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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 25, 1929

Page

3

Constance and the Hidden Past Beneath a Vancouver Dawn

In a dim room Connie meets Donald as Wainwright confesses a life of hardship and heartbreak. He reveals how his wife Constance died after bearing their child, leaving him to raise his daughter while seeking a fresh start in British Columbia.

Donald Wainwright Connie Ies Strand Constance England British Columbia Great West Vancouver

Guard Against Flu Sore Throat The First Warning

Public health warning warns of the danger of the common cold and flu onset. It promotes Nerviline throat gargle and Nervillae chest rub for symptoms, plus Dr Hamilton's Pills to purge wastes. The report urges preventive use for grippe and flu.

Woman Healed After Two Years of Eczema Using Cuticura

Mrs. Atwak McKinnen of Tatamagouche Nova Scotia writes that two years of eczema on hands arms and feet plagued her with itching burning and sore eruptions. She says daily Cuticura Soap and Ointment relieved irritation and led to complete healing.

Atwak McKinnen Tatamagouche N. S

Betty Barclay Weekly Recipes Turnover with Lemon Salmon Filling

Betty Barclay offers a week’s recipes featuring lemon pastry turnovers. Ingredients include lemons eggs sugar water butter and salmon with cornstarch milk for thickening. Steps cover lemon rind slicing batter folding filling sealing edges and baking until golden with a quick finish. Includes a note about Holloway's Corn Remover as a remedy.

Solar Prominences Erupt From Sun Surface At High Speeds

Dr. Ferdinand Eberman of Mount Wilson Observatory notes solar prominences leap outward from the sun at about 20 060 miles per minute and reach heights up to 500000 miles. He recalls early debates over their origin and cites Sir J N Lockyer’s work proving prominences come from the sun and his role in discovering helium.

Ferdinand Eberman Mount Wilson Observatory California J. N. Lockyer

Nelson era furniture from Victory sold by owner

Three Nelson used items from the Victory cabin a mahogany dining table sideboard and wine cooler are up for sale. Made by W Wilkinson Ludgate Hill in 1800 the pieces were taken ashore at Gibraltar during Nelsons funeral voyage and later passed to the current owner's grandfather who lent them to the Victory in October last.

Nelson Portsmouth W. Wilkinson Ludgate Hay England Rosing Bay Gibraltar Victory

Baby's Own Tablets Praised by Mothers

Thousands of mothers say Baby's Own Tablets are unmatched for children’s health. Mrs Donat Ploudre of Tingwick Que reports they keep her two children healthy and she keeps a box at home. The tablets are a mild laxative that regulates bowels, eases digestion, fights colds, fever and teething pain and are guaranteed free from injurious drugs. Available at medicine dealers or 25 cents a box by mail from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.

Dr. Williams* Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Cookery books spark class laughs in surprising reply

A teacher asks for favorite books and a student named Jackie answers cookery books, explaining they are full of storing incidents. The moment blends humor with a lesson about narrative rather than taste.

Fragmented Verse and Snippets From a Page

A jumble of religious quotes, poetic lines, a comic exchange with a Customs Officer about ammonia, a quip about recommendations, and a Scotch saying. The text reads like a collage of unrelated excerpts without a single clear news event or narrative.

Record Of Juvenile Wonder At Ten Months Old

A historical note describes Christian Heinicker born 1721 at Dubeck as a child prodigy who spoke at ten months and learned Biblical texts by age two. He was presented to the King of Copenhagen and died June 7 1725 from a weak constitution. Also mentions Mother Graves Worm Ex terminator and a wind speed in Philadelphia along with an odorless onion cultivated by the Chinese.

Christian Heinicker Dubeck

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