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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 17, 1921

Page

2

Winter Comes to Bushwhackers Place in Grim Larder Tale

In a snowbound scene the Bushwhackers brace for a hard winter as Mary Ann and Paisley prepare for spring, while Daft Davie returns in a flurry. The group recalls a four year stretch of cold and famine and faces death, pregnancy, and loss with stoic neighborly resolve.

Declate Ander Mores Zacheus David Jeetle Rebecca Joseph Peeler Tom Mrs. Rass Mary Ann Paisley Bill Gloss Noah Daft Davie Davie Declare Big McTavish

Delicacies and rumors as Halli busts leave town

The recount describes a large spread at a gathering with smoked fish and coffee. townsfolk discuss Halli but's gang planning a return with bigger moves. Suspected actions, wakes, and missing persons shuffle through the lively talk as residents weigh their next steps.

Ross Boy Paisley Halli Delsus Haree Jessimpson Hallibat Gosling Noah Hallibut

Catarrhozone Promises Quick Relief for Coughs and Colds

The ad touts Catarrhozone as a fast, soothing remedy for bronchitis and throat irritation. It claims immediate soothing power, strengthens the throat, stops coughing, and suits winter illnesses with a 50 cent size and a 25 cent trial size from Kingston dealers.

Rapee Catarrhozone Co Kingston Ouger Bom

Noah Is Found Alive After Ship Fire

In Bushwhackers Place the alerted crowd learns Noah survived the blaze aboard a schooner. He fought through smoke and flames, swam to a hidden skiff, rode to shore on a dustwood piece, and was cared for by Betsy who nursed him back to wakefulness. The community plans to honor Betsy with a new house next spring.

Rei Shi Simpson Glass Noah Betsy Roy Davie Ein Peeler Granny Ms. McTavish Big McTavish Jor

Mineral Production Up in British Columbia for 1930

Mineral production in British Columbia totalled 20 580 623 dollars in 1930, up 2 284 312 dollars or seven percent from 1919. Increases were recorded in silver copper and zinc.

British Columbia

World’s Largest Telescope Planned for Vancouver

A telescope claimed to be the largest in the world is to rise in Vancouver British Columbia. The instrument will feature a ten foot diameter lens and dominates the project’s scope and ambition.

Vancouver B.C

Dr Crommelin Predicts June Close Earth Passage by Comet

Dr Crommelin estimates the probable Earth approach of a comet, likely near June 15 with a ten day margin. The perihelion would occur near end June, raising risk of a meteor shower and possible Earth overtaking. He notes past outbursts in 1916 and tentatively links the comet to one found in 1766.

Crommelin Comter

Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Promote Vitality in Aging

A dated health advertisement touts Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills as a preservative for the elderly. It claims to strengthen the heart, steady nerves, improve memory, and restore vigor. A testimonial from Mrs. James Perry of Retlaw Alberta describes renewed health after two boxes and ongoing use at age 72. Price 50c per box, mailed from The T. Milburn Co. Limited, Toronto, Ont.

Milburn James Perry Retlaw Alta Amy Amy Fine T. Milburn Co., Limited Toronto

Airplane passengers in Canada report

Canada reports 15 260 hired passengers over eleven months totaling 6811 hours and 429 177 miles flown. Five fatal accidents are recorded in the period according to Colonel Robert Leckie of the Canadian Air Board.

Canada Robert Leckie D.S.C Canadian Air Board

Saskatchewan Rural Traveling Libraries Expansion Lauded

The province reports 309 travelling libraries in rural districts and a government appropriation of 10 000 dollars to extend the system enhancing access to reading across communities.

Saskatchewan

Teeth and Nation Decline Tied to Dental Decay Crisis

In Dr McGee’s dental column a history study links national decline to disease and malnutrition. He argues tooth decay rivaled malaria as a force weakening nations and warns American children face widespread dental decay threatening national vitality.

Greece America

Diamond Dyes Offer For Women’s Textile Dyeing Needs

Old ad urges women to use Diamond Dyes for dyeing skirts dresses waists coats stockings draperies and more. Each package includes simple directions for wool silk cotton linen or mixed fabrics but warns of poor results like splotches fades or ruined material. Druggist carries a color card.

Cascarets Night Aid Constipation Ad

A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant sleep aid to ease constipation while you rest. It promises a clear head and regular bowels by morning with no effort. Boxes priced at 10 25 or 50 cents and labeled as candy for children.

Danderine Hair Treatment Promises New Life

An old advertisement touts Danderine as a cheap hair product offering new life and vigor after a few pennies spent. It emphasizes visible improvements and a renewed appearance from routine use.

Cattle Drive Planned to Ease British Columbia Shortage

Plans by the British Columbia Dairymen's Association seek to import large numbers of milch cows from Canada and the United States for dairy districts in the province. An estimated shortage of at least 100000 cows is cited as a driver for the program amid demand from new settlers.

Canada United States British Columbia

California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Harmless Relief

An old advertisement urges parents to give California Syrup of Figs to ease a child's stomach liver and bowels. It touts a fruity taste and safety on each bottle and instructs to say California when needed.

California

Aspirin Warning and Bayer Labelled Packages

Warning about counterfeit aspirin mentions Bayer on packaging and tabs as proof of genuineness. Describes Bayer tablets in small tins of twelve for colds aches and pains with directions for various conditions and notes made in Canada by Bayer.

Bayer Canada

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Archie P. McKishnie Thos, Alla, Toreate Yarmouth “M.'s Minard’s Rea Proctor McGee M.D DDS Oval Hygiene Danderine Mitch Holand British Museum Portage Renanson Bal Limited
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