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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
2
Roy battles his desire to learn and an instructor, torn between love and truth, as his mother pleads for acceptance of mounting enlightenment. The family scenes reveal tension over schooling, pride, and a looming departure, with neighbors and a visiting teacher adding to the distrust and hope in a rural setting.
A fragment shows a girl asking if a male figure will go and a man questioning whether staying is better. The exchange implies an upcoming departure with uncertainty about outcomes.
Mrs. M Magnant of St Lina Alta June 7 reports back pain and fatigue but praises Dodd's Kidney Pills after using sixteen boxes. The ad claims many women suffer weariness from kidney weakness and purports benefits from the remedy.
Charles M Schwab argues the United States must build a 1000 foot battleship displacing 60000 tons with twelve 16 inch guns and 10 mile per hour faster speed than the Lusitania. He predicts a flotilla and argues such ships deter encroachment while noting war fears echo earlier times.
A fragment discusses free speech in America and Russia, contrasting civil liberties with suppression and quoting Eugene Debs on wartime censorship. It critiques pro Bolshevik rhetoric and notes a satirical tax line about France and a copper alloy description.
Miss Eva P Yateman of Koegersdorf Ontario reports four years of heart and nerve trouble with fainting spells. After trying multiple medicines she used Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills, taking about ten boxes and nearly curing the spells. She urges others with heart issues to try them and notes availability from The T Milburn Co Toronto Ont.
Canada’s import trade report notes Germany supplying $30 233 in goods in the first quarter of 1920 while Austria adds $8 944. The 1919 to 1920 data show Germany and Austria as major suppliers, with 1920 first quarter imports surpassing 1919 totals for these sources. Value figures in dollars are given for Germany and Austria.
The readable fragment hints at a discussion of animal color vision in a tiger or similar creature with a questionable spelling. It mentions eyes and color. No clear person or organization is identified.
A breezy, old style admonition urges farmers to spend time outdoors daily to stay healthy. It warns against heavy midday meals causing sluggishness and emphasizes living close to nature as a tonic for the nerves and sharp focus on detail.
The article laments high production costs for newspapers and asserts gore as the cheapest public commodity. It suggests a large word count per issue to reach readers in the city and district, noting the burdens on news organizations.
A quirky ad copy promotes a fruit flavored remedy labeled California for children's stomachs and bowels. It urges mothers to accept the California on the bottle and promises “best and most harmless” effects with full directions on each bottle.
A suggestion to replace the present land titles registration with a Torrens system was favorably considered by a special committee. The move mirrors Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan practice and aims to simplify title transfers.
The text says all Japan residents enjoy beaunfal flowers. It notes even laborers visit gardens where the Howers are kept for sale, highlighting widespread public access to the blooms.
Advertises Dr Hamilton's Pills as the smoothest regulator for the bowels. Claims to cleanse the liver move bowels during sleep. Promises relief from headache biliousness indigestion sour stomach and various pains with a refund guarantee. Sold by all medicine dealers.
Lt Col Kanes gathers records of all members of King Edward’s Horse living and dead for a regimental history. Relatives of deceased soldiers are asked to send death dates and circumstances to the adjutant at Duke of York’s Headquarters Chelsea Kane den England. A memorial to those killed or died in France is being erected at Vieille Chapelle on the site where the regiment held a German division from sunrise to sunset during the greater offensive.
Farmers learn the value of newspaper advertising with auction sale lists appearing first in local papers. The ad space proves more effective than traditional bills in promoting sales at Walkerton Telescope.
The phrase suggests a crab cautioning that a man's charm or sweetness wanes as the initial honeymoon period ends, leaving reality and daily routines to shape the relationship. The tone implies skepticism about lasting romance.
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