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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
2
A garbled report hints at a dramatic plot involving a baler, press, and a suspect drawing attention to a tense confrontation. The fragmentary text references a boat, deception, and a desperate attempt to alter plans.
Saskatchewin water supply plan faces cost concerns as the commission outlines a project budget of 13,141,000 dollars. The proposal leads to provincial and municipal scrutiny over funding and long term impact on cities and residents.
NY derangement of the heart action is alarming. Pains about the heart arise from gas caused by indigestion. Chronic indigestion comes from sluggish liver, bowel constipation, and inactive kidneys. Dr Chase's Kinney Liver Pills arouse these organs to activity and thoroughly cure indigestion and overcome ennoying lymp homa.
A provincial assessment places Prince Edward Island as the wealthiest province based on income indicators and economic measures, highlighting high living standards and robust growth in key sectors.
A jumble of health related phrases mixed with unreadable strings. The text mentions bowel regularity and wellbeing but contains incoherent segments and stray names and letters. No clear event or source.
A fragmented 19th century notice touts a worm treatment claiming protection from infant illness and digestive distress. It extols a preparation as a safe remedy for worms harming children, urging belief in its efficacy despite the unclear source.
A historic report describes proposals to propagate and domesticate a reindeer herd in Labrador along the coast. It notes leadership by Captain Liv, planned travel portions, and pressures to staff supply routes with ponies and native labor for the methodical expansion.
Fragmented OCR text references barn length oriented north south and a Cineyaere theater with windows and posters. Mentions show timing and clinic, ceilings and gondensnion but overall lacks clear events or names.
A Winnipeg report notes housing shortages worsen amid rising population strains caused by migration and local tensions. Authorities face growing demand for shelter, while communities discuss temporary housing solutions and policy responses.
Miss Eva P Yateman of Krugersdord Grt., reports severe heart and nerve spells four years ago. After trying doctors and various medicines, she found relief using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, taking about red boxes and nearly cured. The notice promotes Milburn Cap Limited Toronto Ontario.
Fragmentary report describes oil flow and air movement in the Far North Arctic region. Mentions a Great river and a Mehanic river with glow, a reform moment, and potential production results in Alberta. Notes a company well and Glendon, with a prediction of a western foot at a deer site.
A historic trade pact with the West Indies is under discussion. Officials plan a fortnightly service and emphasize mutual aid and tariff considerations to strengthen ties and commerce between both regions.
A fraternity member hails Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as the sole relief after thirteen years of unhelpful options. The notice touts easy use and low cost, claiming availability nearly everywhere and urging use at the first warning of trouble.
A merchant traveler named Mr Binks told his five year old son about his wanderings. When asked how he came home the boy asks about the train cars. He replies engines have cars and jokes that engines do not.
Australian veterans face unemployment as reports describe hardship and public concern. The fragmented text references individuals, places, and events, implying a broader social issue without clear details or names.
A garbled transliteration outlines a 1919 discussion of Argentina prosperity with references to May 8 1919 and deposits. The text mentions reviews by Keven Pate and vague conditions affecting present yields, and hints at environmental or material concerns.
A testimonial letter praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for nervous prostration backache and female complaints. The letter invites others to write for advice and mentions a box number for correspondence. The advertisement emphasizes confidence in the herbal tonic from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn, Massachusetts.
Reports from Vancouver Island describe widespread fires along the east coast south of Campes river, with up to 250 acres burned. The Stlwater vicinity suffers the worst, with miles of forest reduced to scorched, thinning remains. Cause is under investigation as authorities note intense danger.
A dubious ad touts Williams' Pink Pills claiming to restore blood, cheer and appetite, urging buyers to seek the medicine from dealers or by mail order. The copy emphasizes physical vigor, bright eyes, and stronger spirits as proof, while warning of no safer alternative and claiming low cost per box.
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene with mentions of princes and dominions being praised and contested. It references soldiers, treachery, and health concerns while implying shifting loyalties and a tense political atmosphere.
An advertisement extols Minard’s Liniment as a remedy for neuralgia and similar pains. It presents quick relief claims and urges readers to try the product, noting its affordability and accessibility.
Proposes letting parents inspect and judge school work, observe teachers, and visit higher grades to form informed opinions on educational efficiency and the value of advanced study.
A fragment advises using the product callout Diamond Dyes and warns against streaking or turning material for dye while insisting on Dismond Dyes and bay directions in the package.
An ad touts Freezone as a painless corn remover sold by druggists in small bottles for a few cents. It claims effective relief for hard and soft corns and corns between toes with no soreness. The snippet also notes Italy consumes large amounts of orange blossoms and roses, plus a remark that stereotyping arose in 1725 with plaster casts.
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