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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
6
In a tense scene Mrs Jana and Harriet discuss money as Jim and Benny watch. Mr Smith notices Jim's troubled look after a revelation about wealth. A parable-like tale of a horse and a man’s choice frames a shift toward saving time and family plans.
The Blaisdell family endures tense days after three remarkable letters. Mia and Jane press for truth while the family withholds details, Harriet agrees to silence to avoid mortification as rumors swirl and questions linger.
Mothers should watch young children during the hot summer months when this summer complaint is most prevalent. It begins with profuse diarrhoea, stomach irritation, vomiting and purging, and the matter resembles a bilious appearance. The child rapidly loses strength and prostration and many cases prove fatal.
Charles Kretlow of Wideview Saskatchewan reports using Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for a severe summer complaint and credits it with saving his child’s life. He warns against substitutes and notes a 50 cent bottle price from The Milbern Co Limited Toronto.
A sweeping catalog of Catarrh remedies declares Catarrhozone a cure while a domestic plot in a small town unfolds. Mrs. Maggie and Mr. Smith clash over rights and money amid family tensions, gossip, and lawyer rumors as delays threaten a Blaisdell inheritance.
Describes the Prince of Wales as an early riser like his grandfather King Edward with a preference for pipes, squash, and heavy daily routine. Notes his park runs, secretaries, and a scientific society fact about the American Chemical Society boasting 7,000 to 8,000 members.
A New England watchmaking plant uses two to three thousand watches weekly aided by flour dough. Workers dip screws and rivets into dough to hold and inspect them with a microscope, enabling handling of tiny parts unseen by fingers. Grasshoppers in South America reach five inch bodies with ten inch wings. Dead martyrdom gets praise.
Canada is expanding mussel farming along the New Brunswick coast as an alternative to oysters. The initiative aims to diversify shellfish production and bolster coastal fisheries.
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