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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 23, 1923

Page

6

Need for Canadian Senate Reform and Constitutional Amendment

The piece argues for immediate Senate reform and a British North America Act amendment to grant Canada full power to amend its own constitution, citing Canadian Pacific expansion, economic factors, and comparisons to Australia. It urges action through Parliament and Imperial approval to empower Canadians to shape their constitutional future.

Senate Canadian Nations Csradian Progress Pringe Albert Cpeamerks Agsbon Kelvington Canadian Pacific Iheir Dines CNR LPR Iheiyine CPR Canadian National C PR Sir Henry Thornton C.N.R Australia Canada Ireland Parliament of

Young Canadian Forest League Becomes Fire Guard Force

One hundred forty thousand Canadian school boys are enrolled as the Young Canadian Forest League to guard forests in the Dominion this year. The program, announced by the Canadian Forestry Association, aims to save several million dollars worth of timber from fire ravages.

Dominion Canadian Forestry Association Young Cangilian Forest League

Clyde yard builds sixty six ships in a year run

A Clyde shipyard marks a record with sixty six vessels completed for a single shipping company in the same year, illustrating exceptional output.

Clyde

World Dairy Congress Sets Three City Schedule

The World's Dairy Congress will open in Washington on October 2 with official welcomes and tours of government labs stations and bureaus. Sessions on October 2 and 3 will cover broad questions while demonstrations of the National Dairy Council's health education work occur in Philadelphia on October 4 under National and Interstate Dairy Councils.

United States Washington D.C National Dairy Council Philadelphia Inter State Dairy Councils

Taking No Chances in England Mail Stamp Shortage

The report notes over 72 million letters, cards, and parcels mailed with insufficient stamps in England during a recent six months. An accompanying transcript quotes a quoted exchange about an office seeking the right man, highlighting cautious hiring.

England

Economy Drives Long Family Car Trip Across North America

A father with his wife and four children left Los Angeles for Toronto, detailing a cross country journey with a puncture and no accidents. They report consuming 297 gallons per mile and buying大量 grub from farmers, including meat for 15 cents a dozen in the middle west.

Neal Dior Taronto Los Angeles Middle West

Public duty to guard against disease spread

A Daily Mirror London editorial urges civic responsibility to support medical science in eradicating old diseases and preventing outbreaks. It warns against complacency as immunity grows and highlights the need to obey regulations to aid public health and avoid dangerous influenza return.

Ita Minror London Ing

Green Old Age Kept in Health by Dr Hamiltons Pills

An advertisement extols Dr Hamiltons Pills as a remedy to preserve health in older adults. It claims occasional use maintains the body in a healthy condition and supports vitality in later years. The item presents a medical patent tone typical of early era health notices.

Dr Hamilton's Pills Promote Regular Bowels For Ageing

An old advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as mild bowel regulators for men and women past middle life. It claims the pills flush out wastes, keep the system clean, and aid digestion, urging frequent use for vitality and regularity. Sold for 25 cents at all dealers.

Dr. Hamilton

Jordan Canal Proposals Aim at Irrigating Plain and Dead Sea

Proposals urge building Jordan canals to irrigate the Plain of Jordan around the Dead Sea. Wide tracts of fertile soil could be cultivated if water channels are constructed and managed.

Plain of Jordan Dead Sea

Baby's Own Tablets for Infant Health in Heat

In hot weather babies face increased danger from diarrhoea dysentery and tummy troubles. The article urges keeping Baby's Own Tablets at home and using them promptly to prevent or relieve stomach and bowel issues, sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents per box from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Canada.

Dr. Williams' Medicine Co Brockville, Gat

Fur trade value in Canada up sharply in 1921 22

Figures from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics show the value of furs sold in 1921 22 rising by over seven million dollars from the prior season. Pelts of fur bearing animals taken totaled 17 8 77 34 million dollars, an increase of 7 226 240 dollars or 71 percent.

Canada Dominion Bureau of Statistics Bureau Victoria Daily Times

Railways ready for record Canadian wheat crop

New equipment for Canadian National and Canadian Pacific railways will enable both systems to place between forty and fifty thousand grain cars in service this season. CN expenditure for the equipment totals about 30 million dollars as Canada anticipates its largest wheat harvest.

Canadian National Railways Canadian Pacific Railway Canada

France Rebuilds After World War I Vast Damages Recovered

Robert Messon reports at the New York United States Chamber of Commerce meeting that 76 percent of displaced French residents have returned, railways and land restoration progress are high, and reconstruction costs total about 6.5 billion dollars. The effort spans 1 500 miles of track 8 060 000 acres and 22 900 industrial plants with most now back in operation.

France Robert Messon Credit Lyonnais Paris Chamber of Commerce United States New York Forbes Magazine Christian Science Monitor

And Still Going Strong First Convicts

Two convicts recall long writing labors in prison. One says Milwn spent fifteen years on a page of a book while the other notes ten years on a single sentence.

Ask for Minard's and take fe other WN. O. 1483

A brief notice requests information on Minard's whereabouts and seeks details about other WN. items numbered 1483. The terse item implies a query or investigation tag.

Minard

The Lengthening of Life and Shifting Prime Ages

The essay argues that life spans have lengthened and roles shift earlier and later than in the past. It notes that young men gain experience quickly due to travel and education, while modern conditions allow sustained strong capability and civic efficiency into later years.

The Fraternal Feeling Grace

A brief quip about kinship and lodge identity from a New York Sun item. It notes a character saying he only kisses his brothers and mentions belonging to a lodge, reflecting light social humor in a newspaper fragment.

Grace Murray New, York

Canada adopts patenting of new plant varieties

L F Burrows Ottawa secretary of the Canadian Council of Horticulture told the Manitoba Horticultural and Forestry Association luncheon that Canada becomes the first nation to adopt government patenting of new giant plant varieties with registrations secured.

Canada Canadian Council of Horticulture Fru Vegretable Amiateur Dominion L. F. Burrows Ottawa Th Council Manitba Horticultural and Forestry Association

Dr Thomas Electric Oil Offers Pain Relief Across Continent

The advertisement proclaims Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a valuable remedy for all who suffer pain. It claims widespread availability and the power to calm suffering, noting the lotion has the blessing of a large region and is on sale everywhere.

Thomas

Curtain Maker Sets Record at Nottingham Lace Factory

A Nottingham lace factory marks a milestone as veteran worker I A records more than one million pains of lace curtains produced over forty five years of service.

Nottingham

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