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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 07, 1925

Page

2

Bovril Limited Sees Record Profits Amid Advertising Boost

The 26th annual meeting in London reported prewar pricing held despite heavy taxation. Gross profits reached £639,123 with net £390,992 as Bovril notes growing output from strategic advertising and control of cattle rotations in Argentina and Australia to secure beef at minimum cost.

Berril London Bovrit House of Commons Robert Horne Ex- Cheer Devrli Company George Lawson Johnston Thos Europe Canada Ciites Dominion Oy Gay Bovril Limited Australia

World Happenings Briefly Told

Mr and Mrs John C Spinks celebrate their golden wedding in Victoria on April 7. A passenger train for Krkutsk Iberia was overwhelmed by an avalanche, killing and injuring many. A Redford Nottinghamshire family sails for Canada to take land in Saskatchewan. A proposed eleven storey building would have six hundred rooms and bathrooms if city consents. Alberta Liquor Commission says hotelmen on licensed premises earn 150 to 190 percent profits. Northern Ireland government shows a 150 000 pound revenue surplus for the year, with prior year surpluses listed as 47006 32000 and 46000.

John C. Spinks Charlton Watson Spinks Ereneral Keypilan Army Victoria Krkutsk Iberia Redford Nottinghamshire Canada Saskatchewan Northern Ireland

Mystery Trip For Giant Submarine Prep Sparks Secrecy

The Daily Express reports a giant submarine X-1 preparing for a worldwide cruise from Chatham. Crew of 121 officers and sailors sworn to secrecy, with armament rivaling pre war battleships and a two and a half day submerged endurance.

Bellieh Weese Expreas X-1 Britain Chatham Tulels

Nerviline advertised as relief for stomach upset

An ad for Nerviline claims twenty drops relieve sour stomach and gas, easing cramps and stomach distress when taken in water. It urges family use and emergency supply with a price of 3 cents at all dentists.

New Zealand Becomes Dominion’s Top Customer for Autos

Canada’s automobile exports rise with New Zealand as the leading buyer. In the latest shipment period 4,008 passenger cars were exported valued at 1 543.51 thousand dollars, with 3 114 going to New Zealand. This compares with 3 732 in January and 3 230 in February 1924.

Canada New Zeaerland Dominion New Zealand

Air travel charges tied to passenger weight outlined

Dr Hugo Eckener announced to the Royal Aeronautical Society that future airliners would charge passengers by weight. He cited a London to New York trip costing about one pound per pound of body weight, highlighting concerns among heavier travelers.

Hugo Eckener United States Navy Los Angeles Friederichshaven Lakehurst N.J Eckener Royal Aeronautcal Society Lonton New York

Heart Trouble Relief Sought by Ontario Reader

Mrs. C. Martin of Orillia Ontario reports long standing heart trouble with frequent fainting spells. Her husband needed constant assistance and various remedies were tried without success before a friend advised trying a new approach.

Stomach Distress and Relief With Dr Pierce’s Discovery

A letter from Mrs Chas Trimper of Bear River Nova Scotia recounts a severe stomach inflammation in August 1923. After a week of treatment with a doctor failed to help she began Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and was out of bed within twenty four hours. She reports ongoing improvement and recommends the remedy to other women, noting a trial package was offered.

Chas. Trimper Bear River N.S Dr. Pierce Luke Sca Pierce Dr.Pierce

London Population Reaches Eight Million

Unofficial estimates place Greater London population at around eight million. The London area spans 735 square miles with a 691 square mile police district as both grow rapidly. Distances across the city range from 20 to 30 miles. Sir Kingsley Wood states that 195,508 houses were authorized at the start of 1924, with 67,108 completed.

Hovsea Greater London London Metropolitan Kingsley Wood

National Opera Trust seeks fund for grand opera in Britain

A national opera trust aims to establish opera in Britain as popular musical art by forming committees in major industrial centers and raising £500,000 to subsidize grand opera. Appeals come from Lords Londonderry Shaftesbury Clarendon and Sir Landon Ronald among others. Also a brief adage about a grocer and butter and a sore feet liniment appears.

Britain Lord Londonderry Lord Shaftesbury Lord Clarendon Landon Ronald

Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Offer Vague Health Aid

An advertisement touts Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills from The T. Milburn Co. Limited Toronto. It claims long market presence of 30 years and that all druggists handle them. A testimonial from a wife mentions improved well being after use.

Troubled Islam, White Power, and Global Risks

A colonial-era column warns that Islamic ferment could threaten white powers if tensions escalate in Africa and Asia while noting Islam’s internal wars often end. The piece stresses no expected holy war but flags potential ominous turns for the western world and cites Western observers in Great Britain France and Mary.

Great Britain France Mary Africa Asia Philadelphia Ledger

Unity in Early Christianity and Communal Living

Sunday school lesson explores Acts 4 1 12 83 reading about unity in the early church. It contrasts Essenes and Therapeutae practices with Jerusalem disciples sharing goods as a voluntary common treasury and all possessions held in trust for others.

Acta Psainy Leslie M. Shaw Dead Sea Palestine Egypt Therapeutas Jerusalem Nevi

Kiangnan Arsenal to Become Chinese Auto Factory

Chinese leaders consider converting the Kiangnan Arsenal near Shanghai into a motor car factory. After decades as an arms plant, plans emerged to remove weapons machinery and lease the buildings for commercial use, with Canton capitalists weighing the automobile project.

Shangiai Kiangnan Moteur Sone Hd Shanghai Peking Nanking

Ranchers Turn to Planes in Argentine Pampas

Ranch owners in Argentina use airplanes to traverse vast pampas ranches and visit Buenos Aires homes. With hangars housing multiple aircraft, they inspect cattle herds from the air and rely on the flat pampas for easy landings. Authorities say a dozen private planes are in use, with more ranches adopting aviation.

Argen Pampas Buenos Aires Ricard Aldao Argentine Aero Club

Queer Fish Tales From Sargasso Sea Dredging

Dr William Beebe reports unusual marine life in the Sargasso Sea while dredging. Descriptions include creatures with feathers and long hair, others with protruding eyes, a third moving with hands as if using an unusual stroke.

Sargasso Sea Wiliam Beebe

Confusing Classified Mix About Rings and Remedies

A garbled advertisement mix references engagement rings and a wholesale grocer, plus odd lines about a worm terminator, a wife, telephone girls in Bombay, and Miard's Liniment. The text reads as a jumbled, nonsensical catalog fragment with inconsistent topics and unclear attributions.

Charles Saunders Receives RC Gold Medal for Marquis Wheat

The Royal Society of Canada awarded Charles Saunders its gold medal for discovery and development of Marquis wheat. The grain’s propagation added millions to farmers in Canada and the United States and boosted the Dominion’s grain production.

Charles Saunders Royal Society of Canada Canada United States

Asthma Remedy Promises Quick Relief by Dr Kellogg

A promotional note extols Dr J J Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a quick and complete solution. The text claims the treatment reaches the breathing passages and drives asthma out, urging readers to keep it on hand for ready use.

Canada Exports of Meats Hit 32 Million in February

Heavy trade data shows Canada exported meats valued at 32.6 million dollars in February, well above 1924 February by 31.3 million. The external trade report notes twelve month shipments ending February 1925 total 27.84 million, up from 22.29 million in the prior year. The note ends with a proverb about a handsome collar not guaranteeing courage in a fight.

Canada External Trade Branch

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