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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 24, 1924

Page

2

Wheat Prospects Brighten for Western Canada Market

The article notes brighter 1924 wheat prospects for Western Canada driven by higher prices, larger and better crops, and improved marketing through pool plans in Saskatchewan. It cites supply shifts from Argentina and the United States, Canada’s growing export role via Vancouver, and expected vessel traffic increases. Prices in Liverpool and Chicago strengthen as demand grows and farmers plan for improved profits.

Masti Eagherith Hutitiers Wlan Wigalees Liverpool Chicago Canada United States Cotte States Chia Saskatchewan Rapa Vancouver Prairies Anada

Prorogation in July Leaves Canadian Parliament With Much To Do

The present session faces heavy unfinished business and a tight timeline. Work on Parliament’s renovations and key bills will extend beyond midsummer, with July prorogation looming and several major projects and financial matters still pending.

Judas Una

Growth of Alberta shows rapid population rise century after teens

A fragmented clipping notes Alberta’s population quadrupled over eighteen years. It mentions sugar products and local industries, with sparse details about Dechaine and Hos Incresed in the uncertain text.

Althojehais Pexcin Alberta

U.S. Bankers Arrange Credit For Germany

United States bankers have completed negotiations to grant a credit of 25,000,900 dollars to the German gold discount bank organized by Dr Hijalmar Schacht. An initial 4,000,000 dollars advance was made six weeks ago and the increase reflects delays in flotation of an international loan to Germany. The syndicate had contemplated expanding its advance to Dr Sebaehi's bank.

United States Hijalmar Schacht Germany Sebaehi

Resurrection Bone Luz and the myth of an indestructible relic

A fragment discusses the Luz bone seen in Jewish rabbinic writings as the resurrection bone. Believers claim it cannot be dissolved, broken, ground to pieces, or burned, marking it as the nucleus of the resurrected body and a source of doctrinal dispute.

Alberta Cattle For Britain Trade Start

A shipment of cattle has been dispatched from Central and Northern Alberta to the United Kingdom. This initial shipment aims to test profitability for Central Alberta farmers raising cattle for the British market and could lead to a steady Alberta Britain trade.

Alberta Caited Great Britain Qld

Children Cry for Astoria Mother Fletcher's Castor Oil

Historical ad claims Fletcher's Castoria has 30 years use to ease feverishness and regulate digestion in babies and children of Constipa rden Flaiulener Wind Colle Diarrhous. It promises natural sleep without opiates and bears a genuine signature.

Fletcher

Unclear tourist trade notes amid garbled text

Fragmentary OCR text mentions tourist activity and trade groups, but key names dates places and events are unreadable, leaving only scattered references to Sweden and various associations without a coherent report to summarize.

Drives Out Rheumatism Subdues Lumbago

An unnamed remedy claims to quickly relieve rheumatism and lumbago bringing ease and comfort to the sufferer. The advertisement-like text emphasizes immediate relief and broad applicability. No specific ingredients, company, or dates are provided in the readable portion.

Lumbago

Nerviline Promises Quick Relief From Pain

A testimonial from Normand of Georgetown asserts Nerviline relieved persistent rheumatism and lumbago quickly. The letter promotes Nerviline as a strong penetrating pain remedy available in bottle form.

Normand Georgetown

Mother's Tribute Sends Flowers to Cenotaph

A constable in Whitehall London received a package labeled as a mother's tribute to her dead son. Inside was a small bouquet of wild flowers with a tile note asking the officer to place them at the Cenotaph, as the sender could not travel. The officer complied reverently.

Whitehall London Londin

Baby's Own Tablets Offer Constipation Relief

A reader from Demain Que reports her late boy found prompt relief from constipation and indigestion using Baby's Own Tablets. The product is sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Willams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Jaspard Daigle Demain Oail Dr. Willams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Payroll of British Columbia timber industry tops fifty million

The payroll of the combined British Columbia timber interests is estimated at not less than 50 million dollars, representing at least one third of the province's total industrial payroll and supporting at least a quarter of its population. Over 3,600 firms are engaged in production manufacture and handling of British Columbia timber products.

British Columbia Columbia Wwu

Mosquitoes Dominate Maubin and Hindering Views

Scientists declare Maubin Hurma hosts the largest mosquito population in the world. Mosquito swarms greet visitors as they cluster on white awnings nets and curtains. European homes use sliding curtains and iron gauze to protect windows while cars decay in an English lake yard known as the motor graveyard. Captain Roald Amundsen’s route this month goes through Genoa Zurich Zuider Zee Bergen Spitzbergen. Minard's Liniment advertised as the athlete's remedy.

Maubin Hurma Rowid Amundsen Genoa Zurich Zuider Zee Bergen Spitzbergen

Notorious Human Leopards Society Exhibit at Wembley

The account describes a brutal extortion ritual by a feared group called the Human Leopards or “duman leopards.” Members forced victims to provide fresh sacrifices under threat, with punishments including bodily harm and drowning. An acting member wore leopard skins as disguise. The group carried out savage rites to intimidate locals.

Leone Aid Srucfer Bovejers Leo Duman Leopards Tiis

Editors Tour Canada to Britain and Paris Included

A delegation of Canadian weekly and semi weekly editors sails from Melita for Liverpool on June to visit Britain under W R Davis of Renfrew Contardlay Mor and chairman of the association. The group will tour major British Isles sites including the British Empire Exhibition and movements to France and Belgium with several editors accompanied by wives.

Og Fouf Gt Nurs Canada Jeff Montreal Melita Liverpool Europe W.R. Davis Renfrew Contardlay Morongy British Isles Francee Belgium

Difficult to Start Aircraft in Arctic Conditions

Frank Courtneyh recalls testing British Arctic aircraft where engines faced severe cold. Oil had to reach boiling point before use, while air cooled engines started easily after steam warmed water jackets. The report notes the cold caused start up challenges and describes procedures to prepare engines.

Arctic Circle Frank Courtneyh Opiers Ciwa

Clark Kitchens Promote Heat Ready Corn Beer

An advertisement extols Clark Kitchens corn beer as a hot day comfort food and a low waste cooking aid. The piece also notes Ontario government plans to raise highway spending by 1 050 000 during summer from an original 5 500 000.

Clarks Clark Uas Ontario Ite

West Will Discuss Railway Problems

A Winnipeg conference in July will study railway issues for Northern Canada. Dominion ministers and provincial representatives will review maps and data to craft a workable future railway plan for Northern Alberta and British Columbia. Premier participants from western provinces and officials from Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railways are expected.

Winnipeg Canada Dominion Winnipegs Ltds Alberta British Columbia Hudson's Bay Railway Western Provinces Canadian Pacific Canadian National Railways

Putnam's Extractor Promises Warts Removal

A crude ad proclaims Putnam's Extractor as a reliable remedy for cornea and warts with bold claims and a discount tag. The wording imitates sensational marketing aimed at selling the product through questionable statements.

Vancouver harbor terminal funding bill advances

Legislation from marine minister Lapointe proposes advances not to exceed 5 million dollars to Vancouver harbor commissioners to complete terminal facilities. Plans, specifications, and estimates已 approved by the governor in council and may cover additional compatible terminal works for port equipment.

Vancouver Harbor Tlon Ernest Lapointe

Winnipeg Expected as 1925 Mani Man Manufacturers’ Meet Site

The 1925 convention of the Mani Man Manufacturers' Association is planned with Winnipeg as the likely host city though no date or exact venue has been fixed. The announcement signals Winnipeg as the chosen location.

Winnipeg Mani- Man Manufacturers’ Association

Doumergue Named as France's Protestant President

The election of Gaston Doumergue as France's president signals a shift toward secular politics amid church state tensions. Doumergue, a Calvinist, faces questions about appointing non Catholics to key posts while earning a salary of 3000 pounds a year as head of the republic.

Wistary France Gaston Doumersue Republic Witiel Canada Dotter Pranes St. John Lateran Ramee Doumergue

Lightning Safe Fence Construction for Stock Protection

The article explains using wooden or cement posts with steel posts at intervals or heavy wire along the length to ground fences. Proper grounding prevents lightning from traveling along fences and harming stock, especially if posts are steel. Wires attached to buildings should be grounded at the final post or building.

Eiher

Worm Exterminator Featured In Infant Care Ad

British agriculture minister at a poultry congress dinner notes Canada and the Pates states lead in poultry. Britain imported poultry and eggs worth about 87,000,000 and her own poultry output plus eggs reached roughly 61,600,000 dollars.

Britain Noeluxton

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