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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
1
A long narrative fragment follows Boy and Glass in a pine forest as birds sing, snow falls, and a bugle market of memory and hardship unfolds. The boy contemplates a carved playhouse, survival, and a future linked to Elin and a harsh world beyond the woods.
Advertises Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills as a remedy for fainting spells dizziness weakness and shortness of breath. Claims to restore heart strength regulate beat and improve sleep. Includes testimonial from Mrs C A S Drake of Paris Ontario and price 50 cents per box from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario.
At a Beima gathering the Saskatchewan Associated Boards of Trade resolved to hire an expert to protect Saskatchewan interests in all matters, including requests for higher freight rates before the Board of Railway Commissioners. The Hudson Bay railway project and rebranding of Manitoba grades of wheat to Canadian western grades were also requested.
A provincial officer of the largest agricultural college in Cate aa describes efforts to extend the system of demonstration farms into Cape Breton via Dundas County Ontario. He praises the extension work, noting improved crop yields, better seeds, and enhanced rural education and social life through practical farming demonstrations and conservation projects.
Vancouver interview with W. T. Allison of Winnipeg Methodist College lauds Western Canada as producing more writers today than elsewhere in the Dominion. He hopes Canadians back local novelists and says some Canadian fiction rivals U S standards as New York publishers increasingly seek Canadian works.
A device now allows automatic exposure of blotting paper to detect dirt and smoke in the atmosphere.
A fragmented city notes column shows stray phrases about council activities and local topics. It mentions rent estimates and community scoalers, with scattered references to places and people, reflecting a patchy OCR read.
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A garbled note describes butter handling in heat with steps to mix salt and water, cover lightly, and chill in a cold place. It mentions Victoria and Maghind in a confusing context with an implied privilege reference.
A fragmented report shows shifting wheat pricing and trade pressures. Mentions of Beck, Cepeda, and various regions hint at volatile markets, with questions about supply paths and hoarding risks.
The fragmentary line hints at a Saskatchewan legal matter involving a woman barrister and a named Miss Aber. The readable text is too garbled to identify clear events, dates, or parties beyond these partial names.
The scrawled note reports an incident where a person was knocked out during a compulsory training drill. It mentions a local facility, possible medical response, and a response team on the scene. Further details remain unclear due to OCR corruption.
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