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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
6
Fragmented text describes sudden harm to a supposed catarrh due to threats and fast troubles. Mentions scare tactics, a Pate tad fast phrase, and vague references to a company named The Catarrherone Co in Montreal.
A traveler recounts arrival at a two story weathered dwelling after a noisy train ride. Mrs Mills jokes about Livingstone wealth while the driver offers to pay, and the scene ends with humorous social banter and a tense arrival.
An advert for Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills promotes a single pill per dose at 25 cents a box. The copy notes sales through Edmanson Bates Ge Ltd in Tonto and similar outlets.
Princess Elsa and Prince Carl vanish from their castle while two Black Swans swim the moat eyes shedding tears. Servants seek the disappearances as ivy towns the ruin and legends persist. The tale ends with a promise of next week's revelation about the Swans and the old man's prophecy.
Mary and Elinor stay with Mrs Mills after arriving at a ramshackle boarding house built during railroad construction. The rooms are bare and worn, a drummer and a traveling salesman stay there, and Mary sprays water on a passing Mr Hartford as a joke while awaiting dinner. The scene captures modest hospitality, local idiosyncrasies, and wary humor.
The 1921 value of Alberta agricultural and livestock products reached 137,455,708 dollars. Grains and vegetables 2,795,290. Live animals slaughtered and sold 17,290,416. Dairy products 9,060,000. Wool 300,000. Game and furs 1,500,000. Poultry and products 8,476,060. Horticultural products 1,600,609.
Island farmers report strong demand for pedigreed seed oats and certified seed potatoes, with supply lagging to meet both grain and potato needs. Lawn tennis has become popular among young women in China.
Lieutenant Kenworthy explains the wartime concept of movable steel towers to deter German submarines. Two towers were completed at a cost, one used as a yacht house, while the government seeks funds to destroy the remaining structure.
Vancouver reports progress in expanding exports from its Pacific port. A trial sending frozen fish to New York via the Panama Canal succeeded, with a second ship carrying 950 tons of goods for the west market. For the first time a Vancouver ship shipped to Europe via the cadama, with future shipments to Belgium and the United Kingdom. Rockall, a stall island 260 miles north of Treland, has sunk three feet in 33 years. A man's hardest taskmester ought to be himself.
Two FO seaplanes arrive in Winnipeg from Vancouver for Manitoba forest patrols this summer. The craft have proven valuable for detecting fires and transporting equipment in emergencies and come fully equipped with wireless.
Saskatchewan agriculture official D F Booth notes Idaho demand for purebred Saskatchewan sheep. AL Wright of Drinkwater shipped a double deck carload of purebred sheep to Idaho, highlighting the effort to build up a flock requiring skill, patience and capital.
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