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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 24, 1919

Page

3

Memorial City Geopolis Proposed in Belgium by Inter Allied Commission

The inter allied commission favors founding an international city in Belgium named Geopolis as a permanent memorial site. Located on a neutralized sector of the front, it would serve as the League of Nations permanent seat. Mothers are urged to protect children from worms with Mother Graves Wort Exterminator.

Inter-Allied Commission Geopolis Brussels Belgium League of Nations

Minneapolis firm sells 40000 acres in Saskatchewan deal

The J. E. Martin Land company of Minneapolis moves 40 000 acres of Saskatchewan farm land at an average 40 an acre totaling 1 500 000 dollars. About 200 buyers travel from Minneapolis in a special train, the third land buyers train this season.

Regina Sask J. E. Martin Land Company of Minneapolis Snipe Lake District Saskatchewan

New Zealand Thanks America For Troop Ties

New Zealand expresses gratitude for American hospitality shown to its troops in the United States and for frontier camaraderie. Lieutenant Morton reports a warm reception after a lecturing tour in America. Wellington City Council sent appreciation to Panama and Colon officials for New Zealand soldiers passing through the canal. Australia also cabled thanks through the imperial government.

Auckland New Zealand United States Republic Dominion Morton America Wellington Panama Colon Canal Australia Panama Canal Administration

Westminster Lords Debates on Animal Protection Bill

In the House of Lords the measure making certain operations on horses dogs cats and bovines illegal without anaesthetics was read a second time and sent to a select committee. The year is seen as prosperous when many mortgages are raised.

Westminster England House of Lords Select Committee

Moving Pictures For Esquimos Trade Scheme In Arctic

Arctic expedition under Christian Leden sails with four companions to show Esquimos moving pictures of white life and win interest in a trade scheme. The auxiliary yacht carries lumber for houses and miscellaneous trade goods to exchange for gold copper and other minerals.

New York Esquimos Christian Leden Leden Explorer

Lemon Skin Whitener Recipe Promises Beauty Boost

A vintage beauty blurb extols lemon juice mixed with orchard white to create a quarter pint skin lotion for face neck arms and hands. It claims to remove freckles sallowness and tan while softening rough skin and is sold as an affordable spa remedy.

Canada Seeks Big Poultry Industry to Pay War Debt

Montreal reports F. C. Elford urges Canada to expand poultry. He cites 1,000,000 farms with 100,000,000 hens plus 10,000,000 in towns. At ten dozen eggs per hen, output could reach 1.1 billion dozen annually, worth about 660 million dollars at 60 cents a dozen, suggesting barnyard fowl could fund national needs.

Canada Montreal F. C. Elford Mr. Elford Uncle Sam United States

Winnipeg to Grow 50 Community Clubs in Coming Years

F C Middleton acting secretary of the Social Service Council predicts Winnipeg will have 50 community clubs in the next few years. The community movement is spreading across the city and country as the Winnipeg tie up underscores the need for united citizenship. Cannibals and politicians live off other people.

F. C. Middleton Social Service Council Winnipeg

Summer Complaints Kill Little Ones

Health advisory on treating infant illness during heat using Baby's Own Tablets. Promotes prevention for well children and relief for sudden troubles, cites government safety guarantee, and lists Brockville Ontario seller details. Includes an unrelated hotel waitstaff joke and an ad for Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil.

Dr. Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Germans Will Always Be Huns

Premier Massey denounces regeneration of Germans and predicts continued hostility after war. He argues German chemists may pursue new means of destruction and urges a decisive peace on German soil.

Vancouver B.C W. F. Massey New Zealand Massey

Catarrh Bronchitis Claim Inhaler Advertisement

An old advertisement touts Catarrh ozone inhaler as a cure for catarrh and bronchitis. It promises immediate relief by breathing through the inhaler, producing a vapor said to destroy germs and soothe sore nostrils and throat.

Britain’s Progress In Food Production

London report on Frederick Keeble’s Royal Institution address praising wartime gains in British food output. He notes allotments, fruit and vegetable cultivation, and army contributions, warning of future policy needs and urging continued productive farming in Britain. The piece includes a dated testimonial for a liniment from Isaac E. Mann.

London Eng Frederick Keeble Royal Institution Great Britain France Mesopotamia

Allied War Veteran Plan Sydney Inter empire soldiers join

The article notes Allied War Veteran plans in Sydney with talks of affiliation by organizers forming a society of allied war veterans from repatriated American soldiers. It mentions potential interempire soldiers association shaping before the allied veterans movement. It also includes a Toledo Ohio affidavit by Frank J Cheney pledging to pay $100 for catarrh cure with Hall's Catarrh Medicine, sworn December 6 1884.

Sydney New South Wales Returned Sailors’ and Soldiers Imperial League of Australia State of Ohio Toledo Tacar County Frank J. Cheney Frm F. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. W. Greason Cheney & Co

Joffre Given Precedence in France’s Victory Parade

France honors Marshal Joffre as the man who saved the nation when odds were heavy and the German advance seemed unstoppable. He rode ahead of Marshal Foch under the Arch of Triumph, a tribute to his early leadership in winning the war.

France Marshal Joffre Marshal Foch Joffre Winnipeg Free Press

Germany to Reduce Prices for Renovation Goods

Germany plans price cuts on renovation materials and related goods to ease living costs. Government officials say the move targets a broad range of items including building supplies and home improvements.

Saskatchewan offers breeding stock to farmers at cost

The Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture will supply farmers with breeding stock at first cost to promote mixed farming. Regina holds 24 pure bred bulls including Short horns Herefords Polled Herefords and Aberdeen Angus. Sires are available for cash or easy terms. last year 125 sold and this year expected 150 to 175.

Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture Regina

Britannia Rules the Air and Waves in 1939-20 Outputs

The New York Tribune notes Britain leads in aircraft appreciation since 1914 and plans for 1939 20 see civil aviation experiments funded at 15 million dollars and military naval joint service at 315 million dollars for a total air program of 330 million.

Cass New York Tribune Germany France Italy United States Great Britain Naval Joint Service Wawe Britannia

War Facts And Figures From Haig’s Last Dispatch

British army statistics show immense logistics from France with daily telegrams and rail capacity. Figures include 1 9 000 telegrams in one day, 3 400 letters by despatch riders, 23 000 daily telegrams on lines, 3 688 miles of rail, 1 800 trains weekly, and six week ration support for 800 000 civilians.

Douglas Haig France

Gold Find Reported at Copper Lake North of The Pas

J. P. Gordon reports a twenty by five thousand foot quartz dyke at Copper Lake containing gold. Values run nine to fourteen dollars per ton and a mild rush is under way as prospectors confirm the strike. Copper Lake lies east of the Flin Flon copper mines and recently yielded fish fossils.

Pas Copper Man Copper Lake J. P. Gordon Hudson Bay Railway Mer. Gordon Flinflon

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