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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 14, 1926
Page
2
In a charged scene Joanna and Teddy scheme to begin an intimate bargain as Yvonne arranges a high profile evening. They assess each other with sharp humor while plotting a social maneuver to secure status and attention among a glittering crowd of nobles, elites, and suitors.
A Minesing Ontario practical nurse recounts personal recovery after three months and three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring strength and health and urges others to contact the maker for information.
In a tense exchange Joanna weighs questions about Brandon and Kenilworth. Yvonne hints John needs careful handling while Joanna recalls Teddy Dorminster and contemplates the muddled entanglements. A closing plug touts Fr Thomas Electric Oils as a versatile remedy.
A miscellany of verses and notes highlights duty to improve and bless others, a Western Canada Wheat editorial praising Wheat Pools as a landmark in cooperative farming, a joke about courtship and pension, a guillemot nesting fact, and a Minard's Liniment line.
Squadron Leader A Earl Godfrey of the Royal Canadian Air Force finished a nonstop seaplane crossing from Montreal to Vancouver. The 72 hundred miles over the Rockies was completed in nine days after weather delays. Godfrey praised the route as an ideal sea plane path with potential for future all night operations.
An archaeological expedition from Berlin University led by Poot Ernest Solin reports ruins near Nabbs 30 miles north of Jerusalem claimed as the site of Abraham’s altar used in Isaac’s sacrifice and the burial place of Jacob.
Advertisement extols Baby's Own Tablets as a gentle remedy for common childhood ailments including digestion issues and teething pains. It highlights easy use, no bad taste, and absence of griping with claims of safe, harmless relief bought from Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario at 25 cents per box.
A rustic exchange laments effort and efficiency with a farmer claiming a tractor could double productive work while a Teal speaker resists more labor. The colloquial exchange highlights work ethics and technology adoption in rural life.
The obituary notes the death of Dr William Curtis, 87, in Tandon, ending an unbroken 225 year lineage of doctors from the same Alton family. The family had five generations practicing in a single picturesque seventeenth century house.
A Russian woman, Marke Malaghnov, is poised to become a first class captain of a Soviet trans Arctic ocean steamer after honors at the naval technics school. She has served as able seaman, second officer and pilot on Black Sea ships and will wear the regulation uniform including trousers.
A patient nervously asks if the operation is dangerous while the doctor dismisses cost concerns, stating a dangerous operation cannot be paid for with forty dollars. The scene centers on Holloway’s corn remover as a seemingly potent remedy.
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