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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
2
A vintage kitchen note suggests many egg based options from egg in soup to a Spanish omelet and a five egg sponge cake. It advocates economical use of eggs, offering practical preparation steps and a simple luncheon idea with sponge cake.
An ad extols Catarrhhorone and Catarrhozone inhalers claiming to clear nasal passages and relieve catarrh, coughing and bronchitis. It touts a two month treatment for one dollar, with testimonials of dramatic recovery and improved breathing.
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Mrs Alexandra Scholfield of Toronto dies leaving 361000 dollars estate. She creates the Jack Scholfield Fund of 26000 dollars to aid permanently disabled soldiers for forty years, then to the Canadian Institute for the Blind. Two additional funds are set up for The Rest Farm and the Sarah Price Fund.
The Atchison Dairy Globe reports Atchison county farmers are selling farms and moving to Canada. George K. Cox sold his Deer Creek farm to start anew in Canada’s Battleford district recently opened by the Canadian Pacific Railroad. Jess Chatman will accompany him, with Dudley Chatman Wilbur Bunton and Will Kelly also taking farms in Battleford.
An advertisement touts Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills as a treatment for weak hearts and exhausted nerves among women burdened by housework. A testimonial from Mrs. Daniel Bezanson of Loganville cites relief after using six boxes, with the firm listing price and mail order options from The Milburn Co Limited in Toronto.
Report notes many Venice glass workers over forty lose sight due to extreme heat and glare from furnaces, leading to increasing blindness. The piece contrasts public loyalty with a call for consistent civic action amid wartime rhetoric.
The Macdonald tobacco dynasty, MW, Dc Macdonald Reg'd Inc, led by Howard and Walter Stewart, remains a five-person office business. It stands as Canada’s historic firm, founded 1858 by William Christopher Macdonald, whose legacy drives the firm despite modern advances. Rumors of a sale to Imperial Tobacco are false and illogical.
The notice urges farmers to keep Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a family remedy and to treat horses and cattle with colic. It claims the oil is a potent veterinary medicine and surpasses sweet oil as a substitute for equine and bovine colic treatments.
George H. Clarke, seed commissioner of the federal department of agriculture, elected president at Ottawa annual meeting. Dr. James W. Robertson becomes honorary president. Directors include George Dow of Gilbert Plains and Dr. Seager Wheeler of Rosthern. Also notes historic phonograph assessment by the French Academy of Sciences and old views on hair dye and life expectancy by European insurers.
About 3,000 tons of silver lead ore mined in the Mayo district Yukon will be shipped to Selby California for smelting. The governor in council has permit exports despite Interior Department rules requiring refinement in Canada. No Canadian smelters are currently ready to accept the shipment.
The excerpt touts Mother Graves' Worm Ex terminator as highly useful based on maternal experience. It notes it is against House of Commons tradition to play cards or billiards inside, urging members to stick to chess or draughts for indoor recreation.
An army of 100000 farm hands mobilizes in the middle western grain belt to reap wheat and other crops as prices rise and tariffs limit foreign competition. With wages near pre war levels and larger crops forecast by the agricultural department, farmers foresee a good year.
Experts say even a global downpour of all atmospheric moisture would cover the earth at most five inches deep. A town cannot grow without business, and supporting your local dealer aids the community.
Japan opens negotiations with the Netherlands government as a new oil trust plans to secure oil concessions in the Dutch East Indies. Aims to reduce dependence on the United States by expanding foreign sources and domestic fields. The trust will have 16 million dollars capitalization.
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