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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
3
The item surveys a string of world and regional notes from wartime era trade and science, including relief work, a Baltic region dispute, a bank robbery, and fisheries prices. It notes Latvian air supply to German ships, a League of Nations signing, and crop reports from Canadian prairie provinces. Details blend diverse topics, with scattered references to war, exploration, and public notices.
A dramatic exchange shows an old lady on a ship asking how far they are from land and the captain replying four miles straight down, while a physician notes Minard's Liniment usage aboard.
Businessmen warn of weak buying power as unemployment rises. A salesman reports tough conditions from a neighboring city, prompting the sales manager to have him quantify employed men. The observed sale and reference to Wilfred Sellers in Forbes Magazine frame the issue.
An ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for rheumatism by enriching the blood to flush out poisons. A Ontario testimonial from Mrs George Stanley of Spatha describes relief after using about a dozen boxes, claiming regained energy and health. Pills sold by mail for 40 cents a box, six boxes $2.50 from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brackville Ont.
The text lists three concise feeding rules for dairy cattle. First never overfeed. Second feed according to each animal’s individual needs and desires. Third feed regularly by both timing and feed type. It warns that sudden changes in feeds can cause ailments such as diarrhea and fever, and notes a circular with treatments.
The text discusses human faults and the potential to notice weaknesses in others while also embracing forgiveness and empathy. It emphasizes loving what is lovable, seeking to understand others as we wish to be understood, and the reciprocal kindness that strengthens communal bonds. It also notes women as a significant portion of bank depositors and mentions geography and societal ideas, wrapped in a reflective, moral tone.
W G Charet Inspector advises early ranch start and scrupulous pens to prevent disease and losses. Keep houses clean, spray weekly, wash and sun-dry feeding dishes, protect and use fresh food, avoid feeding spoiled feed, and feed milk in cooler evening hours to prevent souring.
An advertisement extols Dr Hamilton's Pills as a cleansing remedy to improve health for women in poor health. Claims include waste removal, bowel regulation, blood improvement, and renewed energy. Also notes 25 cents price at dealers and mentions the Catarhozone Co in Montreal. It adds a claim about the River Rhode in France as the world's fastest river.
Fragmentary ad copy promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for deafness tied to catarrh. It claims the liquid medicine acts through the blood and mucous surfaces to aid the body's natural healing, with Druggists and Cheney & Co. listed as suppliers.
At the Yariouth USN AL Boys Camp Heid at Tusket Pulls in August. Minard's Leniment provides relief for sunburn toothache and cale. Alfred Stokes served as general secretary.
In Greece hundreds of families never taste meat during the year except on New Year’s Day and at master meals. The article notes a cultural practice limiting meat consumption and discusses regional variations.
Mr Jobo Hamill, a respected Marietown resident, testifies his wife found relief from years of illness and constipation after using Dodd's Kidney Pills and Diamond Pills. He claims the pills cured her kidney-related ailments and reduced her need for doctors.
The article notes growing timber wealth in the sub Arctic north of Canada driven by agricultural settlement, expanded trapping, and oil finds. It cites spruce, jackpine, birch, poplar, and other species, with Mackenzie district white and black spruce reaching 80 to 100 feet. In 1921 Fort Smith area logs averaged forty feet by ten to eighteen inches.
Detroit Free Press lauds British Premier Lloyd George for his Genoa Conference efforts and his stance against extremists. The piece argues his words justify his support for France and a broader world plan, recognizing his attempt to reconstruct Europe regardless of success.
A cyclone travels at 585 yards per second. A third can lift about its own weight. Holloway's Corn Remover contains no poisonous ingredient and can be used without danger.
A large group of agricultural settlers from Wyoming is expected to move to the Peace River country this summer. The vanguard of twenty five families from Wyoming has already arrived. Francis James, a prominent Wyoming rancher, notes vast tracts will be taken up there for ranching purchases.
After about a year of work, the ten ton telescope by Sherman at Vancouver and Fryre of Seattle nears completion. The glass measures ten feet in diameter and is expected to reveal four hundred million stars.
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