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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 04, 1922
Page
2
Miss Flora and Mrs. Max discuss Frank planning a large journey to Yellowstone Park and Garden of the Gods, while Jane worries over funds. Frank prepares to travel with Donovan who bought the store, aiming to see the Park and California.
A fragmented narrative describes letters from Flora, Maggie, Jane, Frank, and others about travels near Niagara and New York. Miss Flora fears homesickness while Mrs. Moore enjoys Coney Island and Grant's Tomb, and a missing purse prompts a police stop, adding a note of comic peril to their adventures.
An old advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a nasal remedy that quickly relieves colds and related symptoms. It warns against substitutes and lists Montreal as the manufacturer with various sizes and prices. A separate vignette follows Miss Maggie and Mr. Smith through family events and September changes as the Blaisdells return.
In Chehalis Washington W B Pence an electrical expert shows a net monthly profit of 750 from his business He earned only 30 a week two years ago Pence credits his success to a spare time electric training program offered by L L Cooke chief engineer of the Chicago Engineering Works Pence claims the course can train men for high paying electrical positions to earn 3500 to 10000 yearly with home study plans
A fragment from a domestic scene shows Maggie noting a husband’s comfort from fortune while questioning future gains. She worries about Hattie pressing rich friends for a better position and more money to educate Fred Elizabeth and Benjamin, delaying the rest of a legacy.
The Montcalm, new liner of Canadian Pacific Steamships, sails from Liverpool to St John on January 18 on its maiden voyage. The geared turbine vessel with two funnels measures 566 feet by 70 feet and 5144 feet depth, carrying at least 520 cabin and 1650 third class passengers at 17 knots.
A vintage ad touts Freezone for instant corn relief. It promises painless removal of hard and soft corns or between the toes with a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents.
The Montreal Gazette notes the Jordan River, long revered in biblical tradition, could be harnessed for power by engineers while remaining sacred. It compares ancient sun worship and crocodile reverence to the potential for respectful commercial use of the waters.
An old advert promotes Cascarets as a thorough physic to cleanse sour foods from the stomach and remove intestinal poison. It claims the product will straighten you out by morning and references a ship bringing 800 living animals to Tilbury from Australia and New Guinea for zoos.
A trio of Claresholm Alberta miners near Hudson's Hope reports dredging tests on the Peace River country yielding dirt valued at least one dollar in gold per cable yard. With spring opening the syndicate plans large scale development. The Smith family reportedly numbers 14,000,000 members worldwide.
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