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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
7
fragments describe carved interiors in a rock cave in New Mexico. references to a forgotten race and their homes, noting natural formation and human modification. language suggests a travel or antiquities note with period newspaper tone.
A fragment shows praise for a political leader amid calls to continue work efforts. Supporters emphasize dedication and public service, while critics question efficiency and progress toward stated goals.
Fragmentary notes describe observers tracking birds at various altitudes, with speeds and directions sketched between garbled phrases. Additional anonymous aviator reports mention stations and bombardment scenes with anti aircraft bursts and strange references to a belt and gold verses, all amid confusing wartime chatter.
An old newspaper blurb touts Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills as a remedy for sleeplessness and nervous distress. It claims the product strengthens the heart and nerves, improves circulation, and restores restful sleep, citing a testimonial from Mrs Jas Latimer of St John New Brunswick.
Fragmented paragraph describes John Maclean dubbed Bolshevik Consul and strike leader. It references his Edinburgh trial timing in May. Discusses his remarks on producing food for workers, potential hunger of bourgeois, and influence of Marxist ideas in public opinion and Dicey’s politics.
Prefect Morain of the Somme spearheads a furniture and home goods exhibition in Avilens as part of rebuilding efforts for Picardy. The event showcases French firm products focused on usefulness, solidity and low cost to help peasants and townspeople furnish rebuilt homes after wartime destruction.
English experience shows welded steam and motor ships with electrically welded joints offer lighter hulls and smoother skin able to carry more cargo and run faster. Riveted joints are costly and slower to assemble, while welded joints provide superior compactness and strength. Experts advise hiring a highly reputable firm for initial welded vessel builds.
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About 69 Chinese YMCA secretaries who worked among Chinese workers in France decided to preserve and copy wartime relief efforts. They reported strong impressions from the association's work and plan to extend it to coolies and other classes. Delegates attended from Manchuria Shanhing Kiangson Chi Li and Hupsh.
The Socialist congress rejected a proposal for a four Soviet government in Germany, accepting only one vote in favor. It also adopted a resolution refusing pensions for members of former royal families. A critic is quoted on the mindset needed for success versus fate.
Advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as best remedy to rebuild blood and restore health in pale short of breath girls and women. Claims rapid weight gain and renewed vitality with six boxes, urging mothers to use the product with testimonials from Mrs Hiram Shook of Lyndhurst and options to purchase by mail from Brockville Ontario.
An armed peasant revolt breaks out in western Hungary with hussar units leading counter revolutionary actions. Reported clashes involve farmers burghers and workers opposing Bolshevism as the new Hungarian minister negotiates with Vienna socialists to reshape Budapest governance. An Exchange Telegraph dispatch notes heavy fighting near Cedenburg Sophroy and surrounding areas with thousands reportedly halted before reaching their objective.
The Merchants Bank of Canada releases its year ended April 30 1919 report showing higher net earnings rising to 1 383 569 from 1 236 000 and deposits totaling over 138 million Canadian, up from 95 874 000. Total assets reach 166 725 000 with numerous new branches opened postwar to meet country needs. President Sir H Montagu Allen notes the passing of director Andrew A Allan and outlines expansion plans including a capital increase from 10 million to 15 million while denying imminent stock issues.
White Conventory places the value of Frank W Woolworth estate between 35 and 40 million dollars. Most assets are in F W Woolworth Co and the Woolworth Building. The Woolworth Building alone is valued around five million dollars.
The war causes a thimble shortage with Brance, Htalgy, and others unable to supply. Only four manufacturers remain in England, three in Birmingham and Redditch, as metal is scarce. Orders for thimbles are heavy, especially from France, which seeks 450,000 gross.
An old advertisement touts a cheap beauty lotion made from lemon juice and orchard white to fade freckles and blemishes. It claims to whiten skin for a small cost with daily facial application. The item is sold by grocers and drugstores, urging readers to prepare it at home.
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