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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
7
A garbled report references insulin pricing and a health bulletin noting death rate comparisons for March versus another month. It mentions Metropolitan Bue and public health terms, but the meaning is unclear and many terms are unreadable.
The record lists Ralph Conner receiving 17 640 dollars as captain and chaplain in the CEF plus related compensation for service. It notes Gordon served four months and twenty eight days with addresses delivered across Canada and the United States. A parliamentary reply mentions Batter Output increases of about five percent and provincial dairy commissioner notes quality and safety concerns amid warnings about dangerous wildlife.
The article discusses malaria's impact during wartime and the spread of diseases like cholera and smallpox. It cites historical observations about malaria resistance, public health measures, and the role of official information in shaping perceptions of disease in affected regions.
A compact world wrap notes brief political moves in Europe and Asia, mentions Varoge and Viey as reference points, and highlights a stance by Premier Stanley M. Brulee on an agenda item. It reports Australia offering free passages for younger children and school fare policies, with Canadian exhibitions and remarks from Sir W. C. Nichols, Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia.
Satisfied mothers praise Tabs Own Tablets for babies and growing children. Claiming relief from constipation indigestion colds and stomach upset the ad cites Mrs Arthur Wilton of St Sylvestre Queen as a user and recommends keeping tablets for young children. Sold by local druggists and company distributors in Breeksville Ontario.
Reports from employers to the Gamsden Gur Hal of Statist at the start of May indicate a rise in unemployment with about 20 000 workers added to layoffs since the reporting period. Construction, manufacturing, mining, and transportation show higher job losses while most industries begin to recover slowly.
An unnamed health claim states neuralgia pain can be conquered using a magical application promising dramatic relief with reported perfect results. No verifiable details or sources are provided.
An old ad claims Nerviline relieves pain cramps and disorder quickly. The testimonial imitates marketing language urging readers to use Nerviline for relief, mentioning general ailments and prompt results.
Canada produced 147,582 motor vehicles in 1923 valued at 762,708. The gain follows 1922 figures with 1,105 people employed, salaries rising to 1,299,267 and capital investment holding at 147,761,964. The report from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics notes 19 firms in the industry, up from 14 prior year.
A promotional note details Clark's Beans with Pork as fully cooked and ready to heat and serve. It states the two pound family size and claims it saves labour fuel and worry for perfectly cooked beans. Alberta is noted for its golf clubs ranking behind Ontario.
Authorities warn that cleansing creams promise radiant youthful skin but may irritate. The ad touts a “never sold unwrapped” product with a limited time offer and urges readers to buy now for quick, astonishing results.
The Eureka mine near Hope BC is back in operation after three years. A. B. Wik and the firm Foley Welch and Stewart sponsored renewed development. Local optimism says the Eureka may become a bonanza silver mine, reviving mining activity in the town and district. Canada’s trade with Germany rose last year, with exports totaling about 6.2 million dollars and imports surpassing five million. factory contracts in progress promise heavy investment.
The lesson portrays Ezekiel 34 37 urging God as shepherd to gather and tend the scattered exiles like a lost flock. It parallels Jesus seeking the lost in Luke 19 and John 10 promising care by a true shepherd who seeks and saves.
A reported inventor, Dr Wadll, touts a death ray device as capable of destroying matter and transmitting signals through air. Competing claims and ad claims surround the invention with endorsements from Kelloggs and others, while critics warn of overhyped dangers and questionable efficacy.
A London studio unveils a mechanical sculptor that translates facial contours photographed from both sides into wave guided drill action. The instrument traces lines to carve relief portraits, enabling bronze statues and miniature building models without removing the sitter.
An earthquake struck Tokio on a November date in 1455, causing widespread destruction and killing about 6,700 people. Debris wounded many as authorities assessed the scale of the disaster and its impact on the city.
Fragmentary report notes Arabia has no rivers across its length or breadth hindering agriculture. The statement highlights drought risk and reliance on rainfall for cultivation.
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