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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
7
Advert says Hamilton's Pills clear traces of conditions and symptoms from age to youth. It promises safe use for adults and children and urges purchase at 25 cents a box from a dealer.
Foster weighs a possible job offer after a tangling night as Pete pressures for a place in Western Canada. Daly remains at large after a late-night tram chase, with Foster tracking clues from Carlisle to Peebles and Hawick along the River Bak.
A truncated dialogue describes plans to leave at dawn and a traveler fading due to illness. One man, Foster, shows signs of a cough and collapses, while Daly watches and weighs what to say. The companion appears more curious about others than the immediate issue.
Foster tracks Daly through a hotel and dining room as the pair are joined by two Edinburgh ladies. Daly plans a possible meeting, while Foster weighs seizing the moment or awaiting the voyage to Canada. He observes Daly and a companion from behind a pillar before Daly exits.
An engineer colonel recounts a tale from a signalling battalion. Two ostensibly exceptional helpers were later marked as the “eminent” men. a captain notes how a memory adiaia request led to reassignment. The unit earned a Distinguished Conduct Medal by headquarters praise.
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At McGill University early in 1917 the engineering department opened full use of the Macdonald Engineering Building and several laboratories to support industrial re education. The plan pairs theoretical training with hands on shop practice to prepare wounded men for electrical and mechanical roles in industry. Examples show a wireman turned foreman earning double wages and a French Canadian learner becoming a skilled machinist with rapid advancement. The science faculty coordinated class schedules to maximize lab use and instructor access.
Coast bombardment reported along the Belgian coast as German batteries shell ships near Zeebrugge. Motor boats maneuvered at close range toward Zeebrugge aiming to strike the Brasse, while coastal guns rained fire across the sea and spray filled the night.
A fragment from a 17th century chronicle describes a bronze gun seized by Satish forces and mounted for the Horse Guards Parade. Inscribed with a chronogram, it claims divine aid against Turks and links to Shah Safi’s reign, while notes on its weight, carriage, and a London Times letter cite Persia Society discussions and misreadings of the inscription.
A German rail transport weakness is blamed on repeated Allied air attacks. The Coblenz Namur line suffered major disruptions, blocking military trains for days during critical moments of Foch's offensive.
The article notes New Zealand butter is cheaper for Pacific coast and Prairie demand than Montreal supply due to storage, shipping, and duty offsets. It highlights the English influenced preferences for low salt butter, and claims New Zealand butter dominates Canadian markets for its fresh, grassy flavor and steady ocean transit.
A small daughter of the house approaches the puppy Arad who is sulking after punishment. She counsels him to be good first, saying she has endured it all and knows. This brief domestic vignette reflects a child's practical moralizing.
An onyx seal used by George Washington to sign the Declaration of Independence in 1776 remains outside the Washington archives. Washington kept the private seal, later passing it through family lines until it reached the Comtesse d Hautpoul, who presented it to Mr. Sharp the U S ambassador in Paris as a national heirloom.
Baltimore woman recalls lingering organic troubles and declares Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound helped her avoid surgery. She warns others facing operation to consider the remedy, noting prior treatments offered only temporary relief.
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