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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
6
The fragment discusses Britain's place in a global system with emphasis on war, labor, and empire. It mentions U S influence, resource quality, and industrial strength, including references to raw materials, skilled labor, and economic power tied to military and geopolitical reach. The piece previews a future central to British power in world affairs.
The piece presents a fragmented critique of British finance and media, mentioning English banks and advertising. It references connectors between business, propaganda, and public discourse, with garbled phrases suggesting concerns about external influence and the role of press and commerce in shaping opinion.
The government aeroplane survey for a Lake Works to Launceston line covers 50 miles and 10 000 horsepower capacity. An engineer from the government electric department flew 150 miles through rugged terrain, peaks, timber, lakes, lagoons, and rivers to gather information in a rare expedition.
Plans for the Prince of Wales visit this year are under discussion with arrangements for a stop in New Zealand on April 17 and Australia on May 18. Officials hope the tours proceed as scheduled, pending final approvals and security considerations.
A fragmented note mentions Lady Ludlow and Rothamsted experts in England securing a six rowed barley variety named Lowley. It discusses distinctive ear traits and historical familiarity, noting accuracy in identification and agricultural interest.
A testimonial touts Baby's Own Tablets as a mild laxative that regulates bowels and aids digestion, claiming they prevent fevers and teething troubles. Mrs Velictier of St Duglas Sue endorses the product after ten years of use, available from druggists at 23 cents per box.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim Minard's Liniment is sold everywhere with a claim about pairs of something per mile of a riprapposition and slag processing. The legible elements mention leather and a mysterious rating, but details are unclear.
A vintage ad promotes Catarrhose and Catarrhozone as a sure cure for catarrh. It claims the healing vapor reaches the chest nose or throat, with balsams and pine essences soothing lungs and bronchial tubes. Includes sizes and prices with a two month supply guarantee.
A new diamond field near Laungs Bechuanaland will open for digging March 20. Prospectors from the Cape Mogatu tigune and Leopold Congo plan to stake claims amid reports of rich deposits. Thousands prepare to travel to Larandla as government builds a new community and markets expect a large influx.
Cuba is described as the leading raisin exporter among Spanish American nations, highlighting its prominence in regional commerce and agricultural output. The note emphasizes Cuba's role in the raisin trade within the hemisphere.
The Research Council formed an air research commission with four members to advise the Dominion Air Board on Canada’s research aims. It will study coal standardization in Alberta under the University of Alberta. The council also funded food research physics and engineering and will examine avitamines affecting human nutrition. It will coordinate with Queen's Laval Dalhousie Manitoba universities on collaborative measures.
The Allies demand German naval assets as compensation for wartime losses. Britain asks Canada to consider acquiring locating docks dredges hydraulic cranes and related gear for its dam and adequate supply needs. The decision is under government review as talks continue.
An advertisement claims Diamond Dyes can restore old garments to a rich sideless color on wool silk cotton and blends. It promises easy use with color cards and dealer guidance, noting the dye works on dresses shirts coats leathers and draperies.
Judge W. P. Archibald, Dominion parole officer and noted criminology expert, spoke on parole systems saying there is no fixed criminal type. He cited a 2 percent reoffense rate among 11,000 released prisoners and urged humane, Christian handling of youth and offenders.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. Stops irritation soothes and heals. You can get restful sleep after the first application. Price 60 cents.
More than sixty civil service specialists in the Geology, Mines, and allied detachments resign to join private interests, many heading to the United States. Petroleum firms have recently enticed several Department of Mines experts, with more expected to depart due to higher pay in private work. The Dominion Government reportedly funds ongoing salaries despite the exodus.
An old advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by focal treatments and promotes Hall's Catarrhemeuline as a blood based remedy. It links ear inflammation to Eustachian tube blockage and claims a systemic cure, with mention of a money back guarantee and inquiry to Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
A report notes Japanese children learn to write and draw with both hands. It cites remarks on panese art and mentions a large audience figure. An unrelated line states pistachio cultivation yields about 500000 pounds annually.
The legislature passes a Provincial Act to regulate townsite locations for railways and prevent costly misplacements. Hon Geo Langley leads the bill, aiming to curb selfish railway townsite decisions and ensure townsites align with roads and travel needs. A note mentions a vast iron ore field at Vintind lies under the sea.
Advertises Cascarets as a harmless candy cathartic for children to relieve biliousness constipation and cold symptoms. Claims no canniel or dangerous deigs and that it cleanses liver and bowels without griping. Ends with note that it moves bile gases and waste out of the bowels.
The independent and original Mayor of Bermondsey is Mr W C Bustin who will not attend functions during his year in office and will not be invested with the robe and chain. He remains a compositor by trade and will continue his occupation. A$300 is granted for out of pocket expenses and loss of remunerative earnings while serving as mayor.
An Australian joke notes the high price of mustard due to fuel shortages. It claims people buy mustard to stay warm with poultices and mocks literacy rates of Japanese people, reflecting dated racial attitudes.
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