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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
6
Advertisement warns that weak coughing signals danger from consumptive illness and urges immediate care for colds and sore throats. It touts Catarrhozone as a vapor remedy for coughing, bronchial irritation, and nasal congestion, claiming rapid improvement and urging purchase in various sizes.
Miss Angela runs a boys club in a Mercy Street house and nightly stories of knights and laughter charm the boys. When the landlord seeks the house, she battles to keep the club alive with help from Me Davenport and a changed Jack who reveals his longing for love over wealth.
Vice-Admiral Sir Frederick Tudor recalls at the Institution of Naval Architects how Lord Fisher persuaded the Chancellor of the Exchequer to back ambitious light craft. Fisher proposed two whoppers with 15 inch guns to overpower German light cruisers, leading to ships like the Furious and the Glorious.
A Byron Center Michigan hen owned by T N Mitchel laid double yolked eggs for three weeks and then produced a six ounce egg nine and five sixteenths inches around the long way and one half inch around the center. It contained two yolks besides being normal size.
Readers from Vancouver to Albert County report relief from long pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Speakie Com. They share gratitude for renewed ability to walk, work, and feel hopeful, urging others to try the products.
The article urges strict cleanliness for bedrooms highlighting airiness with two windows and sun, floor care without carpet, and the need for waxed or oiled wood. It stresses individual beds, quality mattresses, and sterilization of secondhand mattresses, with protective covers and regular airing of bed linens for daily hygiene.
Evidence from former prisoners and Canadian accounts in Vancouver Province show the Leipzig trials of German offenders may yield few convictions but reveal serious prosecutions. The testimony confirms the harsh conditions of prison camps and provokes public indignation.
For 16 centuries the small republic of San Marino has preserved its independence while encircled by Italy. The enclave's sovereignty is famously resilient, with a history of self rule despite external pressures and conquest attempts throughout the ages.
The port of Montreal saw four ships arrive on the same day marking the opening of the 192 passenger season. The third class passenger lists show a high proportion of British born travelers, almost 100 per cent, noted as a standout feature.
An advisory committee reports that vast deposits of low grade magneto iron ore in Canada can be smelted commercially. Canada imports 94 percent of its iron ore and spends over 150 million dollars annually. successful local smelting could save millions each year.
Leaders of Welsh miners condemn troop involvement as violence. They describe threats to the country via tied trains and halted industries as extreme and unacceptable.
The article notes a seaworm in Samoa described as extremely slender resembling a straw and eaten like an oyster both raw and cooked. It also states Venus orbits the sun at about 22 miles per second.
C L Skinnick 76, a former ship chief engineer now stationary engineer for the Canadian National Railway, says Tanlac cured his four year rheumatism ordeal. He reports restored appetite, better sleep, and renewed strength after years of pain and stiffness. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
The Department of Trade and Commerce reports practical tests of British Columbia timbers conducted for the Imperial Institute advisory committee have proven satisfactory. Douglas fir, British Columbia spruce and western hemlock were added as official timber specifications, replacing European joinery timbers.
The 1920 Alberta creamery butter output was valued at 5.512 million dollars while total dairy butter reached 25.973 million dollars. The British royal family pays no taxes on property but voluntary payment is customary.
The piece argues that a Franco British alliance would secure global peace by uniting Great Britain and France to face Central Europe Hungary Balkans and Asia, ensuring strength against Russia and regional unrest, and exposing pacifists’ opposition to the pact.
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