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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
2
Advises a simple daily routine to ease constipation and restore vitality with a focus on restoring eye brightness and rosy cheeks. Recommends keeping 23o boxes of a drug store product for all ages and maintaining regular use to support general health and youthful appearance.
In a remote backcountry trail near Fire Lick, Colonel Halibut rides with his hounds chasing memories of a lost love. A wolf pack stalks the woods, dogs bay and fight alongside the rider as he and Dick Master watch for danger. The scene ends with the pack driven off and a starving wolf killed. the dogs endure, bound by loyalty.
A narrator recalls a group moving through a lower swale as oiling a creek blocks pursuers. The party fears pursuit from unseen foes and describes retreat into second growth as hunger and fear grow. Characters George and Dick are accused by Callibut of being dimwitted during the tense scene.
A vivid two section display at the Canadian National Exhibition portrays the grandeur of the Canadian Rockies. It features a ceiling of giant cedar, Maligne Falls, Maligne River, and a 100 foot panorama across Jasper and Mount Robson Parks with Mount Edith Cavell at center and Mount Robson rising in the distance.
Engineers demonstrated wireless cabin replicas and Morse signaling alongside wireless telephony. The Canadian Government Marine Department aided in the display of navigation aids such as revolving lighthouse lanterns and beacon lights. The exhibit highlighted settler opportunities via Canadian National Railways and featured expert explanations of the apparatus.
Saskatchewan authorities announce twenty million tons of bituminous coal near Regina with higher quality than Alberta coal. In 1919 Saskatchewan mines produced 300000 tons from fifty one mines, and output grows annually. The Sagara river near Lake Erie ran nearly dry above the falls for a day in 1848 due to ice obstruction.
Government reports describe a brick pressing plant project to operate in summer. The plan aims to keep workers employed through the year tied to the agri and industrial sectors, with details still unclear from the fragmented text.
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