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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 14, 1927
Page
6
A reflective column extols outdoor living as a cure for nerves and disease. It promotes a utopian “University of Outdoors” where education, religion, and science flourish outside walls, urges barefoot work and sun exposure, and argues indoor life poisons body and spirit.
An early report describes an electric brake system that uses less current and aims to stop heavy vehicles quickly with minimal driver input. It also notes a fast electric wheel polishing method that shines surfaces automatically in three minutes, reducing accident risk.
Alberta farmer C. E. Menninger owns a pig born with two mouths and two tongues. The creature eats normally and resembles other swine in all but the extra mouth. Menninger jokes about feed demand as he notes the animal survives on standard fodder. He compares the pig’s condition to common animal ailments and mentions a home remedy.
Plans propose catapulting passengers from the deck of the Ile de France to seaplanes off the Grand Banks to fly to seaboard cities in the United States and Canada. The system would add air service to the liner as it continually crosses the Atlantic.
The British National Malaya’s Piehis Association appeals for funds and land to create football fields and cricket pitches for disadvantaged boys and girls in England. The King at his birthday placed two royal docks at Hampton Court for the project, while the Prince of Wales supports a broadcasting studio and wireless talk.
A health advices item touts a remedy claimed to relieve rheumatism and lumbago. The product promises immediate ease and comfort for sufferers, emphasizing fast results and strong relief.
Letter from F. Normand of Georgetown touts Nerviline as a reliable strong penetrating remedy for crippling rheumatic and lumbago pain. He claims it cleared his aching joints quickly and urges readers to try the 85cc bottle today for fast relief.
The Saskatchewan Dairy Association announces a four province inter provincial convention in Regina February 7 to 10 1928 at the Hotel Saskatchewan hosted by Saskatchewan dairy interests. A convention committee is organized and outside speakers are planned with education demonstrations. A new team judging contest will pit boys and girls from all four western provinces.
Mrs Wallace Pepper of Ainicue United RI No 8 recalls a severe dysentery episode last summer. She describes loss of appetite intense abdominal pain faintness and alarming passage of blood before seeking medical help and treatment.
A partial quotation praises a bowel complaint remedy as highly recommended though text is incomplete. The fragment mentions Toronto Ontario and a limited market presence, with unclear product or company names amid garbled OCR.
Nebraska Agricultural College reports a simple automatic plow device by F. Zybach of Grand Island Neb. The spoon shaped iron device attaches to a tractor and plows around field corners as the tractor travels, enabling the farmer to idle while the field is worked. Neighbors warned of runaway risk during early tests.
An ad recounts teens becoming pale and listless with headaches and breathlessness. It touts Williams Pink Pills as a direct tonic restoring deficient blood elements, urging use and noting testimonials from Miss Poroshyn in Bush and others. Anticipates strong demand as reindeer antlers move for export and Japanese plans to buy American dolls.
Dispatches from Moscow report a nationwide campaign led by the Soviet leadership resulting in the addition of sixty aeroplanes to the aerial forces. The move is tied to tensions with Chamberlain and reflects broader wartime mobilization across provincial cities.
French doctors press for universal vaccination of children after Albert Calmette and Pasteur Institute work on the BCG vaccine. Trials show about 1 percent mortality from tuberculosis among vaccinated 21 000 cases, versus higher rates in nonvaccinated groups. vaccine can be given in food, not by injection, amid public doubts.
Dr Morley Jull a native of Durford Ontario born August 26 1885 and educated at Ontario Agricultural College McGill University and the University of Wisconsin is named chairman of the United States national committee for the Worlds Poultry Congress to be held in Ottawa from July 27 to August 4 He has led the poultry department at Macdonald College and served in U S agricultural service since 1923 securing over two thousand official U S delegates and thousands more participants for the congress
A garbled report claims Adolph Goldberg, an rg candler for 20 years, saw an egg without a york at the Museum of Natural History in New York. It mentions asthma danger and a Dr 3.0. Relloge remedy with testimonials, plus motorists’ safety warnings about speed and crossing risks.
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