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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
3
The department plans to import one hundred grade dairy cows and Shorthorns from east and arrange easy terms for buyers already in or entering the dairy business. A nine man jury in Mexico requires a unanimous verdict with no appeal if passed.
Fragmented OCR recalls symptoms faintness dizziness weakness and shortness of breath with references to heart weakness and nervous issues. Mention includes pills and remedies and scattered phrases about health and conditions, with garbled lines and unclear dates or places.
A brief notice announces exclusive articles sale in a Japanese city street area. The item lists are sparse but indicate a local shopping event aimed at residents. No dates or organizations are clearly specified in the readable text.
Immigration figures in the United States show rising arrivals while departures remain at a low level. Commissioner Watts cites that many newcomers intend to return home after short stays and that grants are being issued as fast as possible.
Article describes Yoho Camp Beautiful Resort in Yoho Valley opening to the public on July 1. It notes campsites and tents, access from Emerald Lake, and scenic features like Wakakkaw Falls and a view toward Mount Reaching Summit. Mentions Canadian Pacific agent providing information and descriptive looklets.
The article notes plans for a national industrial meeting, aiming to unite capital and labor and promote harmony. It mentions the past session’s success under President of Labor and expectations for similar influence this year, with dates possibly shifted to September or October.
The article notes sardine fishing methods along the coast, with naval seaplanes guiding efforts and the Fish and Game mission coordinating locations. It mentions Lima Peru’s year round sun and a Java belief that a living sheep thrown into water signals a drowning person by sinking nearby.
Fragmented OCR text notes Java island with average annual storehousing and world records, mentioning regions like Rio de Janeiro and Sweden. Mentions Ayres and Portugal, Fast Turkes, and various counties. overall unclear due to garbled data.
The fragmented note mentions blood poisoning and corn treatment with Putnam's Corn Ster, claiming Dutneann's as a safer alternative. It reads as a dubious medical exhortation urging usage of specific remedies. The readability is limited by garbled spelling and unclear context.
Fragmented account describes a shaft exploration near Edge Ridge in Uislge Uark with gear, wire, and a teeming scene. It mentions cave waste, access issues, and historical note of storage use by indigenous people and wanderers.
A notice offers a reward for a cure of a local disease, claiming a constitutional treatment and a medicine named SEALISS CATARRIT. The ad touts water intake and blood circulation, with a notional price and testimonials from the advertiser.
Vancouver Island districts Geardon Head and Whealing harvests exceed 000 tons of strawberries during the season valued at about 213 750 dollars at an average price of 355 per ton. Canners from Wester City import fresh fruit for pulp while demand outstrips supply as the crop spans 40 acres and yields strong per acre returns.
A vintage claim extols Miller’s Worm Powders as a thorough deworming remedy. The text asserts the powder dissolves intestinal worms without distress, strengthens the infant’s stomach, and maintains vigorous operation while acting as a tonic and health-giving medicine.
A description notes that without feathers a humming bird becomes as small as a bumble bee, highlighting its tiny size and delicate form.
Poultry guidance suggests removing non laying hens to maintain high egg production. Examine shanks beak earlobes and vent to judge moult status, and avoid ejecting birds until evidence is clear.
Frigate-bird tale notes maritime voyage lore with a strange health claim about Minard's Liniment and diphtheria relief as a curious period narrative. The item blends medical advertising with adventurous travel imagery common in era journalism.
A promotional piece touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as the cure for nervous debility and related symptoms. It cites a Canadian veteran’s recovery after long illness and claims the pills restore blood tone and nerve strength, with postal order details for purchase.
Supreme power in Poland rests with a manual defence created by the Polish diet. The body holds full MW authority over governmental functions, centralizing control under a new parliamentary mechanism.
An old ad copy touts Danderine as a cheap remedy to stop dandruff, cleanse the scalp, and promote strong thick long hair. It claims immediate reduction in hair loss after a few small applications, with the scalp becoming healthier and hair shinier.
Advertisements in Cobalt Ontario offer chores and teaching posts at monthly wages around 130 dollars, with some positions advertised under 90 dollars. The local debate centers on raising the profession’s status and the community valuing education as true wealth.
A historical ad extols Dr Thomas Eclectric as a superior liniment with a unique power other oils lack. It claims extensive uses and long standing status as the leading remedy for both people and animals, trusted by users as highly valuable.
The tale recounts Rudyard Kipling discovering his bank balance grew while he signed and sent checks daily. A local autograph collector revealed shops would cash his checks for collectors by framing and selling them, boosting his account without his knowledge.
Mnard's Liniment relieves colds claim appears amid a report detailing mining returns. Official figures show 4 001 386 units produced since silver discovery at Cobalt in 1903 and gold found near Porcupine Lake six years later, with mining dividends totaling 29 437 321 dollars and mines valued at 2.
An early ad touts Parmelee's Vegetable Pies as a cure for rheumatism. It claims they ease pain by regulating liver and kidneys and preventing uric acid buildup. The note urges steady use and following directions to see benefits.
The idea that the United States should rapidly build large battleships and battle cruisers to become the strongest naval power invites debate in Britain, Japan, and the U.S. The launch of the Tennessee renews discussion on airgent battleship status and national defense policy.
The article notes racing in England existed by the tenth century and has a history of over sixty years. It highlights the long origins and enduring tradition of the sport in English history.
A patently promotional notice urges parents to use Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator to combat parasitic infections in children, claiming it will strengthen vitality and restore energy.
A geologic find reports the world’s largest mass of pure salt beneath a tin ore region. Researchers estimate the deposit exceeds a substantial quantity, with figures suggesting quantities well beyond typical salt seams.
Chesley Ontario woman shares recovery after four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports relief from pains and fatigue, returns to regular work, and recommends the tonic to friends.
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