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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
6
Wade heads toward the mountains at dusk, enjoying the cool air after a hot day. He notes his horse’s fatigue and prepares for a potential encounter as distant hoofbeats approach on the trail.
Opena Holmberg of Viking Alberta describes relief from abdominal pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter lauds the product and invites others to try it, highlighting long standing health troubles and improved well being.
Gordon and Dorothy confront a tense night as Jensen’s men close in at the ranch. A plan forms to warn Santry and rally allies, with Dorothy urging caution while Gordon vows action and protection amid mounting danger.
Western Canada agricultural colleges from British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba will enter five final year students in the Macdonald Livestock Judging competition. An elimination contest will select the team to represent the region at Chicago with the Royal Agricultural Show in Toronto as a potential venue. W. C. Macdonald Reg’d Inc will cover rail costs for teams and an instructor if Toronto is chosen.
A Montreal advertisement claims Catarrhozone Inhaler quickly relieves cold symptoms by filling the breathing apparatus with piney essences. It asserts relief from soreness congestion and irritation, and notes a two month supply with 50 cent size and 24 cent trial size available at dealers.
Government backed five French airplanes will depart in March for a world tour. The crew will split the voyage into short legs, visiting regions including Fll, Algeria, Egypt, Syria, Mesopotamia, Persia, India, Siam, Indo China, Korea, Japan and the United States before crossing Central and South America and returning to France via Spain.
A large meeting of British ex service men protested non-service employees in South Africa's civil service. They decided to return all medals including Victoria Crosses and Military Medals to Premier Bonar Law of Great Britain.
Bernard Spilsbury, famed honorary pathologist to the Home Office, receives a knighthood and shifts focus from frequent court rooms to hospital and research work after years of assisting in major murder investigations. He has examined thousands of postmortems and influenced many high profile cases.
A British aeronautical engineer designs a spiral chimney that presents a corner to winds from any direction. By offsetting brick corners a sixteenth of an inch, the top aligns above the base side center, distributing wind thrust over two sides and allowing thin walls to resist high pressure without extra cost.
Report notes Tuareg customs in Tripoli require men to obey women under national laws. Descent is traced through the mother and men wear veils, signaling strong matrilineal influence and gender role reversal in daily life.
Prof Roentgen, discoverer of the Roentgen ray known as X ray, has died in Manheim Bavaria after a career that popularized X ray use in medicine.
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