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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
3
An old advertisement extols Zam-Buk as a cure for eczema and skin conditions, claiming healing from a long illness and noting its use for ringworm, scalp ailments, rashes, boils, burns, and bruises. The ad lists Toronto dealers and pricing.
Fragmented text reports a large financial figure tied to crop yields in Lethbridge with references to weeks and markets. The garbled lines mention a value around 55 million and farming activity, but lack coherent details or dates to confirm context.
Fragmentary text mentions voters, builders at Beilibenge and Yoraae with scattered phrases about meeting dates and participants. The readable segments reference a voting context and a possible public interest action, but concrete details remain unclear.
The readable bits suggest a jumble of proper nouns and phrases with no clear event or narrative. Names such as Tyrelles and Karin appear, but no coherent story or date is established.
How parents should use Dr. Chase's Ointment after baths to prevent chafing and irritation, keeping a baby's skin smooth and velvety and avoiding neglect that could endanger a child.
A Saskatchewan report notes a large share of grain graded No 1 Northern with a big percentage achieving high quality. Prices cited include 265 and 248 in market terms at the Tevate.
The fragment presents a muddled account of health concerns and nervous symptoms, mentioning fatigue, dyspepsia, and shaky condition. It references various names, places, and cryptic terms, with obscure references to remedies and doses amid garbled OCR text.
Fragmentary text discusses the age of the Earth and dating methods across various cultures. Mentions sites, periods, and decay concepts, with references to different regions and linguistic styles. The piece appears as a collage of phrases rather than a cohesive narrative.
A 19th century report describes Minard's Liniment relief for neuralgia with testimonials from patients. The article notes medical claims and references to dosage and use in home remedies.
The Canadian Bank of Commerce creates a new Superintendency with headquarters in Winnipeg. C W Rowley is appointed Superintendent of Branches for Manitoba and Saskatchewan. TB Corbet named Superintendent of Branches in Alberta. The move consolidates oversight across Western Canada.
Mr BLOP Alley is named senior inspector of the Bank at Winnipeg succeeding Mr Corbet. Alley has a long Western banking background with postings at Calgary Edmonton and Mardrod. He became Bank of Lashbury manager in 1007 then Linigan manager. In January he moved to Fort Proves Ontario and has since served in Winnipeg’s Transports department as Assistant Transports and director.退休 of Mr WOU Broad as Superintendent noted.
Fragmented text notes a British sports event with references to a pack, victory, and power. Key figures include named entities like Borkeys and Qtteupts with hints of a season and trades. The passage is garbled but suggests a judged competition and notable performances amidst uncertain details.
A garbled passage discusses asking questions, traders on a ward, and someone named Aral seeking value in answers. It mentions TV and a stand ostill, with notes on knowledge, business, and narration. The text remains unclear and fragmentary.
Fragmentary report notes a building project in Sackatchewan with disputed actuals and unclear dates. Officials cite spams and UGS in district administration while the main event remains unsettled. The text is garbled with several nonstandard terms and lacks verifiable details.
A fragment describes a medical remedy labeled Ure autt and mentions whiteloceter stewed petite Tite tisemes and Vewetihbe pills. The text claims greater effectiveness, notes patient experiences, and references four brides in relation to the treatment.
Readable fragments describe a damaged OCR segment with scattered words and stray letters. The text mentions places and names only in broken form, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Official estimate places British Columbia mineral production in 1619 at 33 million 200 thousand 513 dollars. Minard's Liniment advertised for sale everywhere.
A British firm develops the Optophone a device enabling the blind to read ordinary type. It uses selenium sensors to change electrical resistance under light, directing beams to a selenium cell and signaling via telephone circuit. The system translates printed text into audible or telephonic signals.
Arthur Manitoba entrepreneur Guy Dodds considers opening small potato flour mills across the province. He plans to establish a new industry in Manitoba and advance local production opportunities.
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