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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 10, 1925

Page

7

Dare Son of Kazan Wolf-Dog Tale Opens Winter Hunt

Pierrot and Nepeese journey with the wolf dog Baree under the Red Moon as Baree answers the call of his blood. Maheegan and Baree meet at dawn on a ridge while the Northland stirs to the first big snow and the hunt begins.

Kazan James Oliver Curwood Far North Doubleday, Page & Co Dare Son Kazan Vitagraph Wolf Pierrot Daree Plerrot Negeese Nepeest Ott Pierrol Baree Gray Wolf Bik Maheegun Maheegan Iribhe Youti

Night Hunt Drives Wolf Baran Toward Brotherhood

In a forest, Baran the lone wolf defies night and space to warn the wild and join the Brotherhood. He trails the pack, learns their tactics, and remembers Nepeese as the wolves move on a fresh trail toward water.

Baran Maser Bareg Pierrot Baree Aree Nepeese Howes

Asthma Remedy Promises Relief From Misery

A promotional note touts Dr J D Ketloge asthma remedy claiming smoked inhalation reaches deep airways and eases breathing. The ad urges readers to stock this treatment tonight and includes a humorous creditor anecdote about street crossings.

Fortieth Year Testimony to Dr Pierce’s Discovery

A reader from Alport Ontario testifies to forty years of use in a nine child family. He praises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the best proprietary medicine for building up health and keeping the body in good order.

Historic Com Discovery on Prison Island Beach

A 1793 British coin was found by Joseph Seymour on Prison Island as the eastern reach of the J Lawrence River receded, exposing a beach where land once submerged to 11 feet. The coin bears a profile and the legend God Rex, with the reverse showing royal arms and Bene dict. The discovery ties to early English and French settler history along the river.

Pressett North America

Skeptical store owner praises Dr Williams Pink Pills

Arthur Seguin of Storbooks Sask recounts his years of illness including catarrh, indigestion and sleepless nights. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills he reports marked recovery, restored sleep, and urges others to give them a fair trial, noting they are available from druggists or by mail for 60 cents a box.

Arthur Seguin Storbooks, Sask Storbooks Dr. Williams Mr. Seguin Dr. Wiliams Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Twin brothers among lawyers and prisoners in Thames court case

Two twin solicitor brothers, Mr G HL Young and Mr C V Yousig, appeared at Thames Police Court London with one representing the prosecution and the other the defense. The two prosecutors were brothers, as were the three prisoners in the case.

G. ‘Hl Young C. V. Yousig Thames Police Court London

High school diploma seen as paving road to success

A Montreal Herald inspired message extols high school completion as crucial for future independence and progress. The piece stresses education as a stepping stone and commends students entering high school while urging prevention of worms with Miller’s Worm Powders for child health.

Royal Road Ife Montreal Herald

Preservation of Totem Poles Efforts by Dominion Government

Dominion Government and Victoria Mexictl Museum staff worked at Kitwanga along the Jasper Prince Rupert rail line to preserve and restore Indian totem poles. Improvements to the poles and other totems were completed and the government plans continued preservation next year in the Kitwanga district and possibly other districts.

Inion Dominion Barlan J. Smith Victoria Mexictlal Museum Ottawa Kitwanga Jasper-Prince Rupert Ling Canadian National Railways Hiritwanga

Drives Out Rheumatism Subdues Lumbago

An old remedy promises quick relief for rheumatism and backache, delivering comfort to sufferers with immediate effect. It claims to subdue pain and restore ease through a simple application or treatment method. The notice emphasizes rapid results and broad comfort for sufferers.

Nerviline Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism Pain

A Georgetown reader F. E. Normand reports crippling rheumatic pain eased quickly by Nerviline. The letter urges others seeking relief to obtain a strong penetrating remedy and buy a three bottle supply for rapid improvement.

F. E. Normand Georgetown

Last of the Clippers to Become Floating Museum

The Benjamin F. Packard, the copper-clad three-master, will be saved from the junk pile and converted into a floating museum. Corne lius JH Callaghan of the Maritime Shipping Exchange in New York announced that thirty members of the exchange voted to buy the vessel from the current owners. It will be stored with marine trophies and anchored off the Battery.

Benjamin F. Packard Corneluus JH. Callaghan Marithme Shipping Exchange New York the & Change

London Lord Mayor a Remarkable Public Figure

A historical note describes the Lord Mayor of London as an exceptionally prominent figure. He is portrayed as an ex officio general admiral supreme court judge with life and death powers and a privy council member. After his year in office he fades from memory of most people.

London Heybas Plumbera Guild

Zam-Buk Healer Cited For Ankle Injury Relief

Kingston Ontario resident Mrs A Flatrinton reports a household injury to her left ankle after a sharp projection. She attributes rapid improvement to Zam-Buk, saying it dispelled pain swelling and inflammation and aided perfect healing. She endorses Zam-Bak for eczema boils and skin sores.

A. Flatrinton Place-de- Armes Kingston Ont

Tomb of Jonah in Mosul Venerated by Local Faiths

In Mosul on the Tigris opposite Nineveh, Christians and Muslims alike honor the Minor Prophet Jonah. The traditional tomb of Jonah sits in this ancient Arab city once famed for muslin manufacture, now reflecting a diverse religious backdrop amid historic decline.

Jonah Mosul Tigris Most Nineveh Bushire Mohammedaux George and Sonal

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