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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
7
Brief, scattered world items note an explosion in a distant region and survivals amid dust. Mentions of May events, Leninist topics, and colonial era figures appear alongside local names and mixed references. Overall, the fragmentary text covers conflicts, finance disputes, and infrastructure notes with unclear attribution.
This clipped OCR paragraph notes mixed signals on living costs and wages. It hints at small declines in expenses while wages vary by state and season, with references to consumer goods and potential price shifts for the coming period.
An old consumer health ad promotes Catarrhozone and related remedies to relieve nasal congestion and catarrh. It touts inhalation therapy and airways relief with stated two month treatment, urging readers to purchase the product.
Fragmentary text discusses Jeremiah and temple ruin, urging piety and obedience to God. It notes Jerusalem's desolation as a consequence of turning from divine laws, with references to prophets, priests, and public discourse on proper interpretation.
The text outlines Canada’s forest production, noting heavy use of primary forest and high wood consumption. It cites logs for sawmills, pulpwood for pulp and paper, and various export and byproduct categories including railway ties and mining timber. It emphasizes the scale of wood resources and industry sectors.
An advertisement promotes Freezone for corn relief. It claims that applying a small amount creates a temporary bowtie of medication that stops pain, then the corn can be removed with fingers. The copy emphasizes no soreness or irritation after use.
The London Times editorial warns that a clash between the United States and Japan cannot be ignored as anti Japanese immigration laws strain friendly ties from the Washington treaty. It notes opportunities for conflict exist in the Pacific and urges vigilance to avert disaster.
Figures tabled in the House of Commons show Canada’s income tax proceeds from farmers and provinces since inception. National totals rose to a peak early in the period, with Saskatchewan Alberta Yukon farmers contributing sizable sums while overall collections fluctuated by region and year.
Kotantologists report green ants capture and enslave spiders. They force spiders to skin webs which ants cover with leaves to constrict nests. An expedition in tropical Australia discovered nests and collected specimens for study.
Toronto readers hear a testimonial praising Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as vital aid for motherhood. Mrs Henry McDonald shares relief from fatigue after six children and urges mothers to obtain the medicine from a druggist or trial package by mail from Dr. Pierce's Laboratory.
Canadian National Railways reports about seven thousand settlers reached the Western Dominion in April, the heaviest intake since prewar days. The figure is described as the advance guard of thousands more expected to move west in the coming months.
An old advertisement promotes Baby's Own Tablets for infant illness. It claims to regulate the bowels soothe the stomach ease teething and relieve simple fevers without opiates or narcotics. Boxes cost 25 cents and can be mailed from Willits' Medicine Co Trochville Ont.
House of Commons records show 1923 Manitoba fisheries output at 120,595 dollars with administration cost at 21, while revenue totaled 96,446 dollars. A claim states Holloway's Car Remover contains no poisonous ingredient and is safe to use.
The article notes exceptionally large explosives sales in Canada over the past year, surpassing all previous records except during wartime. It attributes the boom to development activity and suggests the trend may continue, signaling a robust industrial and commercial explosives market.
March cattle exports to the United States reached 7 lead 6 356 46 March 1020 with Great Britain at 23 388 head compared to 11 378 prior. Beef exports total 1 056 000 lbs bacon 10 8878 lbs pork 1 099 100 lbs and mutton 1 500 Yhs versus prior month figures. A stray medical line about a remedy appears.
In a briefing to the Institute of Aeronautical Engineers in London Capt W I Sayres outlines that France offers five types of airplanes exceeding sixteen miles per hour, the United States four, and Holland one, while Britain lacks any machine of that class.
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