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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
2
The article argues the Lindbergh case exposed rising lawlessness in the United States. It blames a shift from strict Puritan values to secularism and reckless license, praising wealth worship and big business while condemning liberty unbound. It warns Canada to heed this moral lesson.
D C Coleman of Charleston West Virginia visits the station claiming salt and pepper he mixed in a package was stolen. The lighthearted note suggests husbands laugh at a wife’s big 10-foot garage door and then sober up when trying to thread a needle.
There is more joy in a newspaper office over one subscriber who pays in advance and abuses the publishers on every possible occasion than over ninety nine who borrow the paper and sing its praises without contributing one cent to keep it in existence. The Karakul sheep of Asia are not bred for their hardiness. Champagne made in South Africa is to be introduced into England.
Mrs. K McElroy of Kirkfeld Ontario describes nervous exhaustion with breathlessness and insomnia. After taking seven Milburn's Heart and Nerves Pills she reports relief, better sleep, and weight gain. The note appears in a price dispute notice from The T. WGTinen.
Sir Robert Borden told the League of Nations Society in Canada in Ottawa that the League educates nations to cooperate and is the world's top human agency for peace. Miss Agnes MacPhail criticized disarmament efforts, while Dr H M Tory was re elected president. New officers named include Hugh Guthrie and John W Dafoe as officers and vice presidents.
Tells readers that avoiding certain foods and eating tasteless foods can ease indigestion. Encourages a daily dose of Bisurated Magnesia after meals to neutralize stomach acids and aid digestion.
Senator Dal warns against private monopoly of radio and large ad loads. He cites Canada's government run broadcasting with $2 license fees and 5 percent ad cap as a possible model for the United States, arguing it could push for nationwide government operation if American stations fail to satisfy the public.
When neuraglia and lumbago lash the nerves and back pain, Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil is rubbed in to ease the pain and bring rest. A trial is said to establish faith in its virtues and effectiveness.
B F Alley assistant general manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce says the western economy shows promise. Arriving in Toronto from the prairies he predicted Canada’s first relief may come as the hill is topped with better conditions ahead. He cautioned the climb may still be gradual.
A quirky note claims bookworms and humans lose time to various diversions like auto golf and other activities. It mentions a navy discovery of a 24000 foot depth in the Caribbean as a possible clue to earthquakes. It blames too many good times for youth turning out bad.
An elderly woman recounts severe back pain two years ago requiring rest and hospital visits. After refusing further hospital care, she used Kruschen Salts daily and reports no major back trouble since, claiming the routine reduces pain frequency as treatment continues.
Phyllis Haslam of the University of Saskatchewan set new Canadian and American records for 220 yards breaststroke in an official time trial at Saskatoon MLC A pool. Her 3 20 2 5 beat the former Canadian mark of 3 27 2 5 and the American 3 20 4 5. Coach Joe Griffiths aims to send her to Olympic trials as a top contender.
The text extols Persian Baba as a rare cosmetic imparting charm to women. It claims the powder base suits oily skins or can be used as a beautifying lotion, tones and stimulates the skin, and softens the hands to a flawless white.
Montreal notes the death of Old Doc Dobbin a large black work horse whose blood supplied diphtheria antitoxin for treating more than 141000 children. He died suddenly on a farm housing 150 horses used for serum production. A Western plains native he was 21. Two years ago he attended a local school children birthday party. The article contrasts Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta education costs in 1930 with figures of 77.80 87.10 and 89.30 respectively.
An old wartime ad explains 3 in One Oil as a three in one product for household devices. It claims quick penetration prevents rust cleans metal and reduces wear while staying put. It warns against using any oil and urges buying 3 in One Oil from common stores with the red trademark.
British House of Commons figures show Canada selling wheat bacon and cheese to the United Kingdom with marked gains in four month totals to April and a March quarter rise in British purchases to 8.36 million pounds while UK exports to Canada fell to 3.48 million pounds.
Two recipes with ingredients including eggs rice flakes raisins sugar milk vanilla nutmeg and nuts Dates are folded into a beaten egg mixture and baked in a loaf pan until firm. The custard uses rice flakes and is baked in a water bath and served cold.
Vancouver Island and mainland berry growers eye forming a $50 600 export organization to exploit a 25 percent British preference. The plan would market over 500 tons of berries and small fruits valued at about $125 000 this year with Empire berry pulp imports processed in sulphur dioxide.
The ad argues that layoffs cause store losses and more job cuts, forming a vicious cycle. It then promotes Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy promising relief from choking and easier breathing and urges readers to buy a package today.
A century ago Samuel Morse conceived the telegraph idea and by soon prepared rough apparatus drawings though the first public demonstration did not occur until 1937.
J. Chambers president of the associated growers of British Columbia says the 1932 apple crop will exceed 1931 by about one million boxes creating a surplus that requires marketing 4 000 carloads outside western Canada.
A 500 pound, 45 inch high exhibit contrasts with a tiny 0.25 ounce, 0.125 inch figure at an industrial show. Douglas Egyptian Liniment promises to treat caked bags in cows and garget, saving time and expense and preventing blemished stock. A famed chess player hints at a possible return after five years, while Germany develops unbreakable dishes from a new material.
A new device claims to eliminate cooking odors, offering cheaper and easier cooking results. It promises cleaner air and less lingering smells without extra effort or cost.
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