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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR summarizes a historical news column noting events across nations and regions. It mentions people, places, dates, and institutions, including military and political references, with scattered names and numbers reflecting a wide scope of world affairs.
A testimonial style advert promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for nervous weak or run down women and Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach complaints. It claims cures, praises health benefits, urges readers to consult a druggist or Pierce’s Laboratory in Bridgeburg Ontario for trial packages and advice.
An old health article outlines persistent weakness and nervous strain after influenza, noting fever suppression, heart palpitations, and fatigue. It warns the illness can yield long lasting debility and cites a patent medicine claim for relief from The Dr. Wil ders' Medicine Co. Brockville, Canada.
Navy memorial plans reveal rapid harbor restoration at Zeebrugge near the Mole. Ship salvage nears end and Mole breaches repaired, ferry service resumes. An Anglo Belgian committee led by Lord Emmon dedicates 600,000 francs for a St George and the Dragon sculpture by M Dupont to mark Royal Navy dead.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Canada weather and a university death. It references a person likely named TOL BYtonow connected to a faculty, with unclear affiliation and an age noted as 7 airy. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent details or dates.
A Calgary Stampede plan outlines a July event during the annual exhibition week. Guy Weadick will oversee arrangements for the Western rodeo show.
Authorities report a severe outbreak affecting ranchers as cattle and logs suffer. The situation worsens as rural areas face disease spread, hindering work and transportation. Officials seek containment with limited local aid and public warnings.
A fragment describes a fragile heart and distressing sensations. The text notes fear and unease from isolation and concern for a spouse, hinting at a vulnerable mental or emotional state.
An OCR fragment shows an advertisement for Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills with garbled text mentioning heart nerves and claimed health benefits. The readable portions reference places or names like Naniwin Mekville Altai and scattered phrases about relief and vitality, but details and readability are limited.
An OCR fragment advertises Freezone corn remover promising immediate relief and painless use. It also touts Dr J D Kellogg Asthma Remedy as a dependable option after other efforts fail. The text mentions a sailing vessel from San Francisco to New York in eight hours and includes garbled student dialogue.
Mixed jumble lists ingredients and steps for a recipe. Mentions condensed milk, walnuts, root vegetables, and various measurements, but many phrases are garbled and unclear. Readable parts suggest a home cooking guidance card with steps to combine dairy, nuts, and roots.
Fragmentary report notes a Columbus descendant, claiming lineage from Christopher Columbus, called to the English bar. The piece references a Queror born in Madta and details about a doctor linked to the Columbus line amid unclear legal context.
A crude, garbled ad claims a tablet named ips Diagespsin cures stomach trouble. The text promises relief from sourness flatulence heartburn and pain once the tablet reaches the stomach, with a dubious guarantee and a low price.
The article lists 1921 census costs by region with Ontario at 407 491 dollars and Quebec at 205 258 dollars. It notes temporary census clerks printing and related obligations in Ottawa at 215 627 dollars. It also includes unrelated patent medicine and cultural remarks.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets laxative tablets for adults and children. It claims to relieve constipation and symptoms like dizziness head dullness sour stomach and gas with one or two tablets in a 10 cent box.
A horse jumped through an open drawbridge at the mouth of the Charles River and spent thirty six hours beneath piers and bridges before surfacing and swimming toward the open ocean. Rescued, the horse contracted a bright fever from the cold water but recovered.
The article explains radio wave speed and compares it to light and sound, noting speeds of 40 miles per second and 1 129 feet per second respectively. It extols Dr Thomas Eleclectric Oil for aches, ear pain, and general healing with a fifty year reputation.
Optimism runs through Canadian industry as 360 million dollars is forecast for 1922 new construction with ample financing. Lumber demand remains brisk and iron steel pulp and paper firms stay well supplied. January contracts reach 9.84 million dollars versus 4.39 million the prior year.
The United States Railroad Labor Board announced two decisions guaranteeing the continuation of existing wage rates and working rules for train yard and engine service staff across the nation for another year. The notices aim to preserve standard pay and conditions amid ongoing labor discussions.
The Danish government will establish four radio stations in Greensland to keep residents informed about world events.
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