Wouldn't Hurt 'Em Visitor and Cottager Exchange
A farmer declines to move his pigs from near the house despite a visitor and doctor warnings. The cottager retorts that proximity cannot harm the animals, highlighting rural stubbornness.
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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
3
A farmer declines to move his pigs from near the house despite a visitor and doctor warnings. The cottager retorts that proximity cannot harm the animals, highlighting rural stubbornness.
Advertiser cites Mrs Gaspard Daigle of Dewmain Quebec praising Baby's Own Tablets for rapid relief of constipation and indigestion in her child. The tablets sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 23 cents a box from The Dre Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario. Prohibition note briefly mentioned as breathless topic.
Report from The Pas Manitoba claims the Hudson Bay Company operates a hidden mine on the east coast of Hudson Bay at Little Whale River. Ore is reportedly shipped to England as ballast. Tyrell cites galena with lead and silver, with London as the head office.
A long distance message from Corpus Christi reports a tropical storm that struck the region causes heavy casualties in San Antonio with 15 to 25 dead and 4000 homeless. Property damage is pegged at 400000 dollars as the city faces shortages of power, water, and food. mayor appeals for aid.
A quip about Mr Casey who died leaving his twelve children as his bequest to the orphan asylum. The exchange notes the humor and the value placed on form and dress in society.
Provisional Board of Agriculture estimates show a decrease of 336000 acres in wheat sown during the war with a slight rise in arable land since 1918. Livestock figures hint at steady cattle numbers but reduced dairying. sheep flocks are smaller than any prior record.
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor claiming a one day cure for corns with no pain. It stresses that it is available at all dealers and warns against using other remedies.
Belgrade papers report Col. Fred E. Burnham arriving in the city with a well equipped Canadian hospital to aid the stricken people of Serbia. Burnham, a Winnipeg physician and Red Cross worker during the war, organized a Canadian unit after witnessing medical needs firsthand.
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism and muscle soreness. It targets men and women with claims of relief from arthritis neuralgia and back pain, emphasizing economy and quick effect, with prices 35c 70c and 1 40 and noting manufacture in Canada.
A humorous exchange shows a wife asking about fish behavior and a husband answering with a pun on going about in schools. The dialogue turns on a mishearing as the wife teases about hurting the fish with igoh.
The China government announces on Sept 15 that China is at peace with Germany by mandate, while Chinese delegates at the peace conference refused to sign the treaty over the Shantung economic rights clause. China returns to a peace status without a formal treaty with Germany.
A laboratory visit reveals the making of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Over 350 000 potent herbs yearly gathered at optimal season. Solvents extract medicinal properties while sterilized utensils and pasteurized sterile bottles ensure cleanliness. Letters from women attest to its health benefits for female ailments.
A playful exchange has Hicks asking for coffee and a waiter revealing the cup was empty, followed by a humorous line about mistaken soup. The Dyaka of Borneo are referenced as eating snakes and alligators with a punchline about toasted monkey.
A Cincinnati author touts freezone as a quick remedy for corns, claiming drops on the corn dissolve it without harming nearby tissue and urging buyers to try it. The ad-laden piece hints at light humor and mentions seaweed obstructions in the Saragossa Sea.
A customer report from Minard's Litiment Co. notes a valuable horse recovered from a severe distemper after using MIN ARD'S LINIMENT. Signed by Vilandie Freres.
Copenhagen discussions among Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian prime ministers and the Finnish Minister of States considered Soviet peace proposals and measures to prevent Bolshevik spread to border states. A definite line will be set after consultations with each government.
The 1500 ton steamer Jason, formerly the Virginia, arrived with the first postwar cargo from Germany. Captain W H Bevans said the voyage left Hamburg September 5 carrying meat to Germany and returning 350 tons of sugar beet seed plate glass artificial flowers and beaded handbags. He noted Hamburg's port was nearly stripped of ships with six present and three more under construction including the Bismarck, the largest vessel afloat. He reported food plentiful for Hamburg.
In July no prisoners were fed in Anaconda Montana city jail as 36 arrests occurred and no inmates remained long enough to be fed. The report notes a contrast with Montana's pre dry era.
Historic ad claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. It asserts Hall's and Wal l's Catarrh Medicine purify blood and affect mucous surfaces, urging Druggists to offer testimonials and free samples from F. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
The piece cites a London Morning Post view claiming Germany seeks control over Russia by weakening it and backing Bolshevik leaders to rule the rulers. It contrasts German duplicity with domestic woes, noting social changes like aging and street mud, and offers a medical ad claim for Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a familiar household remedy.
A French prison in Lyons uses a fresh pen at each execution to sign regulation receipts for prisoners handed to the guillotine. Ink is left to dry on the pen after use. Miller's Worm Powders are claimed to expel worms and improve health, easing a child's misery from worm-related illness.
Two former schoolmates encounter at a restaurant. Greetings exchanged. One asks about music. the other replies he now plays the second fiddle at home, implying he plays a minor role.
The ad touts Dr J D Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy as a positive blessing with testimonials from thousands of users. It urges readers to obtain the remedy from local dealers. A separate note mentions a Bedouin marriage where the groom kills a sheep and spills blood on the threshold in a brief ceremony.
Good prices are being paid by American settlers for farm lands near Regina Saskatchewan and land is changing hands. Two farmers from Iowa purchased two sections near Gray at 100 dollars an acre and the How farm at Rotteay on the Soo line sold for 110 dollars an acre.
A reader notes the availability of Dominion Express Money Orders with a five dollar value plus three cents in fees. This item records a simple money order transaction notice.
An explosive missile hit the automobile of General Buratoff the Georgian representative of General Denikin. He was severely wounded along with Georgian General Odesledizo. The incident occurs amid anti-Bolshevik activity in South Russia and Georgia.
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