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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
7
A Newark woman reports a device that emits a steady stream of cold dry air from her well named Caty Aire. She has it piped through her house for drying clothes and garages and to keep the home cool in summer.
The text reports on sapphire mining and gem handling amid a Yukon stagecoach driver dispute, plus a Russian locust plague threatening crops in the Caucasus and Baku. It mentions Albania's debt and currency, Genoa conference hints, and China’s lack of military monuments, with scattered notes on American building trends.
A garbled ads fragment touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine from Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It promotes easing surface symptoms and reducing inflammation to restore normal bodily function, citing a TTP date and product claims.
The Empress of Pegove chartered for a world cruise begins in New York on January 2 next year. The voyage lasts four months, visiting the West Indies, the Panama Canal, Japan, India, the Malay Peninsula, France, Great Britain, and ends in Quebec around May 14. Passengers may spend nine days in India.
A garbled fashion fragment describes a chic dress suitable for a woman and a cape with striped, lined strands. The text mentions black fabric and some white adornments but is largely unreadable and inconsistent.
An old text discusses gall stone origins and liver bowels health with promotion for Dr Hamilton's Pills for digestion. It notes the pills aid general family use and claim prevention of bilious fits. A second item mentions Montreal radio broadcasts in French and English and a toothpaste-like corns remover.
An old advertisement warns caregivers about illnesses in children and recommends Baby's Own Tablets as a home remedy. It claims the product regulates bowels, eases stomach upset, relieves indigestion, and fights colds and fevers, with testimonials from parents in Quebec and Ontario.
A proposed CN rail tour departs from the Pacific region and links with a Prince to perk out duds stop chain through Saskatoon Jasper Vancouver Seattle and Victoria with choices for return routing. Agency details appear for ticketing and participation. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy is marketed as a leading, proven relief option with widespread reputation.
New York State Charities Aid Association reports progress against tuberculosis over several years. Increased nurse visits rural clinics and open air care help cut deaths. Milbank Memorial Fund to fund five years of TB control research and programs.
The Daily Mail column recalls Viscount Northcliffe expressing suspicion of Japan. He argues Japan’s strength rivals Germany, cites art and industry, and notes a dual fear of two empires. He quotes a Far East expert: Japan seeks China control to wield global influence.
A Canadian Pacific steamer Montrose brought over forty Norwegian colonists from Liverpool to Quebec. They travel to Sedgwick Alberta to start farming. This marks the third large party of colonists arriving in Canada under the auspices of the company railways.
A garbled health note questions if large breaths hurt and if chest wheeze is linked to pain. It describes anxious sensations, relief efforts, and mentions nerves, tissues, and a suggested remedy though detail is unclear and fragments prevail.
The text asserts Isabel de Lermandois and her descendants thread to modern royals, listing generations from Charlemagne to King George VI, Abraham Lincoln, and George Washington. It then shifts to a Dr Jordan claim about the English-speaking world as inbred descendants and a pestilence cure promoting Worm Terminator for sickly children.
A bulletin from the organization proclaims a tussle cry for men in every job including all branches of the newspaper business Editor and Publisher. The saying, A Tidtarian is a man who does not grab a stool when a piano must be moved, is highlighted as the motto.
The former Crown Prince Wikian is expected to leave his island home on Wieringen and settle in Germany as a country squire. Berlin officials condition his return on a pledge to refrain from political activity.
An advertisement features testimonials for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, from Mrs. Dalton and Mrs. Bishop, praising health benefits for mothers and women. It recommends obtaining tablets or liquid form from drug stores or Dr. Pierce's Laboratory in Bridgeburg, Ontario, with an offer of free medical advice.
A temple costing five million and a monastery costing nine thousand are proposed for Ste Anne De Verupre to replace a destroyed temple, with accommodation planned for tabias residents. A prize of five hundred and a nationwide competition may be open to Canadian experts. The text also notes historical notes on word spacing and promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil for colds while mentioning J D Rockefeller's fortune transfer to his family to avoid death duties.
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