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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 22, 1928

Page

5

Canada Busy and Expanding After War Recovery

The article contrasts unemployment in the United States with Canada and Great Britain, noting Canada’s improving economy and rising construction, steel production, and trade. It cites January and February employment near 1920 levels, booming imports for industry, and record January business activity, while the United States faces growing unemployment.

Great Britain United State States Canada United States Great Tirnin Congress Department of Labor Washington Industrial Commissioner of New New York State Copeland New York City United Kingdom Britain National City Bank of New York Dominion

Belgium Seeks Expanded Trade With Canada Trade prospects cited

A Belgian consular agent was sent to explore larger trade with Canada. The dispatch notes Canada imported 316,132,679 from Belgium in the past year and exported 18,669,001 to Belgium. The mention of aspen and trembling as an adjective appears as a stray note.

Uelziar Baussels Canada Belgium

Trouble Over Russian Gold Bank Of France Sues In New York

Bank of France sues in federal court in New York to recover five million two hundred one thousand dollars in Russian gold shipped to America by Soviets. The gold, held by Equitable Trust and Chase National Bank, is tied to claims of theft from the Russian Empire vaults and questions of Soviet legal status in U.S. courts.

Ibank France New York Bank of France Equitable Trust Cup Chase National Bank State Bank Russian Empire United States Mussie America Russia Treasury Department

Busy Season Ahead For Western Canada Building Projects

Officials say thousands will work on a Western Canada expansion program for 1925. Tenders already out for several projects including new stations, sheds, plant upgrades, and new paving works under the Canadian Taritic Flashway plan, per ELC Coleman, vice-president of Western Lines.

Western Canada Western ELC Coleman Western Lines

Same Symptoms in Many Cases A Blood Builder Ad

An anaemic condition shows pale, tired, weak, and thin blood symptoms. Dr Williams Pink Pills are touted as a reliable blood builder and nerve remedy with testimonials and mail order availability. Also mentions Miller’s Worm Powders and Canadian cattle prices, ending with a proverb about flattery and noise.

Williams Ky. Patterson Shanklin N.B Lucents Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Proves Helpful

Barrington Nova Scotia resident Mrs Virtua Richardson reports relief from widespread body pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and the associated wash. She says she can work again and go out, crediting the remedy for her improved health. Another testimonial from Mrs Flighnson of St Thomas Ontario claims long–standing backache and fatigue improved after taking four bottles and using the wash.

Lydia E. Pinkher Mirs Virtua Richardson Barrington, Nova Scotia St. Thomas Uni Pinkham Lydia FE Pranda Fl.ighnson Moore Street Ont

Wheat Pool Aims To Stabilize Prices Says McPhail

AL J. McPhail president of the Western Canada wheat pool told the Canadian Tub in Toronto that the cooperative has grown rapidly in four years. He cited 204 milling bushels in the pool last year and said the pool seeks price stability comparable to other industries rather than a monopoly or undue price boosts. He noted pools turn over about $1,000,000 for each working year.

AL J. McPhail McPhail Toronto Tvne Western Canada Earch

Alberta Railways Deal Boosts Value in Joint CP CN Offer

Alberta's legislature reports a joint CP CN bid for the Alberta owned ed and 2c railway with an improved value turn of about 1.7 million over the former bid. The deal envisages 8 million in stock value with interest from January 1 1628 and a total asset price of 17.4 million under the original plan. The valuation places the B C and B C lines at roughly 19 million.

Canadian Pacific ED. and 2C. Railway Brownles Alberta Alberta Railways Sir Henry Thornton Beatty B.C Railways Department of Province

May Bay Canadian Horses Trade Proposed With Egypt

Askar Bey told the King of Egypt that Canadian prairie horses are suitable for Egypt and a trade could develop. He noted Egyptian aims at shipments to Russia and suggested a Canada Egypt exchange. current Egyptian purchases come from South America. A Polish Labour Ministry decree bars emigration of prisoners lacking means of support, with exceptions for families awaiting them and other special cases. Wool is mainly used for making fat containers.

Egypt Askar Bey Canada Askar Tey Russia South America Polis Labor Ministry Foreign Office

Death of California Patient After Delicate Heart Surgery

A man in California died after a heart surgery to remove pus around the organ following a severe influenza attack. The operation removed a rib section and used local anaesthetics as a physician performed the delicate procedure.

Th. Nobles California Norhles

Canada becomes fourth largest rubber product exporter

Hon. Jamies Malcolm, Minister of Trade and Commerce, at the Canadian Rubber Association banquet in Montreal, said Canada now exports rubber products valued at 30 million dollars annually. He noted raw materials come from countries to which the Dominion exports the manufactured commodity.

Canada Dominion 9S Jamies Malcolm Canadian Rubber Association Montreal

Admiral Jellicoe Accepts Presidency of British Legion

Admiral Karl Jellicoe, commander of the British grand fleet in the Great War, accepts the invitation to become president of the British Legion. He succeeds the late Karl Flatg.

Karl Jellicoe British Grand Fleet British Legion Karl Flatg

Advice to Always Offer Guidance Turns Into Professional Path

A statement urges consistently giving advice at every chance, suggesting choosing a demanding career such as medicine or law and embracing the role fully. It advocates mastering guidance delivery as a defining professional skill.

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