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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 28, 1920

Page

6

Thanksgiving in Canada Saintly Reflection on Nation’s Fortunes

A prose piece urges Canadians to observe Thanksgiving as a time to reflect on national gains. It praises wartime and postwar stability, skillfully built industry, and abundant crops, noting fewer labor strifes than other nations. It highlights charity toward Europe and Asia and the duty to aid those in need.

Western Canada Canada Prase Commiendatt Diasien Boo Ahure Danas Gr Europe Asia Ife

Shoes Unearthed From 400 Year Old Preservation

Archaeologists report leather footwear found in London excavations amid decayed stitching. Twelve foot long boots reveal pliable hide once worn by craftsmen, with workmen tracing parts and cutting pieces before preservation work.

London Todas Chefly Ba Eather Art Fund Atongsude

Fragmentary OCR: unclear body parts and place names

The readable text is garbled with phrases about a tip of the tongue and a sensitive body part, plus scattered references to Choatstands and a location south of Japan, making a concrete summary difficult. No clear event, date, or identifiable authorities are present.

Catarrhozone Promises Quick Relief for Throat Ailments

A historic advertorial touts Catarrhozone as a vapor treatment that soothes irritated throats and lungs. It claims rapid, direct action in the throat and airway, though it notes it does not cure chronic conditions like catarrh asthma or bronchitis.

Catarrhozone Slogan Confuses Health Claims

A fragmented text promotes Catarrhozone with bold promises of curing colds and coughs while warning about substitutes. The excerpt mentions trial details and references to BD, Jan ENG, with unclear context and numerous garbled terms.

Jan Eng Osha

Farming Profit From Land Sale Amid Health Potions Claims

The text describes a farmer selling land at $15 per acre to net substantial profit for a year and a half's work. It mentions a group sale proceeds and a price per acre, along with accidental references to a health product claiming to protect children from worm-related ailments and a general battle against disease.

Aolsoq Aere Dhen Om 1018 Tiree His. Alteres

Cars per Person in Saskatchewan Surges According to Report

A recent statistic shows Saskatchewan with one car for every fourteen residents, suggesting a higher vehicle ownership rate than the national average. The report highlights rapid growth in automobile availability across the province and implications for transport and economy.

Saskatchewin Wis

Baby's Own Tablets Tackle Child Indigestion Says Reader

A reader reports her infant suffered indigestion until Baby's Own Tablets provided relief. The letter claims tablets, sold by medicine dealers or 60 cents a box from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co, Brookville, address omitted.

Jos. Janette Williams’ Medicine Co Brookville

Alberta wool marketed ships to Toronto coop market

Three hundred thousand pounds of Alberta wool have been shipped to the Co operative Wool growers' Association in Toronto for disposal, with no cars to ship. The year’s output tops 260,000 pounds, and the market price ranges around 28.19 to per pound. The association reports strong demand and feeds about 2,000,000 pounds of wool parts from Canada.

Alberta Co-operative Toronto Yue Association Wil

Canadian Coal Barge Sent to Sweden From British Columbia

A barge loaded with coal from Manalint BC shipped to Sweden marking a notable export from British Columbia to the European market.

Sweden Vire Manalint Hat Coluetaa Farepean

Proper Seeding and Care for Alfalfa Stands

Advice from M Wilcos of Camrose on alfalfa sowing density and distribution. He recommends 12 to 16 plants per square foot on rich soil, warns against crowding, and suggests close mowing to control weeds and rust. Also notes smooth seedbed preparation for secure mowing and mentions a reporter’s aging detail.

Leeney M. Wilcos Camrose Alia

A Funny Horse Story From a Damaged Page

A garbled excerpt shows a cabman accusing a seller of selling a horse weeks ago and a dealer reacting with confusion. The text includes scrawled phrases about a horse, a bet, and a sudden death mentioned in broken dialogue.

Lin

Canadian vessels to join government merchant fleet

Canadian Douglas fir ships will replace American ships in the government merchant fleet. The plan aims to strengthen national shipping capabilities with Made in Canada built vessels joining the fleet formerly served by U S built craft.

Cdion Merchant Marine Dlouglas Fir United States Derk

Bellogi's Asthma Remedy Gains Noted Recognition

After ten years of asthma relief the remedy is praised as the sole sure cure by one grateful user. The claim states it is now the market’s recognized treatment due to its consistent effectiveness and broad availability for sufferers.

Bellogi Bayer Canada Slacuped

Farm Sold For 59000 In Milestone Saskatchewan

A 1906 purchase near Milestone Saskatchewan is recalled with a price of 12 an acre. A recent sale reported values of 29 00 and 150 an acre, indicating rising land values in the area.

Milestone Saskatchewan

Helping Livestock Encouragement Act Loans Push Ahead

The province reports early 120000 dollars allocated under the Livestock Encouragement Act with an estimated total loan of 2757 SG for the year. Officials note ongoing efforts to support farmers, with provincial ministers and railway and commerce figures cited in the plan.

Infants complain of warms and denials in Meshca street exchange

In Meshca, when friends pass each other in the street with arc callers they say ados. The text records a quirky exchange as a common social gesture among locals.

Meshca

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