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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 26, 1923

Page

2

Hidden Gold by Wilder Anthony

Dorothy confronts Senator Rexhill about a potential link to gold on Gordon Wade's land. He denies the accusations as Dorothy reveals a past inspection by her and Mrs Wade. A tense confrontation unfolds as Dorothy asserts she holds leverage over Rexhill.

Wilder Anthony

My Young Daughter Restored by a Vegetable Remedy

Vancouver mother reports her young daughter endured severe pains weakness and loss of appetite. After using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound the girl recovered fully and the mother praises the remedy and recommends it to friends.

Lydia E. Pinkham Vancouver BBC E. Pinkham Mrs_ p MCDONALD East Poate Ieee Aed Jadeches Mervcus

Senator faces pressure as Dorothy pressures truth

In Crawling Water, Senator Rexhill fights to protect his daughter while Dorothy demands the truth about Wade’s disappearance. She exposes Moran connections, warns of public trouble, and urges him to reveal Bailey’s location or face a rising mob. Helen weighs loyalties as Bailey nears capture.

Rexhill Dorothy Homer Gordon Wade Senator Rexhill Aerothy Ty Wother Fielen Jase Helen Torothy Santry Jensen Fo O Mr. Wade Gorton Kway Jensen Wade Tugaites Bailey Dorinthy Davothy Moran Trowbridge Race Moran Dent Warman Miss Rexhill Seridan Worothy Tug Bailey Bagatelle

Prince of Wales Breaks Into St James Palace

News of the World recounts how the Prince of Wales forgotten his latchkey at night and entered St James Palace. A policeman, about to arrest him, recognized the heir and helped search for an open window. A crash followed as the prince reportedly smashed a skylight and dropped into his apartment.

Prince of Wales St. James’ Palace Palace Bobby

Pulp and Paper Mill Planned Near Winnipeg St Boni Face

Negotiations are under way to establish a large pulp and paper mill at St Boni face Winnipeg Interests have secured financial backing for a mill expected to produce hundreds of tons daily. Building and plant costs run into millions of dollars. Short courses for soldier settlers wives are organized by the University of Alberta Extension in cooperation with official bodies.

St. Boniface Winnipeg University of Alberta

Catarrhozone Promises Quick Cold Cure

A new remedy, Catarrhozone, uses pine essence from Australian gum tree antiseptic to clear nasal, throat, and lung cold symptoms. It claims rapid action, urges avoiding stomach-doping cough syrups, and offers a two month guarantee for $1.00 with a trial size and mail option from The Catarrhtone Co. Montreal.

Australia Catarrhotone Co Montreal

Golden Age of Medicine Declares Public Health Chief

Sir George Newman declares a medical golden age with controllable cholera typhus typhoid smallpox tuberculosis and malaria. He cites diphtheria antitoxin cutting death rates and enteric fever drops from 374 to 12 per million, blaming sanitation clean water and fresh air for longer life expectancy across generations.

George Newman Sir George

Pueblo Indians Employed On Atchison Santa Fe Railway

Four hundred Pueblo Indians are employed by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company. Officials and Army officers say they are as efficient as other workers. Pueblo workers serve as both laborers and craftsmen advancing from upsxired laborer roles.

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company United States Army Christian Science Monitor

May Change Religion To Escape Tyranny

A west coast Madras community of Thiyya untouchables weighing mass conversion. at a recent conference their president urged Buddhism as a path, with plans for a larger gathering to decide.

Madras India

Pottery Project Studied in Saskatchewan by British Syndicate

May Establish Pottery Prof W G Worcester a Saskatchewan Government ceramic engineer leads a special investigation of whiteware clay deposits in Southern Saskatchewan for a British syndicate aiming to set up a pottery in the province. The note adds a wry quote about ideas wedging through prejudice.

W. G. Worcester Saskatchewan Sasketchewan

Lions in a flimsy plane thrill passengers over the Channel

An enraged lion tore at its cage and rocked the Rotterdam to Paris air express at thousand feet as three lions made the iron family’s first aviation trip. The owner sought to dodge customs delays while the trainer used a whip and clubs to subdue the animal aboard the unstable craft.

Phot

Oldest Frame Quaker Meeting House in Easton

A local history claims the old Quaker meeting house at Easton Missouri dating to 1684 is the oldest frame building in the United States. It notes William Penn possibly attended services during Indian trade and that the wood remains barely painted, with seven original plank seats and interior woodwork untouched by paint.

United States Quaker Meeting House Easton William Penn

Garden clippings reveal cucumber barrels and Mary’s Ja tosea success

A clipping bureau received a letter from a fan requesting Garden items. A new clerk forwarded Garden clips, and the subscriber received two pasted clippings by mail. One discusses growing cucumbers in a barrel and the other notes Mary achieving success in Ja tosea.

Mary Ja 'Tosea

Japanese Emigration to South America Urged by Press

The article notes many Japanese aim to move to South America due to American prejudice. Japanese press encourages taking advantage of lenient immigration laws in southern countries. The piece suggests acting on this guidance and not worrying about others opinions.

South America Japan

Fox Farming Boom Starts on Vancouver Island

Mrs Beaumont Boggs founded the island’s first fox farm nearly three years ago and now three farms exist on Vancouver Island proving the industry can be profitable. Mrs Roges runs the operation with her daughter, promoting high grade foxes and humane care with disease and accident losses minimal.

Vancouver Island Beaumont Boggs

Egg Laying Contest Yields Nationwide Bird Stats

Last year 2 490 birds entered in Dominion Experimental Farms contests. Birds laid 691 Sugeres with an average 0.277 per bird. British Columbia averaged 181.2 eggs per bird, Ontario 173.5, Ottawa Canadian contest 167.1.

Dominion Experimental Farms British Columbia Ontario Ottawa

Immigration arrivals from the United States to Canada April report

The Federal Government immigration report notes about 0 settlers from the United States moved between Kingsgate and North Portal in April. Their effects value roughly 78.52 dollars and total monetary wealth reached 342,882 dollars.

United States Canada Kingsgate North Portal

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