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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
6
A traveler returns to his hotel and chooses an evening train southward. He reads a newspaper in an empty compartment while watching lights flash by. The journey contrasts with prior travel in Canada as he clings to the unread packet labeled To Be Continued.
The piece argues that Slav freedom hinges on the Entente, opposing German imperialism. It cites Bolshevik leaders’ view of a contrast between English capitalism and German force against Soviet defenders, reflecting a New York Tribune quote.
There are two great causes of biliousness constipation and defective liver action. When Dr Hamilton's Pills are taken they not only correct constipated bowels but also act on the liver. Unlike ordinary medicines they purge temporarily. Dr Hamilton's Pills remove the conditions causing biliousness for permanent cures. A 25 cent box today.
In Edinburgh a man named Foster arrives at a well kept home to deliver a packet for Graham Austin. A girl he once helped on a train recognizes him. they discuss Austin and business ties as Foster learns Newcastle is the intended destination for the delivery. The scene unfolds with quiet tension as the hush town and sea of granite rise around them.
H C Sherman argues that illiteracy among Russian peasants does not reflect low intelligence. He notes educated Russians around stations and fields show thought, compares Russian children to American peers, and suggests school facilities will raise a capable citizenry under modern governance. The piece reflects optimism for Russia’s future.
An ad touts Catarrhozone inhaler for bronchitis and catarrh with piney antiseptic vapors. Claims strengthen airways, stop coughing, and prevent hoarseness. Available in large $1.00, medium 50c, sample 25c sizes from Kingston Canada stores.
The article notes Canada’s average cow yields about 4 300 pounds per year, while top individual cows exceed 25 000 pounds and herd records average over 10 000 pounds. It highlights cow testing or herd records as the safest basis for intelligent breeding and feeding to lift production toward top herd levels.
Sir George Foster gives notice of a bill to allow sale of vegetables by the pound and require a dozen eggs to weigh at least a pound and a half. The measure also defines a cord of firewood as 128 cubic feet. A second bill concerns inspection and grading of hay.
The Paria Mate editor in chief argues France is far from exhausted or bled white. He notes French military strength rising to 2.7 million, shell production up to 300000 daily, and women nearly half a million in war plants. France funded the war with savings, loans, and taxes, and still holds two thirds of the western front.
A Sunday school teacher quizzes Jimmy on his father’s motto “It is more blessed to give than to receive.” Jimmy confirms, sharing that his father, a prize fighter, has always used the saying in his business. The exchange highlights a contrast between school morals and a fighter’s vocation.
A Washington Star excerpt notes two very exceptional children. The big boy resists becoming an aviator while his sister has not expressed any wish to pursue Europe as a nurse. The dialogue hints at individual career aspirations within a family.
Canada's production of fish for the last fiscal year, per the annual report of the fisheries branch, was valued at 39 dollars, up 3 347 670 from the prior year. All provinces except Ontario posted higher catch values as trout whitefish pike and pickerel slumped in Ontario, while salmon led in value at 10 882 431 dollars.
A heated family dispute over Tom's engagement unfolds as both families debate suitability. The remark suggests双方 concerns about compatibility, hinting at deeper tensions. The dialogue indicates ongoing negotiations and social pressures surrounding the match.
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