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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
2
An advertisement promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills as a quick relief for indigestion headaches and sluggish bowels. It boasts reviving energy and general well being, claiming the product cleanses impurities and restores smooth function. Distributed by The Catarrhezone Co Montreal with a 250 offer.
Letters reveal visits by Mr Brown to Winnipeg with magazines and rides, plans to visit Agricultural College, and a party set to travel to the Bingham ranch. Sunny confesses longing for Miss Eliot, while Mrs Gingham fears a hard winter and proposes a Carbon City stay or bringing a companion.
A Brownie narrator muses on marine life and a Sunfish Panfish mix up. He recalls Hermit Crabs, a Japanese screen image, and a field of Sunfish or Suntish among tide pools. The piece contrasts real Sunfish with Panfish misnomers and notes their phosphorus glow and poor edibility.
The narrator plans to join Mrs. Bingham in Canada returning with her as long as both are satisfied. They tour Hudson's Bay stores, meet the Bingham family, and anticipate life on a mountain ranch near Carbon City with little neighbor proximity and exposure to genuine Canadians. Relations with Ottawa and a Manitoba–Saskatchewan mood underscore the exchange.
In a diary entry dated XII July 19, the narrator recounts a dinner at As siniboine Park with Mary and Mr. Brown of Brownsville. A sign reading Lovers' Lane prompts speculation about limits, revealing tensions and an unspoken proposal that unsettles the narrator.
Dr. Albert A. Michelson at Mount Wilson Observatory heads high precision timing tests to refine the light speed measurement beyond prior attempts. The goal is to determine the time light takes to traverse twenty three miles between Mount Wilson and Mount Baldy in the Angeles forest reserve.
The capital has eradicated thousands of its stray dogs while leaving many to roam the streets as a threat to pedestrians. Over 450 people are hospitalized at the Pasteur Institute for dog bites, and a suppression campaign faces local reluctance to kill animals. Some dogs are sent to barren Sea of Matiora islands where they die of starvation.
The New York Herald notes that coal exports to American ports measure only three feet and urges reflection that natural resources are not a gift of human toil. true benefit comes from sustainable use of resources.
Canada and the United States maintain geographic boards to establish authentic spellings of placenames. The agencies coordinate standards to ensure consistency across maps, signage, and official documents.
Diarrhoea and summer illness blamed for many child deaths. promotion urges use of Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry. A testimonial from Mrs Harold Sellers of Pennfield NB claims four children were saved. Price 50c a bottle by The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ont.
A kind man comforts a crying child and offers a penny to learn why she cannot be a good boy. The girl answers simply that she cannot because she is a girl. The exchange ends with a gentle, gendered twist.
The London Daily Express argues that foreigners proving skilled in athletics honors England's status rather than diminishing it. It says nations rise with new methods, while England’s influence endures. Dr Thomas' Electric Oil advertises itself as a universal remedy for coughs, colds and injuries without external guarantees.
A comic sketch depicts two Jews on Main Street where one laments business ruin after a fire claims the top floors. He lists investments from fixtures to stock and insurance as the tower and upstairs space are consumed by the blaze amid a swimming teacher’s occupancy.
Hon. Mr. Patullo, minister of lands in British Columbia, became the first cabinet minister in Canada to use an aircraft in his official duties. He departed on a seaplane tour visiting Vancouver Island and the mainland coast, as seaplanes become essential to forest protection and reduce the travel line for top officers.
A publisher of a leading farmer's paper in the Maritime Province extols Minard's Liniment as a time tested remedy. He claims it has served his household reliably for years and outlasted many imitators and would‑be henri nets.
A global pattern shows humans light more than three million matches per minute across homes and industries. The figure reflects daily life and work habits in diverse countries and settings.
Miller's Worm Powders are described as a pleasant medicine for worm infestation in children and are said to be safe when directions are followed. The text claims it will quickly rid a child of worms and restore health without any injurious effects.
The Birthday Honors list names five new peers and forty two knights with fifteen War onets among the honors.
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