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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
3
An exhibit features innovative wearable paper garments and related works. Curator Sills presents a table of samples while Golhars showcases designs like Lonatan and Drequert inspired by water resistant fibers. The display explores growth in washable paper materials and evolving fashion techniques.
Garbled text discusses skin quality and beauty claims with numerous typos and unclear phrases. It becomes a puzzle of misread words and random terms, making it hard to extract concrete facts, names, dates, or locations.
The Canadian Customs Department plans a two year port of entry station at Port Burwell Hudsons Bay as officers arrive from Mahux Nos with police and customs units. The move aims to boost border control and surveillance in the region.
The passage touts a food cure that improves blood quality and strengthens the nervous system. It promotes an anchor priced at 08 cents and a bundle of six for $2.75, mentioning Mates & Co. Ltd, Toranta with references to Edmanpecs and ah dentera.
A critical note questions the value of many studies in the curriculum and urges removing superfluous subjects. The writer argues for authoritative selection to focus on essential courses and laments the time spent on allegedly worthless subjects.
A discussion on relief for fatigued wives and mothers, noting extensive caregiving strains on farms and homes. The piece references ladies, widows, and common remedies, urging practical support and health awareness for women bearing heavy daily duties.
An unclear passage discusses a housing shortage and a resident’s difficulties with rent and property calls. It references a landlord and a tenant, with scattered mentions of maintenance, housing ownership, and community tensions amid a stressed home situation.
A garbled OCR style text hints at a local farm magnet topic during a labor shortage. Mentions FLOG and Dubai in unclear context with scattered personal names and places. The fragmentary lines imply a discussion of ties between workers, local businesss, and community figures, but the exact event or outcome remains unreadable.
In Saskatchewan, July figures show totals of 175,038 for new construction and 128,000 for sale values, with comparison to Sisledde's data. The note references SEA48 938 in Nucnato province and discusses building activity and sales totals.
In London an exhibit shows relics from ancient Egypt including a ros, a long stone tool, green eye paint, delicate mixtures of grease, ivory implements, and quivery combs used by a famed beauty. Other artifacts feature red clay faces, green pigment, and housewife tools like fang strainers, stone blades, wooden bowls, and alabaster vases, reflecting daily life from seven thousand years ago.
Seven months of sales for new saving certificates total two and a half million dollars. The certificates replace war certificates with denominations of 3 and 12 percent. Investors can obtain them directly from banks and post offices, with payments via money orders.
The page notes Minard's Liniment widely available. An accompanying item mentions the apple crop in Quebec with rough estimates and weather effects. The text is fragmented but indicates agricultural conditions and a general sales claim.
Fragmentary text references implements and dates with foreign phrases. It mentions Troacie and Lins but lacks coherent facts or names to confirm a full event, making a precise summary difficult.
An enigmatic note highlights lone skilled sawyers favor speed in sharpening, claiming sharp teeth and quick work enhance forest tasks. The terse remark hints at rural crafts and practical efficiency without naming people or places.
Official figures show six month coal production at 3,490,069 tons, up from a similar period last year. The report highlights record output in the Ashland region and notes improvements in digestion and health disclosures tied to workers.
A garbled OCR excerpt hints at a focus on fish fortunes and British foundry wealth, mentioning a year and people names unclear. The text remains partly unreadable, but references potential value and individuals connected to the industry.
Camedia reports a big rise in revenue for Ate wust of this year with total revenue exceeding prior twelve months. The company forecasts the fiscal year total at 150 million dollars, higher than the 8.9 million prior year.
Important development indicates flax fiber quality in Canada may reach high standards. Researchers report substantial production milestones and new processes expanding in Wassery Chitaric and YYW regions with significant toy production data noted earlier.
An old advertisement claims Danderine stops hair loss after several applications. It urges readers to try the product from drug or toilet counters for a few cents and rub it into the scalp to make hair grow long thick and glossy. It presents the cure as quick and easy with minimal cost.
The Sas tatchewan Municipal Insurance Association adopts an excess rate of twelve cents per acre on seeded land to offset hail losses. Total losses this year reach 8,705,000 with a prior four cent flat rate already in place. The rate hike marks an improvement over last year when 22 cents was charged. The heaviest losses occurred during early August.
Following a new order, German flags may be shown on public buildings only during special occasions in most Rhineland zones. The American sector requires a permit for any display. Major General Henry A. Allen has not approved the order for the American area as armistice status remains unsettled there.
In Saskatchewan over four years wool consigned to the provincial agriculture department’s co operative branch rose from 179 consignments totaling 69 704 pounds at 174. cents to 50 consignments totaling 394 068 pounds at about 61 1 2 cents per pound.
A historical ad-like fragment notes Minard's Liniment used for burns and injuries. It contrasts with neighbors gaining fortunes through dishonest means, implying a moral undertone in the surrounding notices.
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