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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 20, 1918

Page

7

Edinburgh Encounters and a Fateful Scottish Trail

Foster plans to flee Edinburgh after a web of female interference and a mysterious observer follows him. He debates routes with a keen-eyed old traveler, choosing rugged southern Scotland moorland tracks to see old Scottish stock and stark countryside rather than city sights.

Castle Rock Foster Carmen Alice Featherstone Alice Daly Edinburgh Scotland Ontario Smart London Lucerme The Strand

Old drove roads link Scotland's past to Glasgow and Dundee

A traveler notes ancient paths crossing the fell and a turnpike valley route. He recalls moss troopers, drovers, smugglers, and messengers to Charte and Louis of France. The old road hints at a link between industrial Scotland and a stormy past through cothouse and clackan.

Liddesle Solway Sands Charte Louis of France Scotland Cothouse Clackan Glasgow Dundee

Cold Pole of Siberia Records Extreme Winter Cold

Article describes Verkoyansk in Northern Siberia as the world’s cold pole with historic records of temperatures reaching 90 degrees below zero. It notes summers where temps rise into the 80s above zero and perpetual daylight during the brief season, with residents adapting to extreme climates and lush vegetation after thaw.

Siberia Greenland Verkoyansk Siberian Popular Science Monthly

Catarrhozone Promises Quick Catarrh Cure

A ad claims Catarrhozone cures bronchitis and catarrh by inhaler therapy. It promises relief from sore nostrils coughing and sneezing, with a two month treatment priced at $1.00 or 50c for small size. Sold by The Catarrhozone Co Kingston Ontario.

Catasthozone Co Kingston Ont

Daylight saving tale boosts war garden effort

Charles Lathrop Pack, head of the national war garden commission, touts daylight saving as saving 323000 years for North American war gardeners. He notes six million backyard growers and says in seven months of twenty six working days each, individuals gain 182 extra hours about 22 eight hour days.

Charles Lathrop Pack National War Garden Commission Canada United States North America Mexico Adam Ottawa J Journal-Press

Canadians Stand Fast at Ypres in Great Gas Attack

The April 22 1915 German offensive at Ypres used deadly gas to break French and Moroccan lines. Canadian troops alongside Moroccan troops held the line for four days despite gas, shells, and shortages. The division withdrew as weary but famed for valor, boosting Canada’s global stature. The piece urges home resolve as the front lines shift.

Ce Ypres Calais England Gnally Canada Germany

Cartoare Gowpaan Ointment Promoted for Skin Troubles

An advertisement claims Cartoare Gowpaan ointment can prevent skin troubles with everyday use. The notice cites Ms ee ccrmart Pe Dept by Bosten as the source and location for distribution.

Ms Ee Bosten

Home Front Resolve Fears German Propaganda Tactics

A wartime appeal notes Germans push the idea of victory while urging civilians and workers to support the war effort. It emphasizes that the front line fears only disruption at home and calls for continued production of sinews of war and food for Britain and allies.

Britain Germany

Sing Them a Lullaby About Boiled Potatoes

Detroit Free Press notes an expert suggests potatoes taste better when gently boiled and even recommends a lullaby sung by the cook during the simmer. The quirky advisory blends domestic whimsy with practical kitchen tips.

Detroit Free Press

Child's plea to stay with parents over prayers

A father warns his little son to say prayers or go to Heaven. The boy sobs that he does not want to go alone and wishes to go with his mother and father instead.

Harold

France under fire inspires courage to press on task

The speaker urges remembrance of France and its bravery under danger, praising supreme confidence and calling for continued, courageous effort to complete the task. The message frames optimism as essential to steady progress.

France Baltimore American

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