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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
7
A baree the wolf in a Vitagraph adaptation faces old enemies in a snowy hunt. McTaggart repairs a trap, a ravenous wolf and a rival ratjiuku collide as Beare leaps into a perilous den, the snowy scene framing the chase.
A reader reports using Lydia table Compound for relief and states it transformed daily life. She mentions prior female trouble and severe pain that hindered walking, expressing strong appreciation for the product.
Morning scene follows Bush McTaggart tracking a chained bear named Baree. Baree lies mortally wounded, jaws bloodied, with steel trap jaws biting into his flank as McTaggart weighs his next move.
A hunter named McTaggart lures Baree into a trap and revels in vengeance as the wild dog suffers. A younger stranger, bearing Royal Northwest Mounted Police badges, appears and notes the dog’s desperate capture and the hunter’s profit from fur. The scene shifts to a tense exchange as the man questions the hunter’s fate for Baree.
Fragmentary sports remark appears in a column line about recent matches. The phrase suggests critique of a team's approach and hints at an upcoming continuation. No identifiable people teams places or dates are readable.
United States Geological Survey researcher Van Ostrand logged 208 degrees Fahrenheit at 6500 feet in a Longmont Colorado well. It was the hottest test by the survey party with instruments reaching capacity. The prior record was 170 degrees at Fairmont West Virginia depth 7500 feet.
February worsens baby welfare with cold days confining infants indoors. A gentle laxative to regulate stomach and bowels is proposed to prevent colds. Baby's Own Tablets from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co claim safety and effectiveness for infants and children.
Jap medicine man Koguma Chu, famed for snake based cures, died after a snake bite to the tongue during a public demonstration. He had long used a pet serpent in performances as part of his medical routine. Both he and the serpent perished the following day from the incident.
The proposed treaty adds a 69 cent per stem duty on bananas imported to Canada from outside the British West Indies, a move the Dominican government has not proclaimed yet. Winnipeg and Western Canada receive bananas mainly from Central America, implying about 50 000 dollars more cost to consumers seasonally for Western Canada Free Press.
A minister’s daughter Clara is asked if the same sermon is given twice. She answers yes but explains the second delivery differs in place and emphasis so listeners hear it differently.
An English traveler visits a small Scotch town on a quiet afternoon and asks the stationmaster why the streets are empty. Weeks later the same town is crowded with villagers as a festive air returns, prompting the punchline about a failed event. The tale shows a village swinging from depopulated to bustling in short order.
In Stockholm English has become the dominant foreign language taught in schools and broadcast via radio. German once led before and during the war, but English now holds top status, with English pages and supplements appearing in newspapers and the King opening a Stockholm church conference in English.
A disjointed excerpt reflects religious quotes about salvation effort and perseverance. It cites Philippians 2 12 14 and Browning style lines, mixing thoughts on warfare, life, and divine contempt, with stray references to shoemaking as a metaphor and a remark about Jesus Christ.
A pet cat owned by Dr. Margaret Bowen of Frankfort Indiana recently hiked about 61 miles from Chattanooga Tennessee to Frankfort. Dr. Bowen had lost the cat on a trip from Florida and spoke with a friend about borrowing a fly spot.
The 1925 production of farm eggs in Canada is estimated at 224,778,867 dozen valued at 57,960,340 dollars, up from 211,649,685 dozen valued at 50,322,439 dollars in 1924.
Mr I M Parks of Consecon Ontario notes his wife suffered heart and nerve trouble. She became short of breath and could hardly do her housework as every sound felt like a shock, keeping her from staying alone.
London shows that the English ae Polis has no fewer than one hundred and four people houses not counting branch establishments.
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