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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
6
A fragmented ad from a Montreal firm promotes a nose plug for catarrh relief. The readable text hints at a product claim and large size packaging though most lines are garbled. The fragment mentions dealers and a Montreal company.
A twenty fivet old Englishwoman recounts plans to emigrate to Canada with the Arnolds after inheriting a small legacy on turning twenty five. She jokes about slang filled talks with Mary and Mars Arnold advises a plainer speech as she recalls a dog charity bequest clause in her aunt’s will and hints at starting a new life in Canada.
Mrs. R. Cheney of Chatham Ontario reports digestive weakness and fatigue from nervous exhaustion. Advertisement promotes Dr. Chase's Nervine Food at 50 cents a box, available through Edmanson Bates & Co. in Toronto and all dealers.
A young woman recounts leaving England with plans to seek independence in Canada. She reflects on family dynamics, personal ambition, and a long voyage to Montreal and Winnipeg, aided by friends Mary and Ralph. The diary notes homesickness, cultural adjustments, and a push toward writing as solace.
A fragmented diary fragment describes themes of home life in Mather with stove and seed, reflecting on advice worth following and a hoped reader. The author imagines an unseen confidant as a diary’s audience and contemplates future continuation in a reflective, personal voice.
Medical authorities say most indigestion stems from excess stomach acid. A simple remedy is disulated magnesia taken with meals to neutralize acidity and aid digestion without altering diet. Get powder or tablets from a reliable druggist. do not use liquid forms.
Dr. W. G. Church argues western Canada is suited for fur farming focusing on Super Black Foxes. He says uncertain crops and weak cattle markets push ranchers toward fox breeding using registered stock and strong records. He promises next notes on stock costs and ranch construction from Summerside, P E I.
The Great Lakes Pulp and Paper Company plans a large Fort Whlam mill with a daily capacity of 109 tons. The project aims to employ 600 men by February 1, 1925, under an agreement with the Ontario Government.
A bedtime tale describes Stella, a birthday girl, and her brother meeting Brownies who reveal that belief in fairies brings visits in dreams. A mysterious man at a party gives children magical shells and gifts, inspiring the girl to collect Earth's beautiful wonders like a Venus flower basket sponge, a dragonfly, and Luna moth.
Ottawa has not confirmed the return of Mennonites from Mexico to Saskatchewan though expectations align. Fewer than 504 settlers left the Canadian west, and Mennonite families’ size means few complete migrations. Saskatchewan farmers see Hinder twine investment and urge a factory at Prince Albert Prison, proposing feasibility and use of prison labor.
A new serial tale titled My Canada begins this issue featuring Elinor Marsden Eliot, a young English girl who travels to Canada to fulfill a long cherished pioneering idea, inviting readers to discover the fortunes awaiting at the rainbow's foot.
An article profiles Dr. Pierce of Buffalo and his medical tonic Golden Medical Discovery. It highlights claimed blood disease cures, tonic benefits, and skin improvements, encouraging readers to contact Pierce’s Advertised Hotel in Buffalo for confidential medical advice and Discovery products.
The text notes that certain areas hold no coal within their borders while others like Holland and Switzerland are described as coal-less or lacking native coal mines. It contrasts these with regions where coal is present or significant, reflecting on geographic distribution of coal resources.
A fragmented discussion covers diamond dyes for wraps skirts sweaters and curtains, plus questions about wool fabrics and dyeing methods. It mentions a statistician noting Americans spend more on divers and marriage-related items, with unclear source details.
Advertisement claims a lime drop on a corn stops pain instantly and dissolves all corn types. a druggist sells a small bottle of Freezone for a few cents to remove hard or soft corns between the toes without soreness or irritation.
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