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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1924
Page
7
A jumble of garbled phrases discusses global events and remedies. It mentions asthmas, medicines, people like Pailin and Tibet, and vague notices about Vana and Vietorie while mixing unrelated terms and faux headlines.
Curiosity unearthed in the National Library reveals a map claimed to be by Christopher Columbus. Mo Deha Hondore leads the printed book section with Mo Th La Runeiere noting the document may show a Portuguese gap of the fifth century and a detailed view of Genoa.
Report text discusses cost of occupation and international payments. Mentions Allied mission headwear and Bulgaria payment terms. Government actions and exchange rates referenced in context of wartime economy.
Farmers faced supply and demand shifts amid rising costs and local market pressures. Officials note uncertain weather and transportation delays affecting crops and livestock, while growers seek stable prices and access to markets.
Quebec woman recovers from three years of kidney pain using Dodds Kidney Pills. The account claims rapid relief and restored health through the remedy, mentioning St Madar A. Tilanelwette as a resident observer.
A Soviet airman outlines an aerial expedition to reach the North Pole with a planned setup of a red flag. The unnamed scientist team mentions testing airphones and equipment as they anticipate the June voyage and aim to support the polar mission, per source dispatches.
Harsh spring conditions keep a baby housebound with a sick stomach and disordered bowels. Doctors caution about remedies and note a large Shakespeare folio sale in London with high bids. Dr. Philip Tfesenbach buys a copy of Rape or Lucrece for £860.
The text advocates a bowel cleanse by Dr Hamill of Mandrake and Trey claiming it clears the intestines and cures constipation. It emphasizes mineral salts content as causing harsh effects and presents the remedy as an easy option.
Readable text notes a product named Dr Hamiltons Pills offering instant relief. The fragment suggests medical remedy claims but provides no verifiable details or context.
A historical notice about McKim's Directory Of Canadian Publications describing its purpose, publisher Meira Limited, and distribution across Canada and abroad. It notes the directory catalogs Canadian newspapers and publications with statistics and details for advertisers and business needs.
Richard and Senun Webber born in Barnstaple Devon established a long held record in Wales as moulders starting work at age twelve. They have worked side by side ever since and live next door. Eneh has ten children and both have served as Sunday school teachers and choristers for 47 years.
General Pershing, age 64 on September 13, contemplates automatic retirement from active service unless Congress acts to extend the age limit. He has returned to his desk after a long career and a recent trip, reflecting on his wartime service and future plans. Saskatchewan to be represented at Toronto and Chicago livestock exhibitions this year after a Regina meeting. Minard's Liniment advertised for colds.
The play features a dramatic court room sequence praised by Winnipeg audiences and Broadway critics alike. Notable cast members include Thonas Jefferson and Bessie acon as they introduce Lightnin to Conde and prepare for a London run next season at the Gaiety Theatre.
An old advertisement touts CATARRHOZONE as a sure cure for catarrh and bronchitis with fast results. It claims rapid relief of soreness and congestion, urging readers to obtain the product from druggists or by mail from The Catarrhozone Co. in Montreal.
The editor orders that all directions from outsiders be carried out while a worker gathers them in a wastebasket. The page cites varied clippings from American Legion Weekly and ads noting Dr Thomas’ Electric Oil and a new Los Angeles gas for airships. Some text mentions death sentences and firing squad.
Mrs Albert Blunt of Toronto endorses Dr Pierce Anuric tablets claiming relief from congested inflamed kidneys and scalding burning urination. The ad urges readers to ask local druggists for tablets or send funds for trial packages and medical advice from Dr Pierce in Buffalo.
The article discusses the Sunday school lesson on 1 Corinthians 15 20 about the resurrection as the first fruits of those asleep. It outlines the past of Christ’s resurrection, notes the women's visit to the tomb on the first day of the week, describes their fear of the rolling stone, and closes with a meditation on courage over fear as wisdom.
A botanist in the tropics reports finding a peculiar bean that coughs when its leaves gather dust. The plant’s breathing structures fill with gas and expel it in a small explosion, blowing away dust particles.
British Columbia fiscal year timber resources expected to yield about three and a half million dollars direct gain. Timber licenses projected at one million two hundred fifty thousand dollars in revenue, royalties six hundred thousand, with other scales and fees contributing additional sums. A stray note mentions Minard's Liniment for sprains in the context of an unrelated health claim.
Vast scrap pile from the Great War era in Vancouver will be auctioned to bidders. Hundreds of thousands of tons of railway materials including car wheels axles springs and bolts were stockpiled in Canada and the United States for Russia and Britain but remained unsent after the Russian Revolution. The materials valued at about a million pounds were intended for railways in Russia and Britain and now face sale abroad.
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