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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
2
A distorted archival text mentions a blinded woman named Farroug Potsh Puygean involved in a medical issue. The fragment references a court or state action, a figure named Steve, and a wind or weather motif. Several names and places appear unreadable, with limited context remaining.
An old newspaper ad promotes a stomach remedy tea and pepsin tablets. It claims quick relief for sour or acid stomach and palpitations, noting affordability and wide availability from druggists. The copy targets adults seeking inexpensive digestive support.
A personal testimonial from Blaquiere Morlaville describes gas exposure and rheumatism in 1919, detailing sleepless nights and severe pains. After six boxes of Milburn's Weart and Nerve Pils, the writer reports relief and recommends the remedy, noting price and distributor in Toronto.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a muddled note about northern markets and weather terms. It mentions Halte bud Haile and a Baste Circulars reference with unclear dates or actions. Further readable details are unavailable in the snippet.
An unclear report references a surgeon, operations, and an attempt to return something to place. The text mentions a ground incident and a person named Arkas Minard with a liniment and lumberman context. Specific facts remain obscured by garbled OCR.
Fragmentary OCR recipe text lists ingredients like raisins butter bread crumbs pepper and eggs. It mentions a batter mix and baking instructions but is garbled and period lacks clear actions or a coherent dish name. The readable items include butter sugar raisins and pepper with references to pie and baking steps.
An article offers home remedies for many sick children. It mentions using Nervilite and Nervitine with water for five minutes, bed time, tea with honey, and cautions about proper dose and safety.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a 10 cent candy flavored laxative for both adults and children. It promises quick relief from constipation and digestive discomfort with a candy like taste.
Saskatchewan hail insurance figures show 1922 losses at 1.79 per cent of premiums, with premiums totaling 2,267,287.40 and a favorable trend from prior years. Superintendent Fisher notes revisions possible as head office treaties are reviewed.
Fragmentary text references a person described as mother and a swiller at a duck pond with mentions of Chaplune Tatited Minard's Liniment and hair care. Details are garbled and no coherent event or entities are discernible.
Commissioned Salvation Army official approves bringing British juveniles to Canada for one year apprenticeships funded by public support. Winnipeg and Manitoba farmers offer placements. boys will be selected from capable youths, many from families unable to fund education or training.
Mrs Martha Sholer of 274 Bethune St reports weak health improved by Dr Pierce’s Favorita Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. Her husband, once emaciated by a chronic cough, regained health after using the same remedies.
Saskatchewan Growers' Association names new leader as unemployment drops by 3.00 percent. Lord Armstrong closes famed Northumbrian mansion and moves to the former agent’s house amid high taxes and cost concerns.
Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont announces a letter contest for Western province residents to describe benefits of using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. First prize $100, second $15, third $1000, plus twenty five $2 prizes. Letters must be truthful, signed with address, and include paper name and date of appearance. Contest ends March 1, 1922.
A claimant from Evanston reports long term stomach trouble and rheumatic pains eased after using Tanlac. He says weight increased by fifteen pounds and overall strength returned, claiming the medicine cured many ailments and endorses it widely. Tanlac is advertised as sold by reputable druggists.
The text lauds a sovereign figure celebrated in August and crowned in 95. It urges mothers to keep Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil on hand for relief and various ailments, claiming experience proves its value as a versatile medicine.
Announcement states the Marconi Company will build a wireless station in Vancouver costing about 10 060 000 dollars to establish direct links with Europe and the Orient. Another station will be erected in Montreal to connect Canada with the British Empire and continent. Minard's Liniment for Aches and Pains.
The text claims the product speaks for itself proving power on coughs colds cuts burns and pains with no guarantee needed. It notes Canada’s 1919 ranking among maritime nations rising to eighth with about 9 000 vessels reflecting trade growth.
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