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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
2
A rugged scene unfolds with trappers and hunters debating a dangerous pursuit. The convoy moves through a moonlit forest as starving whites and wolves are described in stark, brutal terms, culminating in a final image of the wolves lying dead, the struggle ending with their demise.
An excerpt depicts Colonel Hallstur in a yard at dawn guiding his hounds into kennel yards. The master whips and mocks the animals, calling them by names like Black Dan and Gabe as he recalls last night’s fight and teases the crew.
A fragmentary scene shows a tense meeting at the Colonel's house with an old Indian man named Flo and various aides. The dialogue hints at past violence, a possible betrayal, and a need to discuss a bushwhacker matter as a young girl appears in the shadows.
A fragment notes the whale ear opening is small yet perceptive and that the whale reacts quickly to ship vibrations by diving when a vessel crosses its path.
A bizarre ad describes a supposed remedy named Catarrhozoer in Kingston and Caneada claiming to cure winter catarrh. It promotes a dollar outfit lasting two months with a small trial size and urges readers to buy at dealers.
The description notes scarce coal and rising prices, with food shortages and paid rooms scarce. Hotels are full, many flee cities, and people struggle financially while travel and social life shrink under pressure.
A battered advert claims Pape's Diapepsin provides fast relief from indigestion. It promises reduction of gases, fermentation, and stomach distress, allowing immediate return to eating favorite foods with ease. Millions report pleasant, safe results.
Calgary Herald recounts cabinet discussions showing Britain bore the brunt of German offensives on the western front while American troops arrived overseas largely under British escort. Viscount Cages and other statements emphasize Britain's pivotal role in saving global liberties.
Advert reads Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills can restore strength to the heart and ease fainting spells and shortness of breath. Testimonial from Mrs. C. A. Drake of Paris Ontario claims improvement after using two boxes. Company offers 2s per box and mail order from The T Milburn Co. Limited Toronto Ontario.
The report from Saskatchewan farmers notes strong wheat yields with 60 pounds per bushel and better than expected results. The crop shows good straw, grain quality, and favorable conditions though some blame limited cultivation for weaker fields.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets for the whole family to ease biliousness constipation headaches upset stomach and colds. It claims natural bowel relief with easy use and states a price of 1.25 in a dated tone and spelling.
Fragmentary records describe lumber movement from Mountlain New Brunswick to the United States for unspecified uses. The text includes a mixed series of numbers and terms that are not fully legible.
The advertisement notes you receive the full weight marked on the sealed Red Rose package. Tea is weighed on automatic electric scales before packaging to ensure full flavor and strength, protected from dirt, odors, and dust.
A Calgary herald report notes Alberta sheep farmers sent in over 3000 pounds of wool this year, the largest such consignment to the Alberta Sheep Breeders' Association. Tr Wicks of Cousins explains his flock yields and potential returns, based on past years’ sales and winter feeding.
An Auenian statesman claims the July 1914 war was caused by telephones. He says rapid calls to Berlin and St Petersburg ruined diplomacy by replacing careful notes with telephone chatter. The remark, cited by Youth's Companion, laments telephonic haste in diplomacy.
Manitoba produced seventy million gallons of milk last year with Winnipeg consuming five million. The city also used five million pounds of butter from the province’s total nineteen million pounds. Four million pounds of butter were exported. A French physician recommends inhaling pure oxygen as a preventive for sea sickness.
A historical note laments a serious house shortage as newcomers seek homes. It urges building now to meet demand, encourages developers to assist with plans and costs, and highlights the opportunity for current residents to own homes by expanding new housing.
It's the stropping that counts. Any dealer will demonstrate the AutoStrop Razor to you with a guarantee of satisfaction or refund of purchase price. Only 5.00 complete with a trop and twelve blades in an attractive assortment of cases. AutoStrop Safety Razor Co Limited AutoStrop Building Toronto Canada.
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