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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
6
The piece argues for revising the Canadian constitution and curbing expenditures to reduce debt rather than relying on higher taxes. It cites wartime borrowing, fiscal pressures, and proposed economies inspired by commissions and allied reforms, urging provincial and federal leaders to convene reforms.
A Dominion House record cites Canaida national parks drawing 21S .e040¢ from tourists last year. Minister Hon Charley Stewart, Interior, presents the climate estimate. The report notes China telegraph network and Bordeaux market news reach the country nightly.
Fragmented, cryptic prose hints at faith amid turmoil and disruption. The piece references shifting leadership, public struggles, and a sense of hopeful resilience within a troubled era.
An old bottle of Nerviline is advertised as quick relief for stomach risings gas heart burn sourness and cramps. The ad claims ten to twenty drops in sweetened water relieve minor ailments for internal or external use and urges keeping a bottle on hand for the whole family. 35e at dealers.
Archduke Leopold Woelfing once Austrian royalty seeks Swiss poor relief but is denied. Now living in Regensdorf near Zurich and working as a translator in Vienna, he jokes his 3900 crown monthly income would hardly support a worm. He is labeled by both Social Democrats and Monarethisia as not one of us.
The Farmers' Sun notes Canada at about 2.2 people per square mile while the United Kingdom averages 394 per square mile. New Zealand leads outside the UK at 11.7 per square mile, suggesting if Canada matched NZ density it would rise to 19 000 600 and Australia to 16 900 000, implying future population shifts toward overseas dominions.
An advertisement touts Baby's Own Tablets as a mild laxative for children addressing constipation indigestion and colic. A testimonial from Mrs. Alcide Lepage of Ste Beatrix Quebec claims the product regulated her baby's bowels and stomach and improved health. Sold by medicine dealers or mail order for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
Diamond Dyes guarantees rich colors for faded wool silk linen cotton and blends with no streaking fading or running. The ad urges telling a druggist material type and boasts fifty one years of trusted use by millions of women for clothing draperies and hangings at home.
Canadas goat registration rises 50 percent in the last year with British Columbia maintaining a leadership role and exporting many goats to other provinces. The Dominion Livestock Commissioner will add pedigree marks on certificates to separate pure bred from scrub stock. Miller's Worm Powders claim to restore appetite and improve digestion in worm affected children and stoking claims of welfare. American spending on luxuries reaches 22.7 billion dollars with cigarettes at 800 million and cosmetics at 750 million, highlighting profit motives in society.
Prairie provinces overflow with wild berries but remain unharvested each season. Native use preceded settlement, and despite vast fruit, thousands of bushels go to waste for lack of pickers. Farmers preserve for daily use, while ancient artifacts and modern reminders appear in the text.
Mrs. J. F. Peasry of 537 King St West Toronto says severe irregular periods weakness and pain kept her from work for years. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained health and returned to daily tasks praising the remedy and recommending it to others.
A chic sports dress in a velvet fabric features a paisley design and silver edge ribbon trim. The ensemble is paired with a matching hat as onlookers admire the coordinated style.
In August 1914 at Valcartier Camp water supplies faced a sabotage delay. Col William McBain secured Quebec City’s fire engine and connected it to the system, restoring flow before thousands of troops arrived, enabling rapid overseas deployment for Ada’s division of real fighters.
An old Putnam's Corn Pixie remedy promising painless corn removal is advertised. A separate item notes England's oldest oak in Hampton Court Park near Long Water, a thousand years old with a hollow trunk.
A report notes a specially designed airplane for Queen Elizabeth of Belgium for private use. The article mentions a social gathering with notable men and a remark about fashion history and rivet production.
A testimonial recounts severe pain and limited mobility for ten days. The writer claims recovery after taking a product named Pantie, noting improved strength and weight gain.
Large reserves of potential revenue from hunting licenses are noted for New Brunswick with $60,000 tied to big game licenses and $160,000 spent by non residents. Alberta surpasses New Brunswick in variety but its big game licensing revenue is underreported. An asthma remedy ad closes the item.
A new method dries wood in about twenty four hours. This accelerated process replaces years of aging, producing wood that becomes harder and more durable after the remaining moisture evaporates.
Two Ontario women share favorable results from Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription. Mrs John Shuler of Tondan reports restored health after typhoid weakness. Mrs M M Taylor of London cites relief from heart nerves and hot flashes after limited use. The ads urge neighbors to obtain the product or request free medical advice from Dr Pierce.
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