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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 11, 1926
Page
6
A London address to the Constitutional Court notes Washington conference decisions on global trade. Bridgeman says England is no longer an island power and must protect vast vampire trade essential to its survival.
In a fragment from the 1917 adventure tale, Barre the dog faces capture by Bush McTaggart the Factor at Lac Bain. A mysterious stranger, John Madison a.k.a John Carvel, intervenes and implies law enforcement will pursue the outlaw trap robber as they near Lac Bain and move north.
Toronto report notes a mother expresses relief that her daughter, once invalid since infancy, is now improving. The article mentions the child’s early illness beginning at six months and the mother’s hopeful outlook for recovery. The piece emphasizes parental concern and gradual health progress.
An excerpt shows Pooley reflecting on two decades of effort and relief from an anticipated burden. The passage conveys weariness, resolve, and a sense of impending relief after years of attempting to endure a difficult period.
In a stark, brutal frontier scene, Carvel frees Baree from a snare and offers him raw meat. Baree, famished, consumes the meat with a surge of renewed strength as the outlaw and McTaggart consider their next move, the snow and firelight framing a tense bond. The dialogue reveals danger, trust, and lingering threat as they plan to press on.
A tense exchange unfolds as Carvel leads north through snow, calling to his dog Dare as the companion hesitates. Dare reacts with a twitch and whine, torn between loyalty and uncertainty as Carvel vanishes into the spruce.
Bananas gain popularity as a training food among British football players. Professional trainers laud their quick digestion and high calorie content compared with most other fruits, noting the banana as an aid for athletes.
An article explains that rich pure blood helps resist winter illnesses like colds and influenza. Dr Williams Pink Pills are promoted as blood-enriching and strengthening, with a Canadian testimonial from Mrs Stromberg noting recovery from influenza and renewed energy after use. Sold by medicine dealers or 50 cents per box by mail from Brockville Ontario.
A mixed set of aphorisms and jokes from a newspaper page. Notable lines include Lady Buckmaster on true friendship and trust, quips about coffee at a mission, a dig at sermon wakefulness, and product mentions like Holloway's Com Remover and Minard's Liniment.
The Saskatoon Star notes Western Canada farmers increasingly adopt mixed farming as a safer, sounder agricultural system funded by surplus grain sales. It critiques sweeping condemnations of cattle traders and highlights grain production achievements that astonish the world.
A simple treatment for earache is offered by Dr. Thomas. A few drops on lint placed in the ear are said to relieve pain and provide quick comfort.
Edna a six year old refuses oatmeal at breakfast saying she will skip it to save space for turkey at Thanksgiving dinner, as told by her mother.
A collage of devotional verses and ad copy appears, praising faith and providing product pitches. The text includes references to Ruth 1 9 and a long advertisement for Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil, claiming widespread uses and benefits for humans and horses. It ends with a light exchange about a bank draft cler k.
The invitation from Congrisa and Canada extends to Britain dominions colonies and all foreign powers to attend the world poultry congress to be held July 27 to August 4, 1927.
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