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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 24, 1924
Page
7
Statements from the American Chemical Society describe Dr. Eddy and coworkers as achieving a breakthrough in isolating a substance vital to nutrition. They claim discovery of a new chemical entity linked to a key yeast organism and its potential to enable synthesis of essential compounds for human nutrition in the future.
Wilkinson of O Neil Nebraska forms a woodpecker quartet and plans a tour amid claims that Kelloge's Asthma Remedy is the sole relief after ten years of asthma. The piece asserts the remedy’s lasting effectiveness and widespread market success.
Workers in Empira Woerkmen dismantled the latest central core in Toronto to clear space for a new 22 storey skyscraper. The Ui Lands Secur files Building will be replaced with a structure possibly reaching 24 storeys.
A fragmented dispatch notes a mix of international events including a royal lineage tied to France and Britain, with references to the United States economy and a tragic incident near Joliet, involving a property or party mishap. Names and places are obscured by garbled OCR, but the piece hints at historic themes and notable families.
An advertisement touts Pine Air and Catarrh Zone products claiming rapid relief for catarrh, colds, and throat infections. It extols a New Island vapor formula, asserts safety and efficacy, and markets a two month treatment with pricing and outlet details. It also references unrelated notices on language use in courts and British Columbia farm production data.
Australian boys will visit Toronto from August to September 3 as guests of the Canadian National Exhibition. The group travels from parts of Australia on their way to the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley.
The article profiles AP McLean a Winnipeg resident and longtime Canadian Packing Co Ltd employee set to head marketing efforts. It highlights his qualifications in production, grading of cream and butter, and push for a unified Canadian butter export standard and the use of "Canada" branding to indicate quality.
A special article in Canadian papers reports rail traffic improving since January with total loaded cars for the year up by about 1 percent over the prior period. Gains in April and May reflect higher grain movements and a steadier western market despite some 1920s style debt concerns.
The Standard Refinery Limited at Lethbridge completed construction and began operation producing gasoline kerosene diesel and fuel oil with a capacity of 369 barrels per day. Raw supplies are imported from the Montana field.
A Swiss settlement forms near Cardston in Southern Alberta with new owners already on site and described as a fine type of immigrant. China’s unused resources are likened to those of the United States 400 years ago in this snapshot of global potential.
The passage recalls Rehoboam’s harsh response to the Northern Tribes at Shechem after Solomon’s death. His refusal to ease burdens led to the secession of the Northern Tribes under Jeroboam, leaving only Judah with Rehoboam. Arrogance cost him a large portion of his kingdom.
A scrambled ad style note cites anemia as common and urges Dr Williams Tink Pills as a cure. It recounts Mrs Mary Trainor of Perth and her recovery after using the pills, claiming renewed health and strength. It also mentions a Wembley babies exhibit and Viljalmer Stefansson's new expedition to Australia.
Character tells the story of Doctor V Pierce Mo D and his vegetably medicines praised for purity and years of trusted use. The Golden Medical Discovery and nerve tonic are highlighted as tonics and system builders from Dr Pierce Buffalo reputation. Favorite Prescription is noted as produced in his Bridgburg Ontario laboratory.
Noted actor Donald Kirke praises Tanlac for relief from stomach trouble nervousness and exhaustion. He says the tonic helped him work through long performances gaining strength and appetite and restoring health. He asserts Tanlac is safe and effective recommended by manufacturers and druggists.
The Ottawa report on the St Lawrence Great Lakes deep waterway forecasts a near completion by a government appointed committee. It credits a safe government course and Canadian experts, noting already favorable international work with little opposition. The project promises vast economic benefits, reducing transport costs for Western farmers and enabling European shipments via water, financed by hydroelectric development.
The King of Italy opened the Tirso Dam on Sardinia, 722 feet long with 18 buttresses and 228 foot central towers. An artificial 16 mile lake holds over 30 thousand million gallons, forming irrigation for about 100000 acres and powering four turbines up to 30000 horsepower to supply nearby copper iron and zinc works.
An electric iron with three heat settings has been perfected. It ranges from high for heavy clothes to medium and low for delicate fabrics. Heat changes are produced by adjusting plugs. Minard's Liniment for Distemper.
Marconi speaks from Poldhw station in Cornwall to Buenos Aires signaling first telephonic use of radio beam directing wireless waves. William Marconi, inventor of the wireless telegraph, reportedly spoke. Dr Thomas Lebreton, agriculture minister, spoke with wartime leader Justo as messages transmitted.
Canada sends the most workers to the YWCA program in the United States, with Germany next and the Scandinavian nations third in membership among participating countries.
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