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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
2
The ad urges good health by proper bowel care and warns against harsh medicines. It touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a reliable remedy for constipation, headache, indigestion, and liver complaints, claiming quick relief with no distress. Distributed by The Catarrhozene Co. Montreal.
Two weeks after a lively family exchange about Maggie Dot and Mr. Smith, Maggie writes of an engagement to Stanley G. Fulton of Chicago and plans to marry before Christmas. Flora and others react with a mix of romance and skepticism in the household dialogue. The message confirms Maggie’s decisive move toward marriage for her own reasons.
In the Chicago home library of Mrs. Thomas Tyndaly Mr. Stanley G. Fulton awaits the entrance of Miss Maggie, who enters in a youthful new frock. The scene opens with his impatient rise as she appears.
An Inverness County reader endorses Dr Chase's Kidney Liner Pills for kidney disorders. The letter notes backaches headaches and rising blood pressure as warning signs and urges prompt treatment at the first symptom. The ad mentions prices and availability in Toronto and other outlets.
Miss Maggie and Stanley G Fulton celebrate a lasting gift a leather memorial for John Smith and plan to visit Hillerton to heal family rifts. Flora writes of happiness beyond money, while Fred and Hattie rebuild, and Maggie envisions easing others with rest and aid. The tale closes with a hopeful invitation and a final note on the American Legion daisy.
The council of the League of Nations approves Great Britain funding of ten million pounds to transfer Russian refugees from Constantinople to Southern European states. Dr Fridtjof Nansen will oversee the operation as high commissioner for Russian refugees. Countries will issue free identification papers and visas, while Britain provides £10,000 to evacuate Russians from Egypt, Cyprus and Malta.
JOSEPH SIAUD RECOMMENDS DODD'S REMEDIES AFTER THOROUGH TRIAL AT TUCK LAKE Sask Special Joseph Staud a well known resident here testifies he used 44 boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills and 46 boxes of Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets with positive results He urges others with kidney trouble or dyspepsia to try Dodd's and notes benefits in digestion and blood quality Also mentions German universities attracting women students and Germany producing photographic plates and extensive use of pigeons in forest fire fighting.
The H C Federal Government has moved to expropriate land for the Kootenay Mineral Springs site. Development would add a hot springs attraction to Kootenay Park, benefiting the public and boosting park improvements.
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