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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 15, 1925

Page

5

World Edge Letter From Arctic Reaches Owner After Four Years

A letter mailed by Arctic explorer Ronwid Amundsen four years ago to a Minneapolis friend survived ice and snow then was found by Russians last summer. The parcel details Hiskimo carrera and dog teams, perished from cold and famine, and was sent to Amundsen’s Norway home where his brother forwarded it to Minneapolis.

Arctic Ronwid Amundsen Minneapolis Asvundgen Norway Leon Fvsto

California Fig Syrup Harmless Laxative Ad

A vintage ad touts California Fig Syrup as a harmless laxative for children and adults. It claims it cleanses the liver and bowels without griping, contains no narcotics, and warns against counterfeit bottles while noting widespread newspaper publication.

California

Fragmented Note Reflects Family Distress and Ads

A garbled message references a mother caretaker, a baby, work, and medical or tax concerns. It mentions a letter from Jemford in Nova Scotia and hints at a public or advertised remedy or sale. The readable parts point to personal distress and unclear advertisements.

Baby Caine Guerce Jemford Ord N.S

Fragmented notes mix politics and exploration

A garbled 1924 clipping mentions figures and events from Canada and the United States, including a request to hand over national leaders, a polar expedition aboard the Bedwein, a Manitoba Saskatchewan tax appeal, U S nonrecognition policy toward Soviet Russia, a Belgian deportation case, and a call for renewed federal road grants totaling 20 9 million.

Greenland Bedwein Coolidge A.B. Madsen K.C Manitoba Supreme Court of Canada Government of Saskatchewan United States Russia Senate Senator Lodge Massachusetts Foreign Relations Committee Germany Robert Borden League of Nations Society of Canada Elthy Root Sir Robert Canadian Good Roads Association

Diamond Dream Dye Promises Perfect Home Color

Promises of guaranteed hair dye results with a Diamond Dream product. Claims include easy use for first timers and multiple color options. Mentions three actions per package and guarantees color outcomes for all users.

Becagaa

More Anglo-Saxon Blood in America Than Britain

The 1920 U S census shows 65 million people of British origin in the United States versus 38 million in Great Britain including England Scotland and Wales. A wartime traveler argued Americans are as pure Anglo-Saxon as any British soldier.

United States British Isles England Scotland Australia South Africa United States of America France Britain Ihab USA Great Britain Englanol Wales

Cambridge editors abridge Bible for schools

Cambridge Emwer th prepares an abridged Bible for edicols readers. The edition removes passages unsuitable for children and will be about two thirds the size of the authorized Scriptures.

Cambridge Emwerth

Women find relief with Dr Williams Pink Pills claim

A Canadian reader from Markdale Ontario details how Dr Williams Pink Pills improved her nervous exhaustion headaches and poor appetite after four years of weakness. The letter praises weight gain and renewed energy, urging others to try the medicine from Brockville. Also noted is Canadian Pacific Railway grain marketing reaching records with 200 million bushels, and 116.23 grain cars loaded.

Dr. Williams Bec Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville, Ont Canadian Pacific Railways

Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills praised by Sask woman

Miss Jessie Peterson of Zealandia Sask says she was weak hearted and nervous for three years. After using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills she reports relief after five boxes and highly recommends them to others with heart or nervous issues. The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto offers the pills at 0o a box by mail or at dealers.

Jessie Peterson Zealandia Sask Milburn

Price of Bread and Wheat Costs During War Time

The Department of Agriculture notes wartime bread consumption and costs. Wheat in a barrel sold for 4.43 dollars in 92, price rose to 68.9, while flour per barrel rose from 10.40 to 18.30. Farmers receive under three dollars per barrel of flour, restaurant customers pay two slices of bread for a nickel while flour costs 75 dollars per barrel.

Department of Agriculture

Fragmentary Motto from Abra ham Tincols Note

Fragmentary OCR style text with odd phrasing about work intentions and moving locations. Includes a quoted line about preferring the current place and difficulty in finding work. Ends with a garbled reference to “Abra ham Tincols” and a stray line about “glumimified apes of ancient.”

Abraham Tincols

Was It a Proposal Or Practical Sentiment Scene

A dialogue contrasts sentiment and practicality as a woman longs for mending a broken heart and a man jokes about spiking. The text shifts to a note on Ta cited States trade with British colonies and dependences doubling since the war, while a rebuke to offering suggestions in a driving scenario appears.

Moses Shepherd to Leader The Quiet Years Shape a Great Calling

A devotional lesson on Moses in Midian. Forty years as a shepherd forge inner strength and patience, shaping a fearless life through solitude. The text links Horeb, the burning bush, and divine initiation to God’s purposes, urging attentive, humble readiness.

Moses Jethro Midian Lfe Moses Jed Wildderness Sion Horeb God Tial Barth Giltle

Military training in Ontario schools advocated for discipline and public service

The Ottawa Journal argues military training in schools fosters discipline and self-control, benefits boys’ health through exercise, and may prepare them to aid in emergencies where ordinary police forces are insufficient.

Ontario The Ottawa Journal

Dr Thomas Eelectric Oil Promises Fast Relief for Children

The ad touts Dr Thomas Eelectric Oil as a trusted remedy for croup sore throat chest and rheumatic pains. It claims the product reduces inflammation loosens phlegm and speeds relief for croupy children and general aches and injuries. It features a joke about a child and a breakfast eggs punchline.

Thoms Thomas

Smug Satisfaction as Obstacle to Secret Progress

A fragment notes that self satisfaction and comfortable conditions hinder unseen advancement. The passage hints at a critical mindset, contrasting awareness with complacency, urging vigilance against internal barriers to progress.

The Cynical Bachelor Observes a Nonmarrying Fellow

The Cynical Bachelor says the man who vows not to marry is a coward in a sharp, skeptical remark highlighting a biting social critique.

Royal Bank of Canada reports fifty million deposits rise

The Royal Bank of Canada forwards a fiscal year statement ending November 30 reporting a $50,000,000 gain in deposits and strong liquidity. Total assets reach $538,358,554 with liquid assets $233,125,474 and cash $81,604,539, while current income and dividends support continued expansion and earnings of $2,909,316.

Royal Bank of Canada Naquid Princi Pal Dominion Jenna Atasite Worine Nota

Dr Thomas Electric Oil lauded for healing powers

The advertisement touts Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a powerful remedy with six essential oils. It claims rapid pain relief and widespread health benefits, noting testimonials of wealth from use and praising its value beyond price. A Maine crime report fragment is referenced about a man killed after being struck by a train and a jail sentence scene appears in unrelated text.

Thomas Maine

Lumber for the Orient Moves to Japan and Australia

About 50 million feet of lumber are booked for January and February by B C saw mills for Japanese trade and roughly 7 million feet for Australia. Cedar fir and hemlock logs are in strong demand as Japan seeks supply, with many ships carrying deck logs bound for the Orient.

Orient B.C Australia Japan

Not satisfied to meet trouble half way in debts

The speaker notes impatience when others owe you money and reflects on the temptation to take full action to settle accounts.

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