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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
3
To keep his skin and scalp clean and healthy use Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment to soothe rashes and itchings. The ad mentions a free sample and shaving stick priced 25 cents, highlighting facial care and products for skin irritation with a period tone.
Helmi reunites with Rose Lambt at the Good Eats Cafe where Sam Lee schemes around promises of wealth. Rose reveals a marriage to Sam and a luxury però life as they plot Helmi's future while two observers weigh the risk of Helmi’s ties to the underworld.
Mrs Kalinski and Mrs Corbett converse in the lit ter's big room as Corbett lists tenants shifted and duties done. She describes dismissing several women and preparing for Mrs Rowan as the scene hints at hopeful plans and a looming conclusion. The narrator notes the theme that a discouraged man cannot regain happiness until others are discouraged.
Badminton players find a drink of hot tea of great benefit after a strenuous game. In leading badminton clubs of Canada Red Rose Tea is a great favorite. No other tea offers such brisk zestful favor and rich quality. Put up only in bright clean aluminum packages. EW.
Dr. C. H. Barlow missionary and doctor based in China says a bottle carries germs more safely than the body. He describes testing methods, accidental infection, and his claim that with funds he could eradicate the disease.
The passage catalogs common words with foreign origins from various languages and notes their integration into English. It also includes brief, promotional references to Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil, Minard's Liniment, and a North Wales electric power project.
The speaker extols a remedy taken in small doses for relief and cramps and keeps a bottle at home. The product has been on the market for over 80 years and is produced by The T. Milbary Ou Limited in Torumts, Oni.
The article explains malocclusion as a misalignment of teeth due to jaw or dental arch defects. It describes causes such as extrinsic forces, decay, eruption timing, and habits, and notes potential effects on tooth health, function, and decay risk.
Thousands of mothers praise Baby's Own Tablets as safe and effective for babies and growing children. Mrs Charles Hutt of Lancock Island Nova Scotia says she used them for ten children including a six month old and would not be without them. Sold by all dealers or mailed 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
Dr M Blaschke notes glass windows existed in ancient fame with panes mostly 12 by 16 inches. Glass making reached Rome late, as Cicero died in 43 B.C., and by a century later many households owned glass windows. Later empire mosaics at Ravenna and Constantinople used glass fragments.
Under a new rule, drivers must have two horns a hand horn for city driving and an electric horn for the countryside. In practice motorists often fit three horns two electric and one hand, with one electric horn button on the steering wheel and the other on the left door activated by knee pressure.
Odd ad blurb notes life span and shop talk with a slogan about a reliable antiseptic Minard's. It hints at early 20th century commerce framing pleasure and business as themes for readers. The fragment mentions longevity and a product claim without cohesive narrative.
A brief inspirational note echoes a moral rule from Matthew and writers like Emerson George Eliot and Dickens. It encourages mutual aid and kindness, urging perseverance when others falter and highlighting the value of following high ethical standards.
The Prince of Wales challenge cup and a $100 prize plus other special awards went to Annie May Turner eleven from Canada Bay Vancouver Island for her calf at the Edmonton livestock show children's breeding competition.
Ruth Britannn argues overstimulation of infants causes nervousness in older children. She warns against handling babies beyond short periods and promotes Castoria as a safe remedy. Castoria is claimed to calm nerves, aid sleep, and treat colic and digestive issues, with over 25 million bottles used yearly.
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