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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 29, 1920

Page

2

League of Nations and Versailles Peace Treaty Overview

The article discusses the Treaty of Versailles and the League of Nations, noting U S nonmembership due to politics and the goal of international cooperation. It explains aims to preserve peace, prevent a German return to power by excluding former敵 allies, and the need for sincere adherence to League principles. It highlights postwar challenges and the labor movement’s role in shaping a new world order.

Scapa View Vessailies J of Nations Brisa Geranary Germany League United States Senate League of Nations League of 3 Meniat National Labor Organization Bet A Paris Siers fMfmont

Old Political Ties Shake In a Time of Unrest

The piece discusses tensions in party politics as voters feel unsettled amid widespread crime and violence. It calls for unity among parties and labor to overcome sorrow and move forward in concerted effort.

Cis Pipstan

Bromo Quin ine Card Promises Flu Prevention

Advertises a tablet product labeled Bromo Quinine with E W Grove signature on the box. Claims influenza prevention and grip relief for 30 cents.

E.W. Grove

Winter Courses For Farmers' Sons At Regina College

The Regina College winter course for sons of Saskatchewan farmers attracts many applicants. In the first week 65 young men have registered, and interest exceeds previous years. The program emphasizes practical farming skills and discipline for participants.

Farmers Regina College For Sons of Saskatchewan

Lumber Buyers Turn Attention to British Columbia Mills

The Boston Transcript reports lumber brokers from New York led by A. H. Pareell have been in Vancouver for three weeks seeking deals with Canadian mills. They aim to place large orders as eastern buyers look to Canadian supply amid steady demand for timber products.

Wisheréton Oregon Mills Canada A. H. Pareell New York Fru Vancouver

Tug Lather Gfe coffer ie colee can dito

The readable fragments mention a tug and a collector action but lack clear names places dates or outcomes. The text presents partial phrases without coherent event details or identifiable entities to anchor a factual summary.

Tug Lather Gfe

Toronto reader hails Dr Williams pink pills in health restore

A Toronto reader recounts severe weakness and fatigue improving after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He describes weight loss, fainting spells, and recovery after medical failure, claiming renewed strength and return to work. The testimonial advises purchasing from Brockville Ontario suppliers.

Dr. Mills William Devine Jieeward Street East Toronto Willams Wink

Fragmented Courier Journal Quote on Fresh Air Value

A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal quotes a dialogue about seeking fresh air and the doubt over pursuing it further. The exchange hints at dissatisfaction or reluctance to continue the search for relief or novelty.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Had It In Mind Ethel and Father Discuss a Test

Ethel tells her father they are speaking of a metest as mentioned in Pearson's Weekly. The exchange hints at a planned examination or editorial note referenced in the periodical.

Ethel Papa Pearson's Weekly

Is Your Wife Bad Tempered Corns Pain Relief Ad

An old advertisement touts Put s Corn Extractor claiming instant relief for corns and pain. It urges buyers to insist on Paotuains Extracts and to purchase at all dealers, presenting the product as a solution for corn discomfort.

Elephants in Wing Timber Work Replace Logs and Aid Navigation

Elephants serve as skilled workers in Wing timber, pulling logs from jams and guiding stranded limbs back into water. Elephant drivers operate in shallow water, using trunks to breathe and steer as they maneuver between banks. Their agility helps prevent jams and expedites timber flows along the current.

Hidden Hot Springs Powering Western Towns

The article describes natural hot springs across the western United States as a potential heat source for towns. It notes rising coal and oil costs and the discovery of warm underground waters near Nevada, Oregon, and Wyoming. It mentions mines and water bubbling to the surface as evidence of geothermal heat.

America Sletsi Yoserute Nevadaland Vie City Vie City, Nevadeo

Minards Liniment Cures Diphtheria and War Prison Labor

The article notes Minards Liniment curing diphtheria and reports repatriation of German prisoners from farms. It states about 200 agricultural camps closed and German contributions to British farming ending. wartime labor began in 1917 with prisoners aiding county agricultural committees.

Cernan Cerman Thesr Taviary Cridutis

Rheumatism Relief Claim for Stoan’s Nimeat

Advertises Stoan’s Nimeat as a remedy for rheumatic aches and neuritis with muscle soreness and joint stiffness caused by weather exposure. Promotes soothing, refreshing action and quick relief, priced 70 cents to 1.40 dollars, made in Canada.

Stoan Canada

Servile State Bolshevism Developing a State With No Precedent

The Westminster Gazette notes Bolshevism in Russia pushes toward a servile state with total control of industry and government. It claims forced labor, compulsory service, and strict worker discipline expand state power beyond any government. The Toronto Globe adds a summer girl joke and a remark on love.

Halsohute Westminster Gazetté Russia The Toronto Globe

Canadian Army Back in Civil Life Repatriation totals and land settlement uptake

After the armistice 272 837 officers and men have been repatriated from overseas with 65 1600 demobilized and returned to civilian life. In total about 338 000 members of the Canadian expeditionary force have been turned back to civilian occupations. Of 538 000 retired officers and men 44 278 have applied to the land settlement board for certificates to take up land under the Soldier Settlement Act. Applications approved by year end reached 33 496 as boards handle inquiries and assist ex service men seeking loans and land. A spring land rush is expected as Indian and forest reserves open for entry. A separate note references Morocco and etiquette in relation to a wife or wives.

Joverstas Canada Canadian Expeditionary Force oMivers Lutsier Settlement Board

Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills Promoted Against Influenza Aftermath

A Canadian promotion urges Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills to fortify the system after influenza outbreaks. Customer Mrs C C Pahner of Keppel Sask testifies the pills helped recover heart and nerve weakness post illness. Price listed per box.

Canada Milburn C. C. Pahner Keppel, Sask T. Milburn Co., Limited Torronta, Ont

Jutland Casualties Named by Surgeon Rear Admiral Till

Surgeon Rear Admiral Sir Robert Till reports Jutland losses at 6014 killed and 674 wounded from a Grand Fleet total of 60 000. Casualties run about 11 percent with 10 percent killed, highlighting the high lethality of modern naval combat as the Lion suffered 95 killed and 51 wounded in heavy engagement.

Robert Till Jutland Grand Fleet

Calgary Building Permits Totals Reach Over Two Million

Calgary Alberta reported building permits issued in 1919 totaled 2 211 110 dollars, up from 1 196 800 in 1918. The three year trend shows permits nearly doubling each year, with strong growth continuing from prior periods.

Calgary Alberta

Colossus contrasts and giant statues described

The piece compares the Colossus of Rhodes and the Statue of Liberty in height and fame, notes a forthcoming Japanese statue planned to be 240 feet long, and ends with a brief whimsical line about a wise woman and her husband.

Rhodes New York H Harbor Taegu Burma Jim

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