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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 02, 1921

Page

6

The Country Life Problem in a Farming State

A Literary Digest writer critiques urban drift among rural youths and farm proxy farming. Y H Bailey argues for live-in farming, educated caretakers, and open country reform. The piece urges revitalizing small towns with recreation and social life to lure and keep educated people in farming communities.

Literary Digest Hhis Firiny Country Life Movement Y. H. Bailey Bailey Canada H. P. Douglass Douglass

U S Imports Canadian Wheat Through North Portal

A train of forty two cars of Saskatchewan wheat moved via the Soo line through North Portal to U S buyers and millers amid large imports before the tariff law of Canada takes effect. Twenty five carloads of Alberta cattle also crossed the border recently.

Saskatchewan North Portal Soo Line United States Alberta

Houses For Imperial Oil Employees

Work has begun on sixty government employee dwellings for Imperial Oil Company staff in Vancouver. The Dominion Construction Company holds the contract to build the houses.

Imperial Oil Imperial Oil Company Vancouver Dominion Construction Company

Rainmaker Hatfield Faces Critics as Ark Story Recurs

The piece cites scoffing Noah as an example to rebuke censorious critics and defend rain prediction. It notes the ketydid call audible for a quarter mile and mentions hawks attacking, but not harming poultry.

Hatfield Lethbridge Herald

Cuticura Soap Heals Woman After Rashes and Hair Loss

Mrs. Aisnzo Crawford from Bangor Maine reports a troublesome rash on her daughter caused itching and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the child recovered and the products are advertised for toilet and bath use across the Dominion.

Aisnzo Crawford Parker Banger Maine Dominion

Jaw fractures and healing across sports and war injuries

The text explains how jaw fractures can go unnoticed without X rays and details healing differences between upper and lower jaw fractures. It notes trauma from war and sports, the risk of fibrous union, and the importance of proper immobilization for strong bony reunion. It also briefly mentions Miller's Worm Powders as a children's remedy with broader uses.

Necessary That Canada Should Grow

The Journal of the Canadian Barkers' Association urges Canada to grow first to meet war debt and railway needs by populating vacant spaces. It notes the US immigration tighter policy and suggests Canada can differ, warning a prosperous nation must have labor, including keeping sons from drifting southward.

Canada Canadian Barkers’ Association United States Canad

Nerviline Household Remedy Ad

An old advert promotes Nerviline as a quick relief for sour stomachs and belching. It claims twenty drops in sweetened water dispels gas, sweetens the stomach, and improves comfort within minutes, pitching a 35 cent bottle as a universal household cure.

Prince of Wales to attend London banquet June 24

The Prince of Wales will be the honored guest at a London banquet arranged by the West India Committee on June 24, to be presided over by Lord Harewood. The event recalls a century-old tradition when the Duke of Clarence later became King William IV and the Duke of York were honor guests.

Prince of Wales West India Committee London Lord Harewood Duke of Clarence William IV Duke of York Prince

Pioneer Guichon Dies in Vancouver at 78

Joseph Guichon, 78, a BC pioneer and owner of the province’s second largest ranch spanning 38 000 acres, died here after a long illness. He leaves a widow, four daughters and three sons.

Vancouver Joseph Guichon British Columbia

To Finish Big Store in Victoria Hudson Bay Building

The Hudson Bay store at Victoria British Columbia will be completed and opened in early autumn this year after a wartime suspension. The project resumes with the same plan and location, aiming to establish a major retail presence in the city.

Hudson Bay Victoria B.C

Building Contracts Rise in Western Canada January February

Construction contracts in the western provinces during January and February totalled 5,547,300 dollars, compared with 3,900,900 dollars in the first two months of last year.

Canada

Milburn Heart and Nerve Pills Promised to Restore Flu Debilitated

An advertisement claims Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills rapidly strengthen weak hearts and nerves after the Spanish flu. It cites a Toronto testimonial from Mrs. W. W. Pearce describing relief after taking multiple boxes and notes a 40 cent price per box from The T Milburn Co. Limited in Toronto.

Milburn W. W. Pearce Seaton 5 Toronto Ont T. Milburn Co., Limited

Burbank Claims New Wheat An Early Superior Strain

Luther Burbank, the Californian horticulturist, has reportedly developed a new wheat with over fourteen percent gluten and very large white kernels. Tested against sixty eight top wheats, it outyielded and outperformed in uniformity and quality, growing four feet tall and yielding near 49.88 bushels per acre with uniform kernels from a single initial kernel.

Luther Burbank Burbank

Winnipeg Woman Praises Tanlac For New Found Health

Mrs S Jackson of 429 Agnes St Winnipeg says Tanlac cured her indigestion nervousness and insomnia. She describes regained appetite and sleep and declares she feels as fine as a growing girl after treatment. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists everywhere.

Winnipeg Taniac

Egypt Child Mortality Reveals Harsh Early Death Rates

A report notes that over a third of Egyptian children die before age five. The article discusses high infant mortality amid widespread hardship and health challenges impacting families across the country.

Egypt

Edmonton Ship Sends Four Carloads of Steers to England

A notable Edmonton district shipment of four carloads of about 1,400 pound steers left for England. Bought at 80 cents per pound, this marks the 61st commercial consignment from Edmonton overseas and is seen as the forerunner of regular livestock traffic.

Central Alberta Edmonton England

Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil Promoted as Household Medicine

Advertises Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil as a sterling household remedy for many ailments. Emphasizes affordability and usefulness for common complaints and urges keeping it on hand for unexpected calls.

Thomas

Lignite Plant Near Bienfait Seeks More Funding

Experiments at the Bienfait Sask lignite plant under the Lignite Utilization Board have not reached commercial production. Uncertainty in material delivery delays operation timelines, and the board requires 280000 more to complete buildings and continue tests with joint federal provincial support including Saskatchewan contributions of 70000.

Bienfait Sask Lignite Utilization Board T. M. Molloy Labor and Industries Federal Manitoba Saskatchewan

Furs Sent Worth 1.5 Million Through City in 1920

The annual report of the United States consul here states furs valued at 1,500,000 were shipped to the United States through this city during 1920.

United States

Canadians Save Record Deposits Reach New High

Bank deposits in Canadian banks climbed to 1 319 142 146 dollars by end of March. This set a new peak and equates to about 146 50 dollars per person for a population around 9 million.

Holstein Record Broken by Colony Faforit Segis

Colony Faforit Segis a junior two year old produced 17 507 pounds of milk and 715 pounds of butter during the year setting a record cited by both American and Canadian Holstein associations.

Faforit Segis

Baby's Own Tablets Praised By Mothers

Thousands of mothers report Baby's Own Tablets are the best medicine for little ones and safe for all ages. Mrs. Joseph Therrien of St. Gabriel de Brandon Que says they saved her baby and she would not be without them. Sold by dealers or 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont. All the world cork weight is about 1,200 tons annually.

Joseph Therrien St. Gabriel de Brandon

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U. S Rea Proctor McGee M.D Oral Hygiene Pioneer Big Store Minard Burbank’s Ne UL Livestock For U.S Liniment Lumberman Holstein Micra Yarmouth, N.S Dominion Tires Bast
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