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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
2
The piece warns a widening breach between capital and labor despite wartime unity. It endorses gradual social reform, mutual confidence, and profit sharing to align interests, citing Canadian and American examples and stressing workers deserve a fair share of profits alongside capital.
Alberta's industry gains rely on agricultural development. The province's payroll neared 37 million dollars last year with coal mines employing about 14 million, railways 12 million, and other industries 11 million. Around 1,200 industries operate in the province, excluding railways and mines.
Calgary case from Creighton E Thompson describes a four year asthma ordeal improved after using Catarrhozone. He bought a dollar package from Findlay's drug store and reports relief within a week, urging others to try the remedy for asthma bronchitis and catarrh. The one dollar package lasts two months with various sizes and the Catarrhozone Co. in Kingston, Canada, distributes it.
Regina district expects higher grain plantings this year with wheat acreage rising by about 20 percent over last year. Bank of Canada official Major Complin notes the expansion accompanies other crops and reflects stronger prospects for the peasant farming sector.
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Manitoba lawmakers pass a bill to shut down all Chinese eateries to safeguard hotel keepers amid claims the establishments were all night resorts where boys learned bad habits. The measure targets several businesses and prompts debate over race and morals.
South Fork Saskatchewan reports Mrs Letts troubled by terrible headaches from liver and kidney sluggishness. After using Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills headaches vanished and health improved. Endorsements from local postmaster and residents note rapid relief and full recovery after two boxes. 25 cent pills widely sold with authentic A W Chase MD labeling.
Captain Peterson and the gas steamer Herman attempt to reach Banks Land to rescue three white men and four native families marooned there. The group reportedly has supplies for three years. The Herman was previously forced back by ice before Cape Parry.
About 5,000 Russian prisoners of war at the Ruhic hen camp escaped while troops were sent to quell rioting in Landau. The escapees are roaming the countryside causing alarm among local residents.
Swiss refugees report from Russia that during December and January about 100 900 Petrograd residents died from hunger and related epidemics. The party of refugees numbers 400 andSOURCE official statements confirm the grim toll in the city.
A sermon-like summary notes Joshua's farewell lessons as he recalls God's deeds from Abraham to Canaan and warns Israel to be strong, keep the law, and separate from Canaanites. It emphasizes God's past victories, the promise of full possession, and the need for fidelity to avoid divine wrath.
The Indian women of the Six Nations plan a wedding gift for Princess Patricia. They will present an oil painting of the old Mohawk Church, created to honor her marriage and her father's status as a tribe chief.
A printed home treatment claims catarrhal deafness and head noises can be relieved using a simple internal medicine. It describes mixing a store-bought preparation with hot water and sugar until dissolved, then taking a tablespoonful four times daily to ease Eustachian tube inflammation and middle ear secretions.
Real estate dealers in Saskatoon report rising interest in Saskatchewan farm lands with many inquiries in the last two months. Three local firms say most inquiries come from the United States and selling has been good, with March expected to bring unusually brisk activity.
Saskatchewan highways department announced 1918 road drag awards totaling 500 dollars in five prizes across six districts plus three grand prizes province wide. Sixty six entries versus forty four in 1917. Marriott Rural Municipality won the first grand prize for a second year.
The Hon. Edward Brown presented the annual budget to the provincial legislature in Winnipeg claiming a cash revenue surplus of 322 876 dollars. He stated Manitobans hold 44 million dollars in Victory bonds, calculating a per person contribution of 140 dollars to the nation. The subscribed amount plus patriotic gifts totals 84 million dollars.
A brief note claims Minard's Liniment relieves neuralgia while a humorous aside remarks that a man may drink to drown his conscience, yet wake ready to resume business the next day.
An old local notice touts Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills claiming to energize the weakened body and regulate the heart, with a testimonial from Mrs. Wilhauy Steeves of New York. The ad notes price and mail order availability from The T Milburn Co. Toronto, and adds a Copenhagen report about a German defence ministry bill for a standing army of 150000 to 175000 men formed on a volunteer basis.
The Pass area ore shipment totals ten thousand tons hauled since January by 175 two-horse teams and a caterpillar tractor. The ore will reach The Pas by water in spring and be shipped to Trail, B C for smelting. A man reports relief from asthma using Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy and available through dealers and wholesalers.
A series of cooperative horse sales will be held under agricultural societies across the province by the Saskatchewan department of agriculture. The aim is to place surplus farm horses from older settled districts into profitable home markets.
Report notes Mr and Mrs Jima angry with their chef about a vehicle accident. The man appeared upset and the woman was visibly distressed.
A mothers’ note extols Baby's Own Tablets for teething relief and digestive comfort, praising their fever reduction and calming effect. The Dr Williams' Medicine Co. offers them for 25 cents a box. Separately, R. Charles ships two bushels of Marequis wheat to South Africa from Minnedosa for seed and climate suitability tests.
An old farmhouse advertises Dr. Thomas electric oil as a versatile remedy. It claims benefits for children with colds and croap, adults with pains and aches, and even provides directions for treating sick cattle. A bottle in the house is recommended.
Turin farmer Mr Dailer reports two days of seeding and praises the present weather conditions as favorable for agriculture in Alberta Calgary. The account notes an early crop seeding completion and a record set by ongoing agricultural operations.
The article notes a medical claim about curing piles in six to fourteen days and mentions a "Grst" application. It also reports that thirty five colonels of the Portuguese army who joined a revolt have been reduced to second lieutenants.
A damaged notice describes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound advertised in the local paper. The writer from Oregon Illinois says the tonic helped with organic trouble and allowed her to work on a small farm raising about 600 chickens yearly.
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