23. It highlights limited weekly allowances, urges thrift, and lists savings potential for soldiers and allies through one ounce meat reductions and other conservation tips. It also discusses beekeeping rabbits pigeons and bees as alternative sustenance options and notes fish campaign and price data in various regions.
The spring butterfat test will drop as many fresh cows enter lactation. Fat content is below normal after freshening and rises as lactation progresses. To maintain a stable yearly test, stagger freshenings with fall and spring groups.
Readable fragments describe the Belgian king’s residence context with references to Les Moers and a country estate near Dinant. The text mentions Belgian governance and German occupation framing, but provides few clear facts about current location or official actions.
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a home remedy for catarrh and winter illnesses. It claims inhaling a healing vapor delivers balsams and antiseptics directly to lungs and air passages, killing germs and stopping sneezing and coughing.
New York Sun describes a Paris stage drama Les Monstres set inside a German U boat. Anne Marie hides secrets as her sailor husband aids the foe, a periscope shatters, a submarine sinks, and a starved rats end scene in grim finale.
A reader from Oskaloosa Iowa reports years of weakness and relief after using a valuable medicine. She urges other women to try it and share her positive experience as proof of its effectiveness.
Churchill notes hospitality for American forces in Britain and describes plans for a wartime hotel for American officers in St James’s Square offering rooms for five shillings a night with breakfast. He cites Anglo American goodwill and the Bilboa iron ore deposits making Bilbao a wealthy city for its size in Europe.
Claims a 25 cent bottle removes corns and warts quickly with no pain. Promotes use for calluses and sore foot lumps and asserts high satisfaction from druggists nationwide.
A rural mothers club formed three years ago details its monthly meetings, shared programs, and baby friendly activities. Members report increased reading, collaboration with teachers, and improved home skills while organizing township fairs with the Local Farmers' Club.
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a spring tonic to fight lethargy, boost circulation, and restore energy. It claims the product aids mental focus, physical vigor, and motivation, with a call to buy fifty cent vials to combat seasonal sluggishness.
Don Marquis denounces pacifists as cold and pro German in The Evening Sun. The piece contrasts alleged moral superiority with brutal indifference to suffering. A closing remark notes many widows are said to be garrulous, suggesting irony about widowhood.
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