20 May 1920
Page 7
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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
7
Irene urges Edith to listen as secrets surface about Dave, Conward, and a possible shooting. Edith recalls the danger and the fear that Dave might be involved, while Irene fears for Dave and the consequences if Conward is harmed.
Edith pursues Dave through wartime London, aided by Irene, hoping to locate him via military service records. She recalls the violent confrontation when she last saw him and plans to confront him face to face to reveal the truth before any further vengeance. The narrative follows her endurance as she hunts through soldiers and clues, clinging to a fragile hope.
Lt Col Barker warns no progress in commercial aviation without municipal harbors and airfields. He traces wartime aviation growth to 130 mph aircraft and hundreds of miles range, notes Paris air rules and U S absence, and endorses a Canadian military air force to use returning aviators. He cites rail strikes and Montreal lagging without air harbors.
Three commercial travelers share a hotel supper and dispute the bill. The one with the oldest name is freed from payment as the other two split his portion. No. 1 presents Richard Eve, No. 2 shows Adam Brown, and No. 1 reveals Mr. B. Ginning as the grand name.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as the guaranteed way to refresh old garments in wool, silk, linen, cotton, or blends. It urges using the Color Card and Direction Book included with each package. The clipping ends with a quoted line about trouble from an old hymn.
An Egyptian beum linked to the African tom tom traces to about 1600 B C A botanist claims every tree has its own voice and notes most trees show two bark meanings.
It's the stropping that counts. Any dealer will demonstrate the AutoStrop Razor to you, guarantee satisfaction, or refund or purchase price. AutoStrop Safety Razor Co Limited AutoStrop Building Toronto Canada.
Alberta shows rapid expansion since 1913 with 593 new villages and settlements. The Wrigley Directory notes total municipalities grew from 1272 to 1870, reflecting strong provincial development over seven years.
Mrs. Joseph Gauvin lauds Dodd's Kidney Pills claiming they transformed her health after a weak back left her nearly unable to walk. She notes six boxes helped her become a "different person" and says many others, especially women, report similar kidney-related improvements. The ad emphasizes kidneys as the source of healing and blood purity.
Sir John Jordan, retiring British Minister to China, left after 14 years in Peking. He spent 43 years in China rising from a consular language student, earning respect across the Far East for fair dealing and upright living. He was admired by Chinese and foreigners for safeguarding his nation's interests.
Geologist Dr John A Allan and J C Williams of Soda Deposits Ltd report a 31 acre salt deposit in Alberta with potential for Glauber salts and other solvable salts including potash and magnesia. Operations expected to start in May with 30 tons daily, plant being 30 by 100 feet and housing for workers planned. Williams plans offices and a warehouse at the townsite and trucks will haul product.
An old testimonial from Mrs C D Prince of Nauwigewauk Ontario praising Minard's Liniment for instant relief from quinsy symptoms. The letter expresses gratitude and notes the sender was very sick and nearly strangling before using the product.
Applications pour into the Air Board in Ottawa at the rate of fifty to sixty daily for the new Canadian Air Force. Camp Borden prepares the first training camp with facilities for nearly three thousand men and RAF equipment including eight hangars and permanent buildings. The air base cost the imperial government one million dollars.
A woman's Hudson seal coat once sold for about 100 dollars three or four years ago now commands around 500 dollars. The piece notes that even those without an eye for beauty can appreciate the handsome income such an item yields.
W. D. Craig of Regina has completed the purchase of a fully equipped land section seven miles south of the city for more than 60 000 dollars. He plans to place 400 acres under crop this year, bringing his cropped holdings to 1800 acres. The section was practically bought for cash.
A young man asks if his fiancée can live on his salary. She replies yes but questions how they would manage financially. The dialogue showcases sentimental courtship with light humor about budget constraints.
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