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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 21, 1922

Page

7

World Happenings Briefly Told

Premier Haschersin announces a Quebec radio institute for cancer edge. A ship yard accident in Dover kills David Wien. Yukon Legislature elections end by acclamation. London Party Chronicle circulation tops 1 000 000. Italian authorities seize pistols in old iron on Mimi. British Mission helps reopen White Star and Canadian Pacific offices. Admiral De Robeck named commander of Atlantic Fleet.

Haschersin Radio Institute Quebec Batleship St. Vincent Dover David Wien Airkentead Lim Amy River Palla B.C Reat Central Lake Vancouver Island Yukon Reuter Moscow Gava White Star Canadian Pacific Railways

Lake Soap Factory Planned Near Siberian Lake

Scientists report a lake in Siberia exposed to the surface yields waters rich in carbonate of soda. Local authorities plan to establish a soap factory nearby to utilize the output and boost regional industry.

Siberia

Irritable Nerves and Pink Pills Offer Blood Nourishment Aid

An article explains irritability as a sign of nervous strain tied to poor blood and weak nerves. It advocates Dr Williams Pink Pills to nourish nerve cells, correct anemia tendencies, and cites Mr Kenneth Tt McDonald of Talbot Nova Scotia who recovered weight and energy after use. The text promotes buying locally from medicine dealers or by mail from Brockville Ontario.

Williams Kenneth Tt. McDonald Talbot, N.S Dr. Williams

Raffles At Bazaars Law Clarified By Ontario Police

Ontario Police Commissioner Victor Williams issues a detailed interpretation of the criminal code on raffles at bazaars for charitable or religious objects. He outlines permission, value limits, sale-first rules, and the duty of local authorities to enforce the law across Canada.

Freneisl Victor Williame Omtario Police Manady Barasis D General Williams Charitelite Maynor Bizaara Attorney General's Department Tini Ontario Canada

Ladies Remove Corns In A Simple Way

An elderly ad claims painless corn removal costing a quarter using Putnam's Corn and Wart Extractor. It urges readers to avoid substitutes and promises complete relief.

Putnam's

Cold in the Head and Halls Catalartil Medicine

An advertisement describes acute nasal catarrh and recurring colds. It promotes Halls Catalritl Medicine to strengthen the system, reduce inflammation, and aid recovery by acting on mucous surfaces. Circulars are offered by J. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo, Ohio.

AM Cornegasss J. J. Cheney & Cy Toledo Ohio

Foreclosures Down on Southern Alberta Farms

Reduction in farm foreclosures attributed to recent provincial legislation as reported for Southern Alberta. Government action credited with easing rural debt pressure and stabilizing farm operations.

Alberta

Remedy for Earache Offered by Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil

A brief ad-like item touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a simple home remedy for earache. It advises placing a few drops on tint or medicated cotton before inserting in the ear to relieve pain. The piece ends with a quip about fate and a wandering street life.

Thomas

Everett Woman Credits Vegetable Compound for Relief

In Everett Washington Mrs J M Smmsent describes years of back hip and leg pain and says she could hardly stand at times. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she feels first rate and keeps it in the home recommending it to others who are sick and ailing.

Everett Washington E. Pinkham Mra. J. M. Smmsent High St

Suction gas lorries test wartime fuel substitute

During war Britain saw motor wagons using town gas stored in roof bags as a petrol substitute. A three ton lorry powered by suction gas from heated fuel achieved about twelve miles per hour at a cost under one third of petrol. The system uses a steam generator, scrubber, and a compact producer unit on the chassis.

Great Britain Drutgh

Memorial Unveiled For First War Casualty In Montbellard

French Prime Minister M Poincare unveiled a memorial at Montbellard near Spel for Corporal Peugeot, the first war casualty killed by a German cavalry patrol at Joncherey. He recalled the August 2 1914 invasion and warned against denying history.

M. Poincare Montbellard Spelfort Peugot Joncherey

Canada to Appoint Trade Officials for Mexico Outreach

The Canadian Government will appoint a trade commissioner and an assistant trade commissioner to study and promote Canadian trade openings in Mexico. The order cites Mexico as a field to organize and extend healthy trade relations between the two nations.

Mexico Ordertn Council Canada

New West Irrigation District Formed Near Ret Law Alta

Farmers east of Ret law Alta form the New West Irrigation District to cultivate about 4700 irrigable acres. Construction aims to begin this summer so water is available for next season. Minard's ointment for sale everywhere.

Retlaw Alta New West Irrigation Dstrict

Experimenter Blacklisted for Hazardous Tree Felling Test

Rudolph Mayer, an experimenter, is placed on the forest service blacklist after attempting to fell trees at Castletrack Wiek using a red hot wire and a rapid fire gun. The contraption caused burning and a spreading fire, injuring nearby timber and frightening nearby workers.

Rudolph Mayer Forest Service Andro Mayer

The Many-Purpose Oil Dr Thomas Eclectric OS

The piece touts Dr Thomas Eclectric OS as versatile for humans and animals. It claims effectiveness for cuts bruises burns scalds rheumatism sciatica sore throat and chest and notes widespread use in homes and stables for fifty years.

Thomas

Automobiles Rise in Japan Despite High Taxes

Automobiles grow rapidly in Japan amid bad roads and weak business. The trend shows more cars in use, especially vehicles used for fire services in Tokyo and Yokohama, with charges around four dollars an hour.

Japan Tokyo Yokohama

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