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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
3
Fragmentary fiction scene follows Jack Doran awaiting news of his wife. A magistrate drinks and rationalizes an unrecorded marriage while Jack endures a grim wait at a remote station. The scrolling text weaves incomplete plots with posters and notices amid wintry decor and shifting allegiances.
Eyemoor Alberta reader reports tiredness and weak health then credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Ve getable Compound for rest and energy. She also mentions Lydia E Pinkham’s Sanative Wash and says she has recommended them to many women.
Jack returns to the city with plans to file our claims and locate Helmi while recruiting partners for mining profits. Keith strategizes on gold, potassium deposits, and oil, while Jack dreams of luxury for Helmi and himself as he weighs enlistment amid war stories and the haunting telegraph hum.
The article promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood enriching treatment for neglected anemia. It cites symptoms such as pale lips headaches and weariness, claims thousands of young women recovered health, and includes a testimonial from Katie McEachern of Port Hood Nova Scotia who says six boxes restored strength. Pills sold by dealers or mail order for 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
AQuotation from Cardinal Newman stresses clear thought and plain words as the basis of style. The piece notes a Detroit bank painted as a giant 1st sign and mentions Minard's Liniment for rheumatism along with a tidbit about Canadian bats and fruit eating bats in the Americas.
Mr Ambrose Orser of Elginburg Ontario recalls a nervous heart condition worsened by the slightest excitement. He notes episodes of fluttering, palpitations, and real bad pains before trying a remedy bought in a 500 prize box and available from druggists or by mail order from The T Milburn Co Limited in Cronte Ontario.
The article stresses three pillars of dental health: diet, mouth hygiene, and regular dental exams. It urges mothers to start proper nutrition from nursing, limit sweets, include milk, and bring children to a dentist around age three to prevent future decay and ensure confident early visits.
A Manitoba Free Press note argues deeper St Lawrence canals would attract tramp steamers to Great Lakes ports. It cites a Hamburg freighter unloading cars in Detroit for Barcelona and predicts 27 foot channels would bring fleets of tramp ships to lake ports, since they follow traffic. Also includes a testimonial on Dr Kellogg's Asthma Remedy.
The London Sunday Observer notes the British Dominions and India being invited to join Kellogg in an antiwar conference. It says Britain cannot act alone, and the invitation to Dominions is accepted. A British scientist quips the brain never wears out, though the test is to find the brain.
Miss Jean Cameron, born in England and living at her father's homestead, began trapping at ten and at 21 works a ten mile radius trap line near home. She captures coyote, lynx, weasel and fox, finding trapping more lucrative than city work. A household note promotes Dr Thomas Ecelectric Ol as a remedy for inflammations and injuries.
Canada’s mining program shows diversity with about fifty minerals listed in 1926 production figures. Nickel, cobalt, asbestos, gold, lead, silver, copper, and zinc mark Canada as a leading or major producer. A Swedish count plans to study farming in Canada by working on a farm, sparking talk of who will host the visitor.
A devotional excerpt stressing that true service flows from love and obedience to God. It asserts that love elevates duty and calls believers to seek and do the Lord's will with cheerful, sincere hearts. Rose Porter emphasizes faith in darkness and light, and loving obedience as the essence of acceptable service.
A military observation found troops exposed to eight attacks in the army displayed lower susceptibility to flu. Researchers noted potential implications for stress exposure and immune response among service members.
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