Rivers Gazette Rates and Publication Details
The Rivers Gazette a security class mail authorized weekly from Ottawa publishes subscription rates. The Gazette Office Rivers Manitoba lists $2.00 per year in Canada and $2.50 elsewhere payable in advance. Edited by G. Fl. Barker, established July 1908 by T. W. Offen.
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Post Office Department
Ottawa
T. W. Offen
Gazette Office
Main Street
Rivers
Manitoba
Canada
Links of Steel And Canada’s Railways Unite a Nation
A nostalgic reflection on how railways shaped Canada from coast to coast and their role in unifying the dominion. The piece recalls Donal d Smith driving the last spike, the 1885 Craigellachie moment, and how freight trains connected prairie settlement to eastern ports, aiding wartime and postwar recovery. Train whistles symbolize resilience and national strength.
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Donald Smith
Lord Strathcona
Canadian Pacific Railway
Craigellachie
Rockies
British Columbia
The
Prairies
Canada
Europe
St. Lawrence
Seaboard
Britain
Dominion
Winnipeg
Exchequer Court of Canada
Romance of Canada's past and future recalled
A brief caption reflecting on the enduring romance of Canada’s history and the hopeful outlook for its coming era, invoking national sentiment and progress.
Why of it on newsprint price hikes and notices
The piece notes multiple price rises for newsprint since The Gazett changed hands, causing expired subscriptions and second notices. It cites doubled costs over three years, warns readers about unpaid copies, and argues against the old cuff pricing while urging continued service amid rising production expenses.
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Gazett
State aid and tax policy shape community wealth
The article argues that social programs like baby bonuses are meaningless without real wealth creation. It cautions that income tax and credit cutting incentives affect production and public welfare, urging policies that sustain work and investment. A separate note notes beauticians and hair care trends alongside barber shops adapting to home kits and evolving tools.
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Hamilton Spectator
Emperor Hirohito turns author and publisher
Newsweek reports Emperor Hirohito has authored a 60 page color illustrated book on umiushi sea cows from Sagami Bay where he maintains a summer villa. The work draws on twenty years of marine biology research and may be translated into English after Japanese publication.
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Newsweek
Emperor Hirohito
Sagami Bay
Lamentations Verse Remembers Mercy and Compassion
A brief meditation cites Lamentations 3 22 noting that it is of the Lord's mercies that we are not consumed and that his compassions fail not, offering solace through enduring divine mercy.
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St. Catherines
Michael
Hollywood
Professional guidance urged for dieting and health
Physicians warn weight loss should be guided by experts to avoid health harm and ensure essential body needs. Self imposed diets weaken the body without shedding much excess weight, a doctor can advise on safe pace and permissible foods.
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Kitchener-Waterloo
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