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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
6
Discussion describes symptoms of biliousness and suggests remedies and prevention. Mentions liver involvement and stomach distress as linked conditions. Includes a dated price reference of 24e per box and references a named source.
In a late night car ride through a developing city, Dave Elden and Clare Morrison seek entertainment after a theater. They discuss Edith Dunring and Bert Morrison as social tensions unfold, with hints of shared past sorrows shaping growing affection.
Readable fragments describe a vague social or cultural note about labor and joy, with no clear people places dates or events to identify. The text is garbled and does not present a specific action or outcome for a concise newspaper card.
An unclear OCR fragment hints at training issues or administrative actions. Names, dates, and exact roles are unreadable, but the text mentions steps, charges, and a representative providing information. The exact event and entities remain indiscernible.
Premier Martin announced a bill to aid seed grain relief for crop-failure districts. The plan would erode loan company burdens and have the province provide grain where necessary, with federal and municipal roles outlined for unpatented and patented lands.
Moose Jaw Livestock Packing Co. has handled 50 099 lbs of live poultry over recent weeks. The company, formed by ranchers and businessmen to finish poorly fed stock, built a dedicated heated poultry car to protect shipments from outside points.
It notes a Cincinnati man’s discovery named Freezone that promises to loosen and lift corns with a few drops. The product allegedly relieves soreness instantly and dries without inflaming surrounding tissue, with claimed health benefits and low cost.
The article argues that coal shortages heighten focus on world oil supply with a belief that Europe, Kashmir, and the Malay Archipelago form a connected petroleum belt. It notes Ra mathan Wells as major oil sites and cites Russia Caucasus Persian Indus valley deposits and Assam Barmah Sumatra as part of the supply network.
Government talks with experts aim to boost Arctic meat output by increasing musk ox, buffalo, reindeer herds. Airship demonstrations project Edmonton to Dawson routes in 36 days and patrols to Hudson Bay, Yukon, and Mackenzie valleys by Mounted Police.
A site at the north end of Black Bay on the Athabasca and Peace river confluence is chosen for a new fishery and cannery by MackKeneir Fisheries Ltd with headquarters in Calgary. The plan calls for a six ton per day plant expandable as transport improves. Also, Wallace Shipyards of North Vancouver wins Dominion contracts to build two steel steamers of 8350 deadweight tons.
A proposal discussed by Canadian veterans calls for an inter imperial organization uniting soldiers and sailors from Canada Britain South Africa and other dominions. The plan envisions a conference at Capstows to select representatives and establish a cooperative body for postwar aims.
An old advertisement promotes Catarrhozone as a cure for coughs catarrh and bronchitis. It describes inhalation therapy, a balsamic vapor reaching the throat and lungs, and asserts rapid relief versus syrup medicines. Available in large and small sizes from The Catarrhozone Co. Kingston Canada.
The London Daily Express reports strong feeling among women about tighter Canadian immigration laws. It notes opposition to stricter inspection and guardianship requirements, with calls that the imperial and Canadian governments align in protecting both nations and the immigrants. Some older communities face upheaval as reforms take effect.
The Royal North West Mounted Police faces centralization under a governor general and expansion to 1800 members. A new post opens at Barnard Harbor Coronation Gulf as Ottawa weighs extending RCMP jurisdiction eastward and using aircraft to patrol the northern frontier. Potential duties include customs enforcement and inland revenue, with crews assigned to curb illicit liquor stills in the Dominion.
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