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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 11, 1919

Page

7

Prevent and Cure Biliousness From Early Symptoms to Outcome

The piece traces early bilious symptoms such as headache and vomiting and links them to a broader narrative about urban boom and speculative real estate. It follows Dave, a successful office manager for Conward & Elden, who fears the erosion of his square deal ethics as profits soar.

Dare Conward Carter Conward & Elden Dave Jong General Office Elden Niatle

The Cow Puncher Plot Thickens Over a Real Estate Scheme

Dave contemplates a risky real estate grab as Conward explains a high stakes money making plan. The pair debate fairness while planning to push the newspaper venture toward a lucrative deal amid temptations of easy money.

Chatter FLE David Elen’s Bold City Venture

David Elen smokes in his bachelor quarters as Canwand & Aldea profit from early land sales. The English section sparked rapid growth, with railways, sewers, lights, and sidewalks expanding across prairie to a city of a quarter million. Old-timers finally join in the fever of easy money.

Chatter Fle David Elen Canwand & Aldea Conward Prai

CHILBLAINS Cured with Egyptian Liniment Adverts Napanee

A fragment from Napanee Ontario markets a quack remedy claim for CHILBLAINS cured by an Egyptian liniment sold by Douglas and Co. The prose then shifts to a narrative about a man haunted by suspicion, alcohol avoidance, and a past pact with Irene Hardy as a personal moral anchor.

Douglas & Co Prop

Experiences of Successful Settlers Prize Offer

The Department of Migration and Colonization invites settlers in nine Canadian provinces to submit not more than two thousand words recounting their success experiences. Submissions must arrive by February 14, 1920, to the director of publicity. Three cash prizes per province total 75, 30, and 2 dollars, judged by a committee appointed by Hon. A Calder.

Department of Tnsuigration and Colonization Canada A. Calder

Prince of Wales Purchases Old Beddingfeld Ranch

Announcement details the purchase of the Beddingfeld ranch west of High River by the Prince of Wales. The 1,600 acre homestead, established in 1883, will see most stock disposed of while a shipment from England will stock the new ranch with purebred cattle sheep and a few thoroughbred horses. Mr George Lane of Bar U notes Imperial and Canadian service personnel will be employed on the ranch.

Beddingfeld Ranch High River Prince of Wales George Lane Bar U Lane

Suspicious Shopper Short on Sugar and Ink

A wary grocer weighed ten pounds of sugar bought by a suspicious customer at a rival shop and found two pounds short. The man claimed no cheating, saying he pocketed two tins of colored ink while the sugar was being weighed. In Paris an antique shop purchase revealed two hundred forty vaquoises hidden in an old Arab tusket barrel.

Paris

Fragmentary phrase highlights moral judgments in misfortune

The text offers a terse, partial remark on judging others by their misfortunes and hints at disdain for moralizing. It reads like a clipped aside in a broader, unfinished discussion.

London Skyscrapers Debate Reflects Space and Cost Pressures

The British debate on expanding Whitehall buildings and towers in London reopens amid high property prices and limited space, with architects urging street widening and outside-area solutions. The piece contrasts London’s reluctance for tall structures with New York and notes ongoing educational reforms and provincial surveys in Canada’s Saskatchewan. It covers government needs, public interest in education, and School Attendance Act effects on enrollment and teaching days.

Whithes Terdon Whitehaill War Office Whitehall London Percy Tubbs The Society of Architects New York Pire Wiuestion Washington, D.C Oba Gronaunerd Crunye Fedseation League Saskitchhewan Department of Education Saskatchewan

Tesla’s Air Route Vision From Eight Miles Up To World Flight

The article outlines Nikola Tesla’s predictions of future long distance air travel at speeds near 1000 mph with eight mile altitudes and sealed cabins. It cites Samuel V. Mott of the Aero Club of America and discusses high altitude design, oxygen, pressure, and weather independence. It also touches on wireless power, future war concepts, and self propelled explosive devices.

Tesla New York City London Ocean Samuel V. Mott Aero Club of America

Fragmented Local Notice About Unclear Event

A garbled OCR snippet mentions people and places in a disjointed way with unclear dates or actions. The readable bits reference a regional area and names, but the full event or notice is not discernible.

Compulsory Age Law Question Hints Debate

Fragment discusses a proposed compulsory age rule and its prior nonlegal status. It notes the shift toward mandatory age requirements and mentions the legal context without naming the governing body or jurisdiction. The text implies a debate on whether to enforce a compulsory age standard.

Canadian Agriculture Outlook Shaped by Mixed Farming

Tolusie Canada's new Minister of Agriculture outlines in the Agricultural Gazette the nation’s rising debt and the path to balance via natural resources and agriculture. He emphasizes conserving virgin soil and adopting mixed farming with livestock as the core for long term success and permanency.

S&s

Bahama Settlers and Cockney Dialect Echo Cheapside Speech

In the Bahama Islands long settled by Londoners the Cockney dialect is said to be as strong as it is in Cheapside. The article notes enduring linguistic ties to London and classic urban speech in the Caribbean context.

Bahama Islands Cheapside

Entertainment for neighbors hinges on bold self mockery

A coy remark notes that making a fool of yourself is an easy way to furnish entertainment for neighbors. The other line observes spotted horses in China resembling leopards in pattern.

China

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