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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
7
Misa Nelie Collin of 1330 Connecticut Ave Bridgeport Connecticut praises Tanlac for curing a long appetite loss and nervous tension. She says after eighteen months she now has a ravenous appetite perfect digestion and feels as strong as ever. Tanlac sold by all druggists.
Winnipeg gardener Hedley reports underground pit planting yields large scale rhubarb, aiming to sell beyond Winnipeg to Regina and Saskatoon. Asthma relief via Dr Kellogg’s remedy promises quick respite and lasting peace from attacks. Western farmers donate flour sacks to Armenia via Heller Association shipping from Winnipeg to New Orleans.
Alberta may create a coboby with Sesra thogs and Royal constabulary past. a 13 000 watch by Smith and feas of Trafalgar Square London claimed as the world’s most complex. Sixty waiters strike King Edward Hotel Toronto over dismissal demand. Burglars break into a Sherlands Evy home and fix a coat before leaving. Ontario sheep market: 4000 sheep moved by B C Harvey sold in New York Boston. repeat next year.
Advertisement urges keeping Nerviline for colic cramps and stomach pains. Claims quick relief and constant protection, suggesting every family should have a bottle on hand and noting it is sold everywhere.
A caption from the Boston Transcript shows a dialogue where a mother asks a photographer to enlarge a baby photo into a current portrait. The photographer questions bringing the child, while the mother insists an enlargement can be made.
Boston Transcript notes Minard's Liniment advertised for the flu. A Willis joke features Pa and son Willie about a dog turning round to sleep like a top. Russia sends more pilgrims to Jerusalem than any other country, per the report.
An old article extols Zam-Buk as a pure herbal remedy that soothes wounds and fights infection, claiming it removes pain, kills germs, and promotes rapid tissue growth. It presents Zam-Buk as a celebrated healing agent in medical lore.
Negotiations are under way among Alberta colliery owners to erect large coal bunkers for storage at tidewater in Vancouver and Prince Rupert. The coal will be used for bunkering and other purposes.
Winter brings changeable days and cold spells that keep children indoors. Baby's Own Tablets are advertised to regulate digestion and prevent colds, sold by druggists or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont at 25 cents a box.
Edmonton harbors more than a hundred bona fide manufacturing establishments. The Board of Trade notes the census as preparation for the forthcoming Edmonton exposition in spring.
A Canadian patent roundup lists H.3 Servoss of Briercrest and four Saskatchewan residents granted weed and stubble burner patents. It claims a machine can burn weeds for a nominal cost. An unrelated note mentions Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor advertised as a remedy.
Palm Beach continues to stress the vogue for red and white as stylish frocks return. A gay model in white crepe with red rings, ecru batiste finishes, and a surplice bodice with a rosette writes the season's youthful note. Red and black bone bracelets complete the ensemble, sparking interest in matching accessories.
Sufferers of muscular rheumatism are advised to use Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil with brisk rubbing until ease is reached. The ad proclaims strong virtue in each bottle, suggesting it offers greater healing value than can be fully estimated.
In 1921 the Trail Smelter processed over four hundred thousand tons of ore, the largest annual total in its history. About ten thousand tons came from holdings of Consolidated Mining and Smelting. Gold output reached 50,000 ounces, copper 900,000 ounces, lead 53,000,000 pounds, and zinc 53,000,000 pounds.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple home dye kit for dresses skirts coats and draperies. It claims guaranteed color fastness non staining and suitability for wool silk linen cotton or blends with instructions for selecting the correct dye.
Chicago headlines reveal a boom in bobbed hair with daily tolls by local hairdressers affecting 2,500 women. If trend continues, October 22 would see all city women bobbed. the shorn hair could be used to manufacture Class A full width mattresses.
Rt Hon Tau MacPherson promises no reduction of pensioners rights as government vows to uphold faith with elderly citizens. In danger, factories stock carbolic acid for wound care while Dr Thomas Ecletric Oil touted as quick healing without skin damage.
The Canadian Goat Society records 82 members for 1921. Pedigrees to Dec 31 1921 show Angoras 49 Toggenburgs 252 Nubian 151 Saanan 410 totaling 543 for the milking breeds. New registrations in 1921 total 159 with BC 123 Ontario 11 New Brunswick 10 Alberta 3 Saskatchewan 2 Manitoba 1 and the United States 9.
Government figures show 1921 wheat production in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta at 208,925,000 bushels, up from 234,238,300 in 1920, a 32 percent gain. Earlier years 1919 and 1918 also show rising yields, signaling steady growth. the text ends with a stray note about baked elephant foot not widely favored outside Africa.
The ad touts Cascarets as a pleasant laxative to cure dizzy headaches colds biliousness indigestion or upset acids. One or two at night reportedly empty the bowels by morning and leave you feeling splendid. They work while you sleep and cost ten cents a box. Children love Cascarets too.
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