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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
7
The Japanese navy introduced its latest warship, the cruiser Naka, at Yokohama. Weighing 15,595 tons displaced, with four funnels, it can reach 33 knots and represents the largest vessel launched in Yokohama to date.
Mrs. Carrie Peckham of 837 Van Lendon Ontario declares she used Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription during her last pregnancy and felt well with no sick stomach or distressing ailment.
The Navy will prepare dirigibles to respond to emergencies during the McMillan Arctic expedition. The Los Angeles and Shenandoah would be dispatched from Lakehurst to rescue crews near Alaska if distress calls arise. Radio intelligence and rapid navy response add safety to Arctic exploration beyond past efforts.
Field Marshal Earl Haig, who commanded British forces in France and Belgium, will attend a British Empire Service League convention in Ottawa late June. Delegates from across the empire will participate, with Ottawa hosting under Dominion Command of the Great War Veterans Association. Haig will be a guest of Governor General the Earl of Vimy and will tour several Canadian locations after the gathering.
An advertisement claims Miller's Worm Wonders do no harm to delicate children and infants. It promises a pure remedy providing protection against intestinal worms, which are linked to sickness and suffering in many young children.
Montagu Norman, governor of the Bank of England, revisits talks in Washington and Wall Street to negotiate a resumed large credit line as Britain contemplates reverting to the gold standard following a prior $1.0 billion facility.
The piece argues curiosity sustains life’s interest and progress. It notes questions keep life fresh and growing, while routine dulls inquiry. It suggests even in old age more questions arise, and deep thinking helps one see how vast the unknown remains.
The lesson centers on Saul the persecutor turning to Christ and becoming a new creature. It recalls his zeal to hinder believers, his letters to the Damascus synagogues, and his planned arrest of Christians, contrasted with Philip’s growth of the church and the gospel’s spread.
Beautiful hone dyeing and tinting is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes. Just dip in cold water for light shades or boil to secure rich colors. Each 15 cent package contains directions so any woman can dye or tint lingerie and other fabrics.
Wembley hosts a renewed display featuring Canada India and Australia as principal exhibits. A 400 foot real ice toboggan slide debuts while Safuji operation employs 25 000 workers. Last year daily attendance averaged 110 000 with a peak of 321 000. the fair runs through September and closes without Sunday hours.
The University of Jerusalem could spark a renaissance for the Jewish people and provide a global value beyond a national home. Its establishment would place a nerve center in the region, potentially fostering a flowering of new thought and ideas comparable to historical Manchester Guardian coverage.
A large number of prize cattle exhibited at the recent Celeary show have been purchased by the Livestock Producers' Association to complete a demonstration in Scotland this year. The selection aims to showcase dominant steers by Western Cana ee farmers. No surgical operation is necessary, in ascent spray in Holloway's Corn Remover.
A phono film recording President Coolidge delivering a peace and prosperity message was made at the White House and broadcast, claimed as the first voice broadcast from a motion picture screen. The film played for visiting editors at the Friars Club in New York, with Dr. Lee de Forest guiding creation and RCA handling the broadcast.
A historical newspaper puzzle mix of across and down clues covering geography language and grammar. Entries include state of Uruguay phonetics and grammar terms with references to letters numbers and musical notes.
Sir Robert Hadbbeld states his firm perfected a 16 inch armor piercing shell for the British navy. Tests are not disclosed but he hints the dream of experts to breach battleship armor has come through. Also notes seven hours sleep as essential for health per Dr. Chester P. Brown.
Scotland Yard records over 400000 fingerprints after adopting the system in 1901. Since then more than 250009 criminals have been identified by this method. Keep Minard's Liniment in the House.
The Do minion Glass Plant at Redcliffe begins operating a large bottle making machine. The startup adds 125 employees to the Redcliffe payroll as production ramps up.
Advertisement from National Manufacturing Co Montreal seeking home workers for plain or light sewing. Good pay, work at home, charges paid, send stamp for particulars.
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