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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 07, 1924

Page

2

Mystery Woman Drives Northern Patrols Into Action

A stranded British Columbia sister Moira O'Malley arrives with her brother Oliver O'Malley missing, triggering an inquest and police caution. Sergeant Seymour, Constable La Marr, and trader Karmack shelter the group at Armistice post as Moira learns of Oliver's peril and the investigation deepens.

Well Lake Morten British Columbia Hinttveldige la Marr Ellow Moira Karmac Karmack Lonely Young Armistee Oliver Seymour King George Eddie Prince of Wales Moira O'Malley Russel Seymour Nps

Best Of Bad Business Chapter II

Sergeant Seymour faces a difficult choice as a young woman seeks news of her brother. He delays revealing the truth, hoping to spare her distress while considering police style caution. The scene shifts to a camp near a hut sealed by Mounted Police as Miss O Malley arrives with Reverend Luke Merrrow and his wife and another sled.

Seymour Bartler Miss O’malley Mackenzie Luke Merrow

Various Uses Of Rubber At Wembley Exhibit

The Wembley palace of industry dedicates a large section to rubber showing its growth from 120000 tons to 411361 tons since 1910. The display features rubber trees, flooring, linings, tanks and beds, and its use in transport with reg hoses and brake parts. It also highlights surgical uses and a sports science research link between workers and manufacturers.

Wembley Palace of Industry

Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills Claim Relief From Heart Trouble

Mrs. M OConnor of Whitestone Ontario reports lifelong shortness of breath palpitations and fainting spells improved promptly after using Milburn's Yeart and Nerve Pills. She says symptoms rarely return and she keeps the pills on hand. The pills cost 50c a box or can be purchased directly from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario.

Laziness as Invention Theme Sparks Social Talk

Fred C. Ketty of Chevy Chase Michigan argues laziness spurs progress in a speech to Upiczga executives. He cites the first crude pail and the lazy waiter as examples showing how avoiding extra trips leads to efficiency and invention.

Fred C. Ketty Gary Chevy Chage Upiczga Finess Berhy Lis Kelly Fe Alwa

Memory Mastermind Conductor Leads Massed Bands by Heart

Wembley audience of 1,000 performers witnesses Lieut. WH Adkins, director of the Royal Military School of Music, conduct without a score using a developed musical memory. He recalls hearing The Planets after one performance and memorizes each day’s program by visualizing pages.

Wembley Lieut WH. B. Adkins Royal Military School of Music Lieut. Adkins Tris Gustav Molst

Knowing Your Own Voice Our Voices Sound Different to Others

The article notes that voices sound different to speakers than to listeners because speech is heard by bone conduction in the skull as well as by ears. It explains even among many listeners perceptions vary and only phonograph feedback reveals true vocal sound.

Prospect of Rich Gold Camps in Hica Lake District

J E Cole, a New York mining engineer, says the Hica Lake district of the Canadian pre-Cambrian Shield could become one of the world’s richest gold mining camps within a few years. He spoke after returning from a tour of the area in the interests of American capital while passing through Winnipeg.

Jinto Hica Lake District Indian Reserve Hole River Lake Winnipeg Ontario J. E. Cole New York Winnipeg Free Press

Hidden Missed Cues Spark New Credit Push

A fragmentary dialogue hints at social frictions as a furniture instalment house opens a new account weeks after a playful exchange about cheerfulness and absence. The text also notes a proverb about learning by experience and a reference to a man named Alan and a sleeping baby, all suggesting everyday scenes and cautions in a small town.

R Darling

Little Foxes and Betsy Heroine of a Sacred North

An early story follows Betsy a gentle Saulteaux girl transformed by Christianity. A missionary family shares hardship and hope as Betsy saves a child, battles illness, and endures a pneumonia strike with faith and care.

Grain Loading Statistics Show Western Rail Movement

Grain loading statistics from the Canadian National Railways cover western grain movements last year ending June 12. About 206.5 million bushels were loaded on western trains, with 16.44 million delivered to Vancouver. The data notes 266.5 trains needed for the period and 74 trains delivered to Vancouver.

Trent Winnipeg Kantloops Privsh Columbia Montreal Canadian National Railways Western Dunes Vancouver Uae Villieauver

Right Thinking Develops Ideas On Thinking Not Worry

The piece contrasts thinking with worrying noting thinking builds plans and strength while disorganized thinking leads to worry. It argues business minds should allocate time to thinking, avoid confusion, and maintain a calm mind and sound body to prevent worry. Good hardware reference closes the guidance.

Danish Scientist Warns Temperature Change Shapes Fish Form

A Danish scientist contends that altering water temperature from what fish are accustomed to will, over generations, yield a new type with changes in form and structure. He notes modifications especially in fin rays and vertebrae numbers.

Unclear source fragment prompts improvised headline

The readable text shows fragmented and unclear wording, lacking identifiable people, places, or events to form a coherent news item. No verifiable entities or concrete actions present in the fragment.

Before My Baby Came

Sydenham Ontario woman praised Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe tonic during pregnancy and nursing. She describes fatigue faint spells and nervousness improving after a few bottles and recommends the product to others.

Sydenham Lydia Pinkham Misa Harvey Milligan Ont Lydia E. Pinkham

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