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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 06, 1919

Page

8

German Favored News Plan Amid Swiss Talks

The Paris Temps reports that former premier Scheid gmann met with German Swiss figures during a Swiss visit to discuss creating a major international news agency to push favorable coverage for Germany. Holloway's Corn Cure is advertised as a relief. A note on Thurmah claims Asiatic women there hold property rights equal to husbands.

Germany Paris Temps Geneva Scheidgmann Switzerland

Returns to Canada Aged Priest Comes Back to the Land

Father Auguste Lecomte aged 74 and blind arrives in New York en route to Canada to end his days after 43 years serving missions along the Mackenzie River. He travels with seven sisters of the Order of Daughters of Jesus and will join St Albert's Nunnery in Alberta.

Auguste Lecomte New York la Touraine Canada Father Lecomte Mackenzie River The Order of Daughters of Jesus St. Albert's Nunnery Alberta

Minhtd Liniment Says It Cures Diphtheria and Cost of Living Curbs

A clipped note claims Minhtd Liniment cures diphtheria while editorials warn that rising living costs threaten economic stability. The New York Journal of Commerce urges calm and a hopeful outlook as prices and distribution concerns affect agencies and personal rights. Australia reports vast brown coal beds over 700 feet thick and blends well with wood or black coal.

New York Australia

France Faces War Damages Totaling 355 Billion Francs

An extraordinary meeting of the Parliamentary Committee of Commerce at Palais Luxembourg heard Raphael Leng reveal France suffered 355 billion francs in war damages. He warned the next French budget will be at least 25.9 billion francs.

Egench Parliamentary Committee of Commerce Palais Luxembourg Me. Craumet Raphael Georges Leng France

Nerves Treated by Blood Rich Pink Pills Suggested

An eminent nerve specialist says worry drains nerves and recommends Dr Williams Pink Pills as a true nerve tonic. The pills claim to restore rich blood, strengthen nerves, improve appetite, and lift mood, available at dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Williams Dr. Williams Dr. Willams' Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Warrants Issued in Lille Court Martial Case

Warrants for German officers and soldiers found guilty during the French occupation have been issued at a Lille court martial. One warrant targets Count von Bismarck, grandson of the Iron Chancellor, accused of murder and arson, with extradition to be sought from the German government.

Lille Count von Bismarck Iron Chancellier

Jall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Offer

Vintage advertisement offering $100 reward for a catarrh case that cannot be cured by Jall's Catarrh Medicine. Claims internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces. Sold by Druggists for over forty years at 75 cents. Testimonials available. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio.

JALL J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Women Clerks In British Banks Stay On Permanently

The question of keeping women as clerks in major British banks is resolved with women now a permanent part of staffs. At the Bank of England over 200 women clerks are employed and regarded as permanent. Some male clerks urge equal pay with men, noting wartime coupon work and adaptability. in several cases women have replaced junior male clerks, though many permanent clerks object to this practice.

Bank of England

Cooperative Soldier Settlement In British Columbia

Three hundred officers and men demobilizing from the Empress of Asia form a cooperative land settlement plan in British Columbia. The program, backed by Dominion and British Columbia authorities, will allocate lands to returning soldiers with a $300 purchase rebate. Soldier labor drives development and profits from camp stores support cooperative ownership.

British Columbia Land Settlement Board William James

Corn removal claim with Freezone ether compound

An advertisement promotes Freezone ether compound to remove corns from feet. It urges buying a quarter ounce at low cost and applying drops to tender corns for instant relief, claiming the corn dries up and lifts out with the fingers.

Cincinnati

Soldier Reveals Iron Cross Story From Kaiser Era

A veteran explains the Iron Cross he wore was a special Kaiser order sent by messenger, claiming the recipient received it just before being handed over. He says the act was an extra designation from the Kaiser.

Vetzran de Kaiser Hisself Lane Haid

Kelloges Asthma Remedy Gains Steady Notoriety

Since asthma’s beginning there have been many claimed cures, but most fade quickly. Dr. J. D. Kelloge's Asthma Remedy has earned lasting regard by steady relief and new converts without sensational push.

J. D. Kelloge

Hindenburg Seen in Mufti on Hanover Walk

Hindenburg and his wife stroll with a dachshund in Hanover. The general’s mufti shows a rough coat and Panama hat, contrasting starkly with his official uniform. Frau von Hindenburg wears flat hats, long skirts, and smiles with vigor.

Hindenburg Hanover Frau von Hindenburg

Cops in France Dwindle as Repatriation Progresses

General W D Conner reports the United States troop presence in France has fallen to under 15 000 and will shrink further within a month as German prisoner repatriation nears completion. Minard s Liniment cures colds and more are noted in the piece.

France United States W. D. Conner

Residence near Utrecht marks Prussian royal lineage in history

The report notes the former German Emperor bought a residence near Utrecht Holland five miles from Amerongen. It recalls the Peace of Utrecht that established Prussia and mentions Henry Cabot Lodge’s remark on wartime peace efforts and hopes for the League of Nations as a successful fact.

Utrecht Holland Amerongen Prussia England Kingdom of France Henry Cabot Lodge League of Nations

Killjoys Cause Family Worry Over Uncle’s Health

A fragment urges Cascarets as a gentle overnight laxative to relieve liver and bowel poison, bilious headaches, and sour stomach. It promotes easy movement without gripping or inflammation, claiming it improves breath and tongue coating while you sleep.

Jakes

Largest whistle placed on Homestead Steel Works stack

Report says the world’s largest whistle, five feet long and one foot in diameter, sits 200 feet up on a Homestead Steel Works smokestack. A three inch steam pipe feeds 150 pounds of steam to blow it, and its sound can be heard twelve miles away.

Homestead Steel Works

Remedy for Bilious Headache and Footwear Demand

A remedy is urged for bilious headache Parmelee's Vegetable Pills. Taken as directed they curb stomach irregularities and soothe nerves and blood vessels to stop head pains. The ad argues most suffer from biliousness and promotes sensible footwear for women unable to fit tight shoes.

Parmelee

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SPOHN Spohn's Gpohn Medical Company Goshem Indiana USA Beecham’s Holloway Thurmah Cuticura W. Buena St. Basile, Que Minhtd Crown Brand the Canada Starch Co. Limited Montreal Jack Co-operative Soldier Settlement B.C Minard Acte MI Wilson &Sons Ottama Wellington Peace of Utrecht Cook Medicine CO Toronto Todsy Dominion Shorthorn Breeder Vim Micky Usedin Hospital America Clay Glover Co West 31St Street New York, S.A Dominion Express Bayer Pricoe
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