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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 08, 1921

Page

6

Canada Should Honor Unknown Soldier with National Memorial

The piece urges Canada to follow Britain and France by bringing home an unidentified Canadian soldier from the Great War for burial in Ottawa. It argues the gesture would honor the courage of over 600000 Canadian servicemembers and strengthen national pride for future generations.

Ature England Westminster Abbey Britain France Maly United States Canada Flanders Dominion Newlands Sasakatchewan Great Britain Iaiy Ottawa

Ore deposits reported on Lake Athabasca shores

Official confirmation received that deposits of valuable iron ore have been discovered on the shores of Lake Athabasca. Samples have been brought to Edmonton and mineral experts declare the ore of good quality.

Lake Athabasca Edmonton

Miller's Worm Powders touted as a healthful worm destroyer

Canadian Forestry Magazine promotes Miller's Worm Powders as a reliable worm destroyer and health tonic. It claims immediate worm expulsion and benefits for children by correcting weak digestion and restoring vitality, aiding growth and constitution.

Miller

World’s Safest Job In Hackney Council

An emmiyee in the Wardory of the Hackney Council Shoreditch England claims the world’s softest job. He earns 20 dollars per week and must only call Silence when needed. The notice promotes spending at Noure to aid local merchants.

Emmiyee Wiorary Hackney Council Shoreditch England

Giant air liner for London to New York under construction

A huge monoplane by a major British manufacturer aims to carry 150 passengers from Croydon to New York, landing at harbor next morning, cruising at 120 mph. The aircraft features a 460 ft wingspan, an interior restaurant, and amphibious landing gear, with initial cost around £150,000 and potential cheaper successors.

England London New York Critiss Croydon Atlantic America Jamboli Bulgaria East Africa

Krupp Returns To Peace Time Basis At Full Scale

Krupp works have shifted entirely to peace time production. The group employs 99 000 officials and workers as of June, down from 171 000 in 1918 but up from the war’s start. Output spans ships machinery agricultural gear motor lorries office fittings and more. Locomotives and rail stock construction remains a major new venture with 5 000 staff and a possible annual 400 heavy locomotives and 2 500 fifteen ton trucks.

Krupp Hssen Krupp’s Tom Krupp

Glad He Tried the Tonic Treatment

A testimonial from Nineveh Nova Scotia describes relief from chronic fatigue and nervous exhaustion after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The speaker recounts initial weakness headaches sleepless nights and back pains improving after six boxes and continuing a further six. Pills sold by medicine dealers or by mail from The Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Wilson Johnson Nineveh N.S Dr. Wiliams Mall Dr. Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Tanine Saves Wife's Life After Illness says firm

Benjamin H. Kauffman of Reading Pennsylvania praises Tanine for curing his wife after a year of failing health. He states a five week course of Taniac transformed her, adding years to her life and restoring vitality. Taniac is sold by leading druggists and merchants nationwide.

Tanine Benjamin H.kauffman Dingaman St Reading Croll & Reel Taniac Driggzists

New Settlements Rise in British Columbia Rural Life

In British Columbia, about sixty new communities formed in the past year, boosting total settlements to 2 209 as soldier settlers occupy new lands. The Sunny Side shows how sunlit spots mirror fortunes in a simple tale. Rural life centers on social intercourse and local conveniences in farming and ranching districts.

B.C British Columbia

America’s premier huntress returns with big game trophies

Mrs. Frederick Dalziel, cited as America’s premier huntress, has just returned from an East Africa big game expedition. Her cache includes elephant and rhinoceros tusks, seven lions’ skins, buffalo horns, plus a leopard and a cheetah.

America Frederick Dalziel East Africa

Hardening Money Metal Discovery For Sharpened Tool Edges

A process has been discovered to harden money metal making it resistant to most acids enabling use in tools requiring sharp edges. The development promises increased durability for cutting implements and industrial applications.

Your Teeth and Health Tips and Miscellaneous News

The article discusses dental infections from mouth and sinus abscesses and the need for early care to keep blood clean. It notes the number of teeth, infection sources, and the benefit of prevention. It also includes brief items on Turkey borrowing from France, asthma remedy ads, a Saskatchewan hospital act update, and children’s worm exterminator.

Liar Label Sparks Talk in Cynthiana Democrat

A Cyn thiana Democrat quotes debate over labeling a man a liar as wasted talk and notes honesty or deceit is already known. The piece compares warmth under wool or snow to a common reason: the hold in the interstices of both.

Cynthiana Democrat

Okanagan Flour Mill Opens in Vernon Ontario

Vernon welcomes its newest industry the Okanagan Farmers Milling Company Limited which mills flour from Okanagan wheat here. The modern mill is capable of producing fifty barrels of flour daily with bran and shorts as a byproduct.

G.C Okanagan Vernon Okanagan Farmers’ Milling Company, Limited

Fragmentary Baltimore Sun excerpt on wartime price relief

A fragment from the Baltimore Sun hints at general sentiment toward price relief as a last desperate move to return to normal life. Citizens are described as willing to accept smaller profits to stabilize the economy.

The Baltimore Sun

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