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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 03, 1927
Page
3
A Canadian farmer narrates a long illness marked by severe rheumatic pain and collapse, describing a turn after trying Tanlar. He reports weight gain, restored appetite, and renewed outdoor work after treatment, urging others to seek the remedy from their druggist.
An ambitious reconstruction at Villa Aniweite unfolds with workers shaping pergolas and arches. The scene features a designer, a Golden Girl and a curious crowd as plans for a grand bower and waterside setting emerge amid chatter of couture and celebrity.
Mrs Thomas Chapman of Toronto reports nervous indigestion and sleepless nights due to weakness. After taking Favorite Prescription by Dr Pierce she claims improved digestion and natural sleep, praising the medicine and recommending it to others. She notes it helped her nervous condition and overall well being.
Fragmentary OCR lists items including a Benkone Lid Mantel and shaving stick price. Mentions depot terms and interest rates, with scattered figures and product names.
French periodicals cite a League of Nations chemists committee warning that a new poison gas could wipe out a major city in future war. The report argues gas manufacture is easy and could be concealed in ordinary factories. An aviation journal notes a chemist claims a gas that could suffocate millions, prompting fears of a horrifying next war.
Mrs E M Tatton of Waldcon reports giving Dodd's Kidney Pills to her young son with urinary trouble. A neighbor Mrs J M Patton praises the remedy noting the boy improved after use. The pills are described as a family remedy addressing kidney related pains and backache.
Thomas A Taft is appointed travelling passenger agent of CN in Saskatoon to become assistant chief clerk of the passenger department in Winnipeg. Taft previously served in Canada with duties at Buskatoon and Prince Albert with CN passenger services.
A fragmentary page notes U S motorists spending millions and mentions an intercontinental cable link between London and New York. It also references doctors endorsing Minard's Liniment and mentions calendar traditions and various disputed figures from an earlier era.
Government estimates to fund postal delivery by air include a defence estimate of 3.6 million dollars for the coming fiscal year and 75 thousand dollars to begin laying out mail routers. Private wing firms have signaled bids as inquiries flood in from Canadian and U S cities. Royal Canadian Air Force civil branch is contacting mayors about possible civilian airways.
An ad advises parents on infant welfare during harsh February weather. It promotes Ready's Own tablets as a mild, safe laxative to regulate a baby’s stomach and bowels, claim they prevent colds and indigestion, and suit newborns to growing children. Sold by medicine dealers or postpaid from The Dr. Willhous' Medicine Co., 25 cents a box.
The Saskatchewan Government appointed a commission to study erecting power plants across the province. Members include J A Whornton of Regina, Arthur Dfitel cock of Moose Jaw, Prof AJ TR Grieg of Saskatoon, and TL Nv Glackburn chief mechanical superintendent. The government cites rapid provincial growth and advances in hydroelectric production and distribution.
The text presents scattered philosophical musings on generosity and influence, noting how a single act can ripple outward. Names like Willivan Jttkery Chianti and Hett appear amid incomplete phrases and archaic diction, conveying a dreamlike meditation rather than a cohesive narrative.
An advertisement extols Thomas' Remetric Gil as a standard remedy for scalds burns and cuts. It promises quick soothing pain relief and speedy recovery and claims usefulness for bruises sprains and inflammations. The copy contains many spelling errors but emphasizes home use for animals and humans.
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