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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
7
London reports a German wireless message stating that in Brazil the view is that Brazilian property in Germany was confiscated during the war. It adds that such property has neither been liquidated nor subjected to compulsory control.
A short notice promotes Baby's Own Tablets to ease teething discomfort in infants. It notes swollen gums, bowel upset, and irritability, claiming the tablets soothe fever and aid digestion. A testimonial from Mrs. Marcel D. LeBlanc of Memramcook West NB urges use and lists price at 25 cents per box from Dr Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
Premier Massey asserts New Zealand may obtain 10,000,000 pounds indemnity from Germany. lawmakers expect questions in parliament. Canada’s claims are filed but final receipt depends on total claims and Germany’s ability to pay.
The Earl of Athlone will be appointed governor general of Canada next summer, succeeding the Duke of Devonshire who currently holds the post. The appointment places Earl of Athlone, brother of Queen Mary, in the vice regal role in Ottawa.
Eighteen acres of Banner oats on the Fulton farm at Oakland produced 100 bushels per acre for a total of 1 800 bushels. The land has been cropped for 40 years and shows marvellous soil quality. Oats sold at Oakland on car for 82 cents per bushel.
Major R W Schroeder reportedly raises two man aircraft to 29 000 feet at McCook field near Dayton Ohio challenging the British Capt Lang who reached 30 500 feet with a passenger. Asthma remedy letters highlight Dr Kelloges Treatment as aid for long standing sufferers.
Manitoba may consider a provincial railway to connect mines north of The Pas if the Dominion government declines to build a 72 mile line. Provincial treasurer Hon Edward Brown said the government sees the need for a railroad to keep mines operating, but building rests with Ottawa.
Chief of Staff March told the House Military Committee that some seized German ships will remain with the United States as part of the army transport service. President Wilson supported the ship allocation but declined to discuss disposal plans, which would be announced soon.
Seoul is fully occupied by Japanese troops after the attempt to assassinate Baron Saito. The would be assassin is at large while several suspects are under arrest. Japanese press see the bond outrage as expected and blame the choice of a naval governor for Korea. Takeshi Inukai argues a civilian governor might have eased Korean tensions.
Ottawa reports that Canadian cheese has been shipped to France by parcel post. John F. Ryan of Montreal presented Paris merchants with samples sent in 10 pound paraffin wrapped cylinders. The cheese arrived in 34 days in excellent condition.
Special dispatches from Seoul report cholera is widespread with about a hundred deaths daily. An organization has been formed to combat the disease and coordinate response.
A kitchen lotion recipe combines juice of two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to yield a quarter pint of skin beautifier for reducing freckles and tan. Strain to remove pulp and store for months then apply daily to face neck arms and hands. London report notes London native wm Jorgan sentenced to ten years penal servitude for manslaughter of a ragman in Sussex.
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a painless treatment for corns. A few drops relieve soreness and lift the entire corn with the root, without injuring surrounding skin. The compound dries instantly and is claimed to cost little per use. Cutting corns is warned against as dangerous.
Two girls exchange a teasing dialogue about swimming and a missing young man. The fragment hints at social dynamics and local tone from the era reflected in a casual question and playful reply.
An ad touts a reliever for rheumatic aches soreness stiffness neuralgic pains and other twinges. It promises speedy relief with no rubbing and claims strong sales at drug stores with prices 35c 70c and 1 40.
A memorial plaque for war fallen kin will be distributed in Canada by the Department of Militia and Defence. The plaque could not be issued with the scroll due to the need to build a special factory for its manufacture.
W S Pineo of Woodlands Middleton Nova Scotia certifies long use of MINARD'S LINIMENT in his family and calls it the best ointment for horse flesh. The testimonial endorses the product from a rural Nova Scotia reader.
A playful aphorism notes that maintaining wit is harder than collecting debts, while an old fashioned line praises steady aim. The quirky comment juxtaposes daily health with fiscal pressures and personal prowess.
Australia's exports to Japan exceeded imports for 1918 by £1,826,040, producing a trade balance in Japan’s favor. NSW commercial commissioner J B Suttor urged removing export restrictions, especially wool, predicting a handsome Australian surplus once limits are lifted. He cited friction from restricted wool exports as the cause of the unfavorable balance.
An ad claims Mall's Catarrh Medicine builds up the system and cleanses the blood to reduce susceptibility to colds. It asserts the medicine treats acute catarrh by acting through the blood and offers testimonials. Also notes British troops number and references a World War era quote about the Kaiser.
The Soldiers' Land Settlement Board plans a new tubercular veterans farming colony in southern Alberta forest reserve near Claresholm. About 20 land sections will be selected within a week or two for light duties and climate suited to recuperation. Farms will be spread over a wide area to aid rehabilitated soldiers.
A historical remedy claim lists treatment for diarrhoea dysentery colic cramps stomach pains and other bowel complaints including summer complaint cholera morbus and sea sickness. It presents the oldest simplest safest best remedy for these conditions.
The advertisement touts Dr Fowler's Extract Of Wild Strawberry a 74 year old product praised for its trusted reputation across Canada. It warns against cheap no name substitutes and promotes the Toronto manufactured remedy by The T Milburn Co Limited offering 35 cents.
War Office denies any plan to deviate from British evacuation policy in North Russia. A high official states there was no intention to hold on to Murmansk and that orders apply to the region as a whole, even if ports are closed.
Melbourne Museum receives an antique watch collection from Victoria and Albert Museum Kensington. Donor Evan Robarts of Sheffield supplied 1500 watches with a stipulation that unsought pieces go to Auckland and other museums. Some items date to 11750 and two enamelled specimens are highlighted.
Venustiano Carranza declares under no circumstances will he seek another term as Mexico’s president and will hand the office to his successor at the end of his current term in December 1920. Secretary of the Treasury Luis Cabrera had announced this statement.
A royal warrant increases army pay with second lieutenants earning 394 to 448 pounds yearly when married and 320 to 375 when unmarried. Lieutenants gain 448 to 503 married and 375 to 429 unmarried. Captains majors and colonels see similar raises, with a colonel at 1242 married or 1184 unmarried.
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