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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 21, 1921

Page

2

Millionaire seeks plan for his fortune after spending ends

Stanley G. Felton, a wealthy bachelor, debates with his lawyer Ned about the fate of his twenty million after he exhausts it. He rejects charity, contemplates endowing a college, and ponders how to give his money a heart beyond mere giving.

Ned Stanley Stanley G. Felton Fulton Bixby Gothin Illionaire Tom Harry Abd Shas Scott Marster Dad Stanley G. Fulton Creet Hillerton John Smith Fulion

Money and kinship schemes stir ethical tests

A tale unfolds where money tests morals as a man plans to observe East Coast cousins for a potential heir. The lawyer warns, while the protagonist adopts the alias John Smith to shadow relatives and weigh their worth before any windfall.

All the World's a School in the school community

Detroit News notes the school mirrors the larger community where students practice civic roles. Pupils refrain from disruptive acts to aid school work and undertake constructive actions to improve school effectiveness, qualifying as public spirited citizens for later life.

Detroit News

Fashions Shaped by Trade Conditions Across Eras

Garments adapt to economic cycles as styles linger longer in dull times and quicken in prosperity. The trend reflects broader market conditions influencing dress norms and consumer buying patterns.

New Post Parcel Rates Implemented Across Regions

The garcel in Saskatche wan announces new parcel rates effective immediately. Within 28 miles of mailing points rates vary by weight from 1 to 10 pounds, with different charges in adjacent provinces and across Manitoba Alberta Ontario Quebec Yukon and maritime provinces.

Garcel Saskatchewan Manitoba Alberta Ontario British Columbia Quebec Yukon Maritime Provinces

Canadian Pacific announces immigration notice for tourists

The Department of Immigration and Colonization states that bona fide tourists traveling between the United States and Canada may enter and leave without passports. Immigrants from Germany Austria Hungary Bulgaria or Turkey are barred, while tourists from those nations are not.

Canadian Pacific Railway Department of Immigration and Colonization Dominion United States Canada Germany Austria Hungary Bulgaria Turkey

Compressed Wheat Idea From England Sparks Conservation Talk

An English proposal suggests crushing and grinding wheat, then softening with superheated steam and compressing into hard blocks for storage. When needed, simple crushing would convert it to flour. The piece urges loyalty to Canadian goods and local support by citizens.

England Scientific American

Too Old Mr Baggs Miss Smythe Engagement Notice

The excerpt shows a social scene where a mother remarks on an engagement involving her son and Miss Smythe. The steno confirms prior acquaintance and a preference for another person named Harold. The passage conveys family tension and romantic entanglement in a light, dialogue-driven style.

Mr. Baggs Miss Smythe Harold

The Sacred Way Memorial Road Proposed in France

A memorial roadway named The Sacred Way is proposed to honor obscure soldiers of all nations who died in the Great War. The route runs from Bar-le-Duc to Verdun and is said to have supplied the Verdun front with food guns and munitions as the victorious route.

France Bar-le-Duc Verdun

Origins of Toasts Through History

A concise account traces to ancient Greece and Rome at feasts, where guests bowed to Bacchus and poured wine as a propitiary gesture. Emperors and wealthy individuals received similar honors, helping establish toasting traditions and later shifting from ritual pouring to drinking the liquor.

Bacchus

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