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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 17, 1919

Page

6

Peace Day Address in Canada Looks Toward A United Dream

Lt-Col Parney of the Great War Veterans of Canada spoke at a Vancouver luncheon urging Canadians to unite as the land of their dreams. He praised veterans and all Canadians for sacrifices, calling for national harmony, reduced sectarianism, and wise use of resources to make Canada a global peer. He emphasized equality, liberty, and a shared future beyond war, with insistence on service and patriotism among all citizens.

Vancouver Parney Dominion Great War ‘Veterans of ‘Canada G.W.V.A Canada Andda Nastaire all_ m msn Jaime Heira

Canadian Education Drive Urges Immigrant Community Unity

Governments of three prairie provinces push to raise education standards and aid non English speaking settlers. Public spirit is urged to support a movement to foster community unity, reduce friction, welcome newcomers, and promote duties alongside rights. Peace Day on July 19 calls Canadians to honor veterans and renew reconstruction and regeneration efforts.

Prairie Canada

Farmer paints barn with jail-like disguise

Farner Jim Smith repeats odd wartime learning from Haard's Dairyman. He paints his barn a battleship grey and marks a fake window with black stripes at fifty feet to fool passersby into thinking it is a county jail. Neighbors question the strange method.

Smith Jim Cammyfage

Genuine Bayer Aspirin Identified by Bayer Cross Mark

The ad urges readers to use only Bayer Tablets of Aspirin marked with the Bayer Cross and warns that unmarked tablets are acid imitations. It claims Bayer is Canadian owned, lists uses from pain to neuritis, and notes box sizes and a Canadian trademark.

Canada Bayer

Bolshevism Fails in Russia Aims to Restore Prosperity

Daily Express notes that Bolshevism has failed as nationalized industries falter and workers grow weary. The piece argues for restoration of Russia with foreign aid and signals urgency to overturn the creed before it's too late, praising potential revival yet shadowed by ongoing upheaval.

Russia Sagital Tiguay Daily Express

Dr Williams Pink Pills Promise New Blood and Energy

A testimonial claims nervous weakness in mothers improves with Dr Williams Pink Pills. Mrs. Harry P. Snider of Wilton Ont details severe postnatal weariness, relief after using multiple boxes, and recommends the pills to others. Available from medicine dealers or by mail at six boxes for 50 cents per box, Brockville Ont.

Dr. Williams

Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Promises Child Health

The advertisement asserts worms in children cause convulsions and death if untreated. It promotes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a remedy to protect children from distressing afflictions, framing the product as a safety measure for families.

Buried Hatchet at English Camp Ceremony in San Juan Island

Four hundred Masons from Victoria, Friday Harbor, and Bellingham buried a hatchet at English Camp San Juan Island to symbolize peace between Britain and the United States. A white dove staff rose above as flags and national anthems accompanied the ceremony.

Bellingham Victoria B.C Friday Harbor America Canada

Irrigation District Proposed for Alberta Area Near Cardston

Farmers near Cardston 12 miles west seek to divert Belly River water to the Blood Reserve tip to water about 30 000 acres across townships. No surveys yet. Commissioner Peters lacks funds but petitions for an Alberta Irrigation District have been filed. If surveys finish this year the district could award ditch contracts next spring. Much land is owned by the Mormon church.

Mormon Church

Purchase British Dirigible Would Aid US Shipbuilding

Henry Woodhouse of the Aero Club of America urged purchasing or using the British airships R-34 or R-33 as working models for American dirigible construction. He said army and naval experts favored the plan, to train personnel and develop larger airships in the United States.

New York United States Henry Woodhouse The Aero Club of America

Teddy Lost the Bear and Galactic Corn Remedies

A miscellany of short items note Putnam’s Corn Extractor advertised for corn cure, a German emperor joke about sawing logs with one arm, wartime dispatch quips, and a Yukon sulphur rain report. Also mentions Minard’s Liniment as a home remedy and a sprained ankle recovery tale.

Amerongen Holland Buffalo Express

Vorwärts Denounces Peace Treaty as Scrap of Paper

Berlin Vorwaerts calls the peace treaty a scrap of paper, saying extortionate pressure renders its signature worthless and that treaties based on violence last only while force exists. Kreuz Zeitung counters by urging resistance to a crushed Prussian spirit.

Vorwaerts Berlin Berlin Vorwaerts Vorwaerts Kreuz Zeitung Germania

Calgary Police Chief Cuddy Named Alberta Provincial Chief

Edmonton reports Chief Alfred Cuddy of the Calgary police to head the reorganized Alberta provincial police. The force shifts from a commission to direct control under the attorney-general's department. Cuddy has served eight years in Calgary, and his departure will be a serious loss for the city.

Calgary Edmonton Alfred Cuddy Calgary Police Provincial Police of Alberta Cuddy Attorney-General’s Department

Unemployed Rate in Canada Unions Drops in May

The May Labor Gazette from Ottawa shows unemployment among trade union members at 4.38 percent, down from 5.62 percent in April. A quirky exchange about Wyoming poker humor appears in the same clipped entry, illustrating light local color amid the data.

Canada Ottawa Labor Gazette Department of Labor

The Wettest Places on Earth and Sea Variations

The Pacific seabed lies six miles down but the wettest area is Cherra Punji in Assam India where annual rainfall averages 58 inches with 300 inches in summer. A daily summer average of three inches may rise to over 30 inches per day for five consecutive days totaling about 150 inches in 120 hours.

Pacific Ocean Cherra Punjl Asgam India

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