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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
6
In Bushwhackers Place the burned schooner tale unites residents as Noah’s owner is believed dead and old feuds cool. Paisley reveals marriage plans with Mary Ann as Roy wrestles with loss and a boy seeks a lone future while ducks depart for winter.
Widow Ross orders away Bill Paisley after he claims the widow's property and daughter. Paisley lingers, joking about bacon and past meals as Mary Ann contends with the trouble. In the cottage, a neighbor reports Noah injured on a schooner, stirring tension and concern.
Paisley seeks his skiff near midday in the continued chapter narrative. The scene follows a prior sequence and centers on the character's actions after an earlier event, signaling quiet progression in the plot.
Mrs W W Pearce of Toronto testifies that Spanish flu left her with a weak heart and shattered nerves. She reports relief after using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, noting improvement after one box and full recovery after six. Price 50c a box from dealers or mailed directly by The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ont.
After a conference between University President Murray and Brigadier General Ormond the University of Saskatchewan announced a definite military course for 1922. Each week includes one hour of drill and physical training and one hour of theoretical work. Lectures by Militia Department officers will cover Great War strategy with focus on Canadian campaigns and engagements.
Minerd's Liniment for distemper and worm warnings appear in this ad style notice. It promotes Miller's Worm Powders as a dependable worm expellant and health safeguard for infants, claiming it strengthens and protects from ailments that threaten young children.
The passage praises homeowners and builders who pursue quality in new houses amid material shortages. It argues for honest standards, utility balanced with simple lines and tasteful ornament, and personal responsibility in creating a pleasant modern home.
H A Machie, Edmonton East MP, claims the new government oil regulations hinder private enterprise. The Windus have no word for friend but use brother instead.
Botanists warn foreign loggers are destroying native medicinal bark across British Columbia and neighboring regions. Prices for casvara rise as experts urge legislation to protect this valuable plant while noting overharvesting depletes accessible roots and branches. Other items mention rain-making experiments in Pretoria and isolation of Kerguelen Island.
Several farmers from the Dublin area Ireland intend to move to Western Canada in the coming spring. Calgary Board of Trade reports the plan as part ofTrish for Alberta and its rural development aims.
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