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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 26, 1922

Page

2

Misis Maggie Uncovers a Hidden Love Plot

In a tense parlor scene, Mr. Smith reveals he orchestrated Mellicent’s affairs to shield others, sparking shock from Miss Maggie who realizes his plan favored Mellicent’s happiness over Pennock and Gaylord. The confession changes their dynamics as he contemplates his own feelings and the consequences.

Sanith Misa Mangie Arein Miss Maggie Mr. Smith Pennock Gaylord Gray Mr. Gray Minx Maggie Mellicent Miss' Maggie Miss ‘Maggie Miss Magele Donald Myr. Smith Gsuglty Blaisdell Miss Maggis Abe

Murmurs of a Love Triangle Disturb Maggie

Miss Maggie frets over rumors of Mellicent and Gray's romance while Mr. Smith distances himself. Gossip swirls as Harriet Jane and the Martin sisters weigh in, and Maggie watches Mr. Smith’s quiet, preoccupied behavior darken the holiday week.

Miss Maggie Mr. Smith Miss Mellicent Mellicent Young Gray Martin Jane Harriett Melicent Maggie

Uncertain plans for Miss Flora amid new home talk

In a faded dialogue fragment Mrs. Smith laments over Miss Flora and seeks advice. Mr. Smith expresses despair about contentment despite a new house and comforts as Miss Magele laughs then sighs. (To be continued)

Flora Mr. Smith Miss Magele

New Jersey Bans Poppy Beloved War Poppy Eradicated in New Jersey

The federal horticultural board orders the poppy blooms removed citing them as a nuisance. Poppies linked to World War I were planted after the war but experts warned they would overrun flora. The Buffalo Commercial notes sentiment outweighed by practical logic as the ban proceeds.

New Jersey Federal Horticultural Board Jersey France Flanders Colonel MacRae Flanders Fields Buffalo

Clear Eyed Balfour Sees No Peace Without US Britain Unity

The New York Tribune argues that peace and ordered liberty require close ties between Great Britain and the United States. Balfour warns that Britain and the United States must stand together or world harmony cannot be achieved, with other nations aiding only as partners.

Britain United States Balfour Great Britain White House Downing Street World Peace New York Tribune

French Interpreter Camerlynck Delights Washington Conference

The French interpreter Camerlynck dazzles attendees at the Arms Conference in Washington translating Briand’s address with precise English and matching tone. He follows the Premier’s gestures and conveys exact meaning, drawing wide admiration from those relying on him for proceedings. The issue also advertises January sale prices for the Acorn Tank Heater and Acorn Snow Melter. Approximately one yard of cloth can be made from one pound of sheep's wool.

Washington Camerlynck Engilahig M. Briand ACORN Metal Shingle & Siding Co., Ltd Winnipeg Saskatoon Calgary

Your Teeth and Taboo Laws in Dental Health

A dental health article argues that fear of dental work reflects greater toothache risk. It explains two causes of toothache pulp exposure and dead pulp with infection and bone pressure, warning that untreated teeth act as a poison focus to the bloodstream.

Match Factory Inc C The Kootenay Match Co Incorporation Nelson BC

Match Factory Inc C and The Kootenay Match Company plan incorporation in Nelson British Columbia with capital $150 000. A match factory will soon operate. machinery installed and patents applied for, with production expected to start shortly.

Match Factory Inc.c Kootenay Match Company Nelson B.C

Angus Leaders Enter Parliament From Manitoba Districts

In Portage la Prairie Manitoba Mr Harry Leader and in Dauphin constituency Mr J W Ward both Progressive candidates and Aberdeen Angus breeders will join the Federal House of Parliament. They bring practical farming and cattle industry experience to debates on agriculture fiscal policy and foreign markets with other breeders elected from various parties.

Harry Leader Portage la Prairie Manitoba Meighen Progressive Canadian Aberdeen Angus Association Dauphin J. W. Ward

Exploiting Manitoba Oil Two US Firms Readied for Work

Two large American oil companies began shipments of oil boring machinery to Manitoba and plan exploitation of a 45 mile north of Winnipeg field. Experts from both companies have visited Winnipeg and the ground to be worked for an extended period. Curtiss Awarded Invention Honor Court ruling declares Glen H Curtiss first to invent and operate a flying boat. The decision overturns Albert S Janin's patent claim. Herbert Spencer used spiral springs with pads to muffle city noise.

U.S Manitoba United States Winnipeg Curtiss United States Circuit Court of Appeals Glen H. Curtiss Albert S. Janin Staten Island Herbert Spencer

Duke of Abruza Village in Somaliland Gains Local Devotion

The Duke of Abruza, cousin of the Italian king, famed explorer and naval officer, is seen as a godlike figure by Somalis in Somaliland. He built a model Benadir village with schools and hospital, earning their reverence and a request to name the settlement Duke of Abruza Village. He raised 24 million lire for Somaliland development, then returned to Italy for more funds and railway and agricultural projects.

Abruazi Italy Fall Somaliland Hae Benadir Ab Rusa

Extraordinary Longevity of Thomas Parr the Agriculturist

An English agriculturist born in 1483 in Shropshire, Thomas Parr, reportedly worked in fields beyond his 130th birthday. He married again at 120 and fathered a large family. At 152 he drew the notice of Charles I, but living conditions led to his death. post mortem showed no signs of decay. A Parr grandson died in Shropshire at 120.

Thomas Parr Shropshire England Charles I Earl of Arundel

Local merchants urged to patronize and boost community

A call to support neighborhood businesses asks residents to shop locally to strengthen the town economy and foster community ties. The message emphasizes sustaining local jobs and small enterprises through regular patronage.

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