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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
2
The nurse recalls tending a patient named Jack at a ranch bunk house after a severe horse accident. She describes the chaotic scene, the doctor’s absence, and the tense moments that followed as she prepared to care for him. The tale reveals harsh conditions and personal vows in medical life.
In a candid diary style recount, Elinor recalls quarantine at a ranch, caring for a patient named Don and forming bonds with the Bingham family. After two weeks she returns home to Carbon City, then marries Mr. Bingham to end her stay, while noting snow, sleigh hopes, and changing seasons.
A patient, identified as Mrs. Reightington of Ontario, was saved from a medical operation after a reported complication. Doctors, including EB Finkham, reassessed the vegetable exchange during treatment to determine a safer course for recovery.
The Montreal Star notes Britain faces gun crime despite strict gun laws. Criminals obtain revolvers from Germany or the United States, paying high prices amid penalties for armed crime. The piece cites potential harsher sentences as a remedy and references the Kingston Standard.
Captain E A Salisbury, famed scientist and explorer, travels from Japan toward Southern China to study reported tail-bearing tribes in Indo China. He aims to reach Europe via Suez, tours Abyssinia, and seeks the king's invitation as part of a systematic search for European anthropologists.
Mrs Ervin W Stairs of East Water Ville NB testifies she used Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for summer complaints while raising a large family and during a cholera scare. She praises its effectiveness for herself and her children and warns against imitations.
Ottawa Citizen previews a continent spanning fight for rail dominance between two long established systems. Sir Henry Thornton leads the private line with strong management while Mr Beatty heads the deficit ridden public option. The Canadian public stands to gain or lose as giants clash.
Geologists and miners estimate fifty million dollars worth of bituminous coal has burned in Perry County Ohio where arson sparked the 1884 coal strike. A blaze near Shawnee shoots flames hundreds of feet high and has opened two story sized chasms along a three mile stretch. Heat and smoke blanket farms as rain brings steam from wells and residents compare the hillside to Vesuvius.
Experiments in England show photographs sent by radio may reach distant regions. General Radio Company demonstrated wireless reception onto a sensitive celluloid film, which was later developed. The work is still in the experimental stage.
Readers are urged to use Diamond Dyes with a money back guarantee and simple directions. The ad claims perfect results for worn garments and draperies across wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics, with no streaking fading or running. Electric heating is noted as increasingly common but cautioned as often uneconomical, while still saving some homes.
Among famous directory names Dante Byron Swift Macaulay and others listed. In South America a dren called the cow tree yields excellent milk from its sap.
Germany argues the Versailles treaty does not require free passage for ships through the Kiel Canal. An international court of justice will hear whether the canal must be open in war or peace. The dispute follows Allied protests after Germany denied access during the Polish crisis and Russia’s actions.
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