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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
2
In a tense sea raid, Blood orders punishment and bondage as captives are handled aboard the ship. Don Diego is restrained while the crew moves toward the hold, with Don Pesto Sangre and others moved under guard. The scene closes as the Admiral awaits the prisoners and a nephew confronts the captain about his missing brother.
A fragmentary report outlines a dirigible program aimed at U S governance. The text references a national airship project, planning stages, and government involvement with an emphasis on aviation enterprise and policy direction.
A fragmented report describes a German invention the aerodynamics of wind power and an air driven dynamo mounted on a tall mast. Inventor Piettist and retired aeronautics enthusiast are cited as pursuing a new form of propulsion using wind braking and four wing setups.
A historic science note reports researchers say vitamins are essential components of food. After twelve years of study, scientists announce that vitamins nudge growth and health, present in greens and vegetables, while claiming food lacks nourishment without them.
A scratched page contains lines of poetry and thoughts on duty and virtue. Phrases invoke obligation and trust in the Lord, mentioning figures like Hanry Wadsworth and Thealore Parsons amid fragments about sailing toward a Fortunate Seles.
A letter of introduction was handed to a manager by an actor describing the presenter as a man of merit. The note praised the actor for roles including Macbeth Hamlet Shylock and billiards noting he plays billiards best.
A fragment notes progress in radio and future plans including two way talk by telephone and printing words from broadcasts. Mentions J. Gh. Harbord president of the Radio Corporation of America and speculation on devices for airplanes submarines and other ships with engineers and agencies cited.
A quadruple motor plane carrying saven passengers and luggage broke the Paris Brussels speed record. It flew 1270.88 miles in 1 hour 11 minutes, averaging about 14,000 miles per hour. The craft then proceeded to Amsterdam with an average Paris Amsterdam speed near 1a minutes per hour.
A patient testimonial from Annie Wright of Woolchester describes yearlong rheumatic pain and hip misery eased by Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad claims the pills enrich the blood, prevent relapse, and bring complete relief after trying several doctors without lasting results.
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