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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 21, 1927

Page

3

Abbie Moore and Helmi Begin Adoption Plot

Miss Abbie Moore considers adopting Helmi, a hard luck girl, while Molly Kenny weighs references. Abbie tours Helmi’s life at Chestnut Street home, noting the refined, orderly world she plans to offer and Helmi’s growing interest in fashion and appearance.

Abbie Sue Abe Abigail J. Moore Helmi Jasper Telvis Ming Abbie Miss Abbiy Maggie Kenny Milas Abbie Inna Saint Paul Amart Will Met Lanail Magele Miss Abble Margaret Kenny Tta Comers Gotrs

Two Women Suffer Relief After Lydia E Pinkham Use

Mrs J J Gouncuamy of St Adolphe Manitoba reports severe pain during menses with right side and downward pain. After reading a newspaper recommendation she used Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and notes reduced pains and improved health.

St Adolphe Manitobs Saab Lydia Pinkham Mra J. J. Gouncuamy St. Adolpha Manitoba

Japan’s Yamato dynasty the longest living royal line

The article notes the Japanese imperial line claims 2,500 years of continuity. Yoshibito is the 123rd ruler of the Yamato house, tracing direct descent to Jimmu Tenno who founded the royal line in 660 B C. It compares Japan’s longevity to other world dynasties and calls the claim unique.

Mparor Yoshijito Japan Timu Tenn Yoshibite

Beet price boost adds fifty cents per ton for 1926 deliveries

Canadian Sugar Factories at Raymond Alberta announces 50 cents more per ton for beets delivered in 1926. George Wood says the raise will distribute about 20000 in the beet area and lift growers' receipts to 7.55 per ton, marking a 125 increase over the 198b price. He cites higher sugar content and prices as the reason. The White House plot was bought for 1600 and is now valued at 16560000.

Ipie Abbie Helen Helmal Drésees Helmi Miss Abbie Alisa Abbie George Wood Zeymond Alberta Wood

Garden Pathways Transform Small Gardens into Grand Designs

Charles Wellford Leavitt argues in Arts and Decoration Magariar that thoughtful winding paths can enlarge a tiny estate, creating intimate enclaves and grand vistas. Paths redirect attention, invite exploration, and act as arteries that guide movement and curiosity through the garden.

Charles Wellford Leavitt Fonto

A Musical Education Warns Against Overbearing Parents

The Musical Observer cites Nancy Armstrong advising that many budding musicians fail by age nine due to parental overinvolvement and lack of supervision. She notes best readers come from homes with minimal musical training by mothers or governesses and warns against teaching by imitation without note reading to foster proper technique and reading skills.

Tose Nancy Armstrong the Musical Observer Miss Armstrong

Newspapers Build Liberal Minds for Lifelong Learning

The text argues newspapers as essential reading for adults and children learning to read, claiming they cultivate discernment, critical thinking, and awareness of history, science, and the art of living according to Cleveland Plato Dealon.

Cleveland

Tragedy Strikes Irish Music Hall Hyena Dies

A touring troupe of performing animals faced a fatal mishap when the hyena died just before a show. The trainer hesitated to report to the volatile proprietor who demanded readiness moments before curtain call.

Mike

Largest Basket Exhibition Draws New York Visitor

The biggest basket ever made was shown in New York. After tunnel dimensions were finalized, the giant basket traveled across the country on a flat car.

New York

Plants Feel No Divide Between Plant and Animal Life

Sir Jagadis Chunder Hosse’s experiments claim plants share a nervous system and heart like animals, reacting to stimuli with mood shifts and healing, using an electrical probe to record sap movement, challenging views on life unity and earning pioneer status. notes also praise Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for healing properties and wide use.

Jagadis Chunder Hose India Wuewer Sir Jagadis Feld Due Do

Canada Auto Industry Output Rises in 1926 Figures

Total Canadian motor car production in 1926 reached 204,727, up 26 percent from 1925, and 56 percent above 1924. The year saw 154,061 passenger cars, 39,440 trucks, and 20,22 chassis, valued at 122,620,537, with parts manufacturing bringing the total to 133,598,456 compared with 310,825,388 in 1925 and 58,480,417 in 1924.

Canada

Frontiers in Flight and Home Remedies Highlighted

A note on cooling sunburn with a bicarbonate paste cites quick relief as moisture dries. Germany is described as leading global commercial aviation with a single company surpassing France's total. In the Colorado Desert near the Salton Sea pumps heat to power steam for poultices. Minard's Liniment is mentioned for earache.

Salton Sea Colorado ‘Desert Tve Hoter Rad

Little Helps For This Week

A short poetic excerpt reflects on moral guidance and restraint. The text cites Thegs and William Sawyer while invoking Thoreau's idea that goodness endures and inspires, urging readers to heed simple words and avoid pride.

Govud Wiliam Sawyer Henry David Thoreau

Red Hot July Days Hard on the Baby

Summer heat threatens infants with diarrhoea dysentery and cholera infantum. Mothers should guard against these illnesses and use Baby's Own Tablets from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont. Sold at 26 cents a box by dealers or mail.

Dr. Williams’ Medicine. Co Brockville Ont

Ulster runs agricultural training school for Canada bound boys

Ulster government has set up an agricultural training school at Richill for boys aged 14 to 17 to prepare for Canadian farms. Training and placement arrangements were arranged with Col J M Bennet and Rev Maxwell aiding the project amid unemployment concerns in Northern Ireland.

Ulster RK. Maxwell Ligontel Northern Ireland England Richill Farma Canada Maxwell J. 3. Bennis Department of Colonization and Development Canadian Pacific Railway

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Missi Abbie J. Moore Chestnut Street Misa Abbie Sandus Mae Mary Thia Mies Abble Wellington Wadher Waterloo Helmi Mon Elmwood Taronto Tracre White House Itme Chee T. F. McGregor McLennan Alta T. Milan Co., Limited Cub Casada Fred J. Whitlow & Co. Limited Aca Dr. Thomas Germany France Minard Johnny Minard’s Inard Mera Rench Remedy Mr Binies Bisd Mem
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