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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 03, 1930

Page

2

World Happenings Briefly Told From Far and Near

Prof Joseph Coke reports Ontario minton department data shows Tranavaal gold output around 220 900 000 pounds currency a new record. King and Queen of Belgium visit Tutankhamen tomb with Howard Carter and King Albert. Kiangsu China 8 million peasants face starvation. Government icebreaker Mikula makes progress opening Montreal passage. Prince of Wales plans Canada U S visit after returning from Africa in April.

Joseph Coke Ontario Board of Trade New Zealand Sydney Australia Kiangsu South China Mikula Montreal

Bolivia Asked to Represent at Regina World Grain Show 1932

Bolivia acknowledged an invitation to be officially represented at the World Grain Exhibition and Congress in Regina in 1932. It has not officially decided to take part but consideration of formal representation is urged. Considerable encouragement is being given to grain growers to exhibit at Regina and the World Grain Show.

Bolivia Regina Republic

Sugar beet test areas chosen by development board in Manitoba

Five areas for beet growing tests in Manitoba were selected by the industrial development board. Farmers in these zones are to be approached and planting arrangements made. Bigham of the Grand Forks Branch and Yamd of the American Sugar Beet Company are to be invited to visit Manitoba for final selections.

Manitoba Special Industrial Development Board Messrs Bigham Grand Forks Yamd American

Return of Byrd expedition prompts gratitude and reflection

A New York Times staff writer notes the Byrd Antarctic expedition's return home after a rough year living ashore without comforts. The piece contrasts modern civility with the hardships endured, urging appreciation for food, water, and shelter as miraculous elements of daily life.

Dunedin Foursell Gwen New York Times

Patterned Moulded Silhouette for Smart Women Fashion

A moulded silhouette in almond green tailored for sports wear appeals to smart women. Style No suggests double breasted bodice with inverted skirt plaits to add height. Available in bust sizes 16 18 36 38 40 42 with violet grey navy rust blue fabrics. pattern price 25 cents.

Saskatchewan Faces Cancer Threat With New Commission

Saskatchewan moves to form a permanent Cancer Commission after legislative approval. The act funds early diagnostic clinics, radium procurement, and a University of Saskatchewan emulation for radium gas seeds, with costs estimated at 105 000 to 115 000 dollars and charges kept affordable for all residents.

Saskatchewan F. D. Munroe Canada Munroe University of Saskatchewan Alberta Cancer Commission

Dominion adopts complete revision of British Columbia fishing rules

A Dominion order in council key changes the BC fishery regulations. The Fisheries Branch notes provincial regulation is a federal responsibility under the constitution. Gypsy dialogue and a stray line from an unrelated ventriloquist act are included in the text.

British Columbia Fisheries Branch

Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Promises Relief

An old advertisement warns of indigestion anxiety and stomach trouble from fear and worry. It claims Carter's Little Liver Pills aid digestion cleanse bowels and relieve distress, urging readers to request a 25 cent package from their druggist.

Carter

Water waste and steam savings in public utilities and trains

New York levies a two dollar fine per leaking tap and claims millions of gallons saved. Indiana University researcher Dr Foley estimates 2,434,026 tons of coal used yearly to generate steam for locomotive whistles and suggests a high pitched note could save over a million pounds annually. Cinders thrown away still retain up to seventy percent of heat value.

New York Foley Indiana University United States

Recipes For This Week Court Bouillon

A historical note describes making court bouillon with 2 cups cold water 3 carrot slices 1 onion slice 1 parsley sprig 2 tablespoons lemon juice a bay leaf 4 peppercorns 1 teaspoon salt plus fish head and bones. Simmer thirty minutes until reduced to one cup and use as a sauce base or to flavor fish cooking water and soup foundations.

Marshmallow Whip Dessert Card

Dissolve strawberry gelatin in boiling water then add cold water or fruit juice. Beat until slightly thickened, fold in finely cut marshmallows, and chill. Pile into sherbet glasses or mold and chill until firm. Serves 6.

Deny Yourself Take Up Your Cross Follow Me

Sunday lesson centers on Matthew 16 24 and the call to discipleship. It emphasizes Jesus must go to Jerusalem to suffer and die, framing this as obedience to the Father and love for humanity, with followers urged to deny themselves and bear their cross.

Matthew Jesus Jerusalem Alexander Maclaren Israel Christ Alfred Edersheim Peter

Byrd Says Antarctic Lands Belong To World Not US

Rear Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd stated in an interview he would not claim the new Antarctic lands for the United States. He declared the discovery belongs to the world as much as to his country. The piece also notes a joke about Brown’s money and mentions an Austrian sound film ad automat.

Richard Evelyn Byrd United States Antarctic

Horror of the Sea Stonefish Threat Behind Barrier Reef

A contributor praises Australia's Barrier Reef yet warns of the stonefish lurking in its coral gardens. The venomous spikes cause excruciating pain and death, illustrated by 1915 case of Dr. J L Wassell who died after stepping on the creature in Queensland. Indigenous lore already feared the fish, making wax models to teach caution.

Nephune Oo Land Australia Barrier Reef Coral Gardens J. L. Wassell Queensland Kile

Judged by Their Work and Wide World Facts

A doctor who studies nervous diseases cites patients who zig zag as a sign of weak purpose and restless temperament. The piece notes twelve British ships lost in Q3 1929 versus 45 foreign vessels and states the Earth’s average orbital speed is 18.52 miles per second or about 70 000 miles per hour.

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