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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
2
An ad touts a Catarrh and Reedy inhaler that supposedly clears breathing passages by delivering healing substances directly to the lungs. It claims rapid relief for cold and throat symptoms and notes physicians and public figures endorse the remedy sold by the Catarrhezone Co. of Montreal with prices for large and small sizes.
Excerpts describe a tense exchange with Don Livingstone and a tease aimed at the writer. Mary withholds a secret about Mr. Bingham's partner and the Elba connection. A social gathering with Mr. Paget and Mrs. Bingham’s guests ends when Livingstone enters in a humorous, unromantic mood. A serendipitous kitchen scene follows with a casual anecdote.
A fragmented OCR piece mentions Nervous Breakdown and names Albert and Geo Tingley with initials and locations in New Brunswick, but details are unclear. No additional context or outcomes are provided.
Brownies meet two moths that resemble humming birds. The visitors explain they are Humming Bird Hawk Moths who gather honey in daylight. They discuss life stages from eggs to greenish caterpillars and note caterpillars eat straw near the ground before spinning cocoons.
A social gathering unfolds with Livingstone singing a sentimental song while Paget improvises to interrupt. Mrs. Bingham mocks the performance, and the group teases Paget about dressing for dinner. Accents on humor, companionship, and plans to dress better arise as the night ends with a promise to continue.
Fragmentary text covers the Middle Ages from 476 to 1453 AD and a disjointed train scene. It mentions feudalism chivalry and crusades alongside an old man on a pine train asking about a late watch, with garbled dialogue and stray characters.
Observers under Professor Joggen establish a steam engine project at Kilauea Island of Hawaii. They bore near the crater to tap subterranean volcanic steam for potential industrial uses due to the island's coal scarcity.
The London Daily Mail urges thinking before writing and speaking. It warns that words may be misread and future commitments on paper can surprise the writer and recipient. The piece highlights the lack of personal presence in writing and the risk of overstatement.
The post office department says a C C D service will start in Canada on October 1 with payment up to 100 dollars collected from the addressee and sent to the sender by post office money order. Rural routes from money order offices may qualify, and refunds are handled only by agreement between addressee and sender.
Reports describe the New Cham Railway mine in Victoria as the deepest in Australia with a shaft nearly three quarters of a mile deep. workers endured temperatures around 108 degrees requiring constant spraying to cool them, making heat a bigger challenge than the shaft work itself.
The Say katoon Star notes Britain’s generosity in cancelling allied debts after Napoleonic wars. It recalls Austria’s £2.5 million settlement versus £6.06 million demanded, France’s £28 million indemnity, and compares 1817 debts: Britain £3,848,000,000 and France £140,000,000, with Prussia’s payments argued as excessive.
The Ontario Curling Association plans a January itinerary for Scottish curlers visiting Canada. They expect to land in Halifax early January and then travel through Ontario engagements before moving to Detroit Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Winnipeg with possible additional Canadian stops.
A director of a major Japanese grain firm visiting Alberta says Western Canada will ship substantially more wheat to Japan next season than in the past. In Switzerland’s Valais canton, Lake Marjelan periodically disappears every three or four years, usually in the last days of August.
Notice urges mothers to watch teething infants for diarrhoea during hot weather. It cites Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a trusted remedy, with a 1921 testimonial from Mrs. James E. Green of Vermilion Alberta describing rapid improvement after three days of use.
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