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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1929
Page
2
A discussion on painting cement, plaster, and stucco to prevent moisture damage. Emphasizes using cement-safe paints, avoiding inflammable varnishes, and the need for proper handling to prevent fires in storage and on job sites.
The Moose Jaw Board of Trade reports a three day drive for 1000 members exceeded expectations with 1200 paid up members. A library line about renting Longfellow is noted with a rough reply about time.
The article urges pupils and families to take active part in cleaning up yards. It emphasizes rewarding children for neat backyards and girls helping with flower beds washing woodwork and tidying interiors. It calls for weed removal mowing raking pruning debris disposal and filling depressions to prevent mosquito breeding.
A historical recipe combines Spanish Cream with milk water and sugar to a custard like base. Gelatine is dissolved in milk then mixed with egg yolks and sugar and cooked to thickness before folding into stiffly beaten egg whites and vanilla. The mixture is poured into moulds and served with light cream or preserved fruit.
Demand for farm machinery fills orders in Moose Jaw and Swift Current as spring buys surge. International Harvester expects over twenty carloads shipped into Swift Current this spring while Massey Harris also reports strong movement. Austria produced about 15 million pairs of shoes last year.
Excess stomach acid causes indigestion and discomfort about two hours after meals. A simple corrective is an alkali that neutralizes acid. The best remedy cited is Phillips Milk of Magnesia. A reader notes its quick relief.
On the first royal levee of the year at St James's Palace the Prince of Wales planned a grand drive from Buckingham to St James's with a full Horse Guards retinue. He canceled half an hour before due to extreme cold, walking from York House instead, a discreet decision noted by few.
A guide to thrifty home decorating suggests using light wall colors or printed wallpaper to refresh spaces. Replacing or repainting furniture with inexpensive cottage pieces, using slipcovers, and adding new lamp shades, pillows, and bright fabrics can create a modern, cheerful look without high costs.
International Airways plans a Seattle to Alaska service via British Columbia with eight passenger seaplanes starting this summer. Stops include Vancouver Prince Rupert Ketchikan and Juneau with a possible branch to Sitka. President FP T McCarty led a four person survey team on a Seattle to Juneau round trip.
Amhurst Villiers, a young British engineer, completes a motor car design aiming for a guaranteed 300 mph and a theoretical 400 mph. The car uses wireless steering, 3,000 horsepower engines, and eight wheels. Prominent British financiers are to fund the project.
A man praised as very careful with work boasts that one job lasts him a week. The manager questions his fondness for work and the friend defends it. An Irish jury foreman declares a verdict in a theft case with a quip about finding the man who stole the mart, and the response is Not Guilty. A casual line about home life ends the exchange.
Analysis of who the Servant of Jehovah represents whether a person or symbol. It surveys interpretations from nation to Messiah, cites scholarly defenses, and notes that Jesus Christ embodies the ultimate Servant. The passage describes exile, rejection, sorrow, and the divine mission to bring healing through suffering.
A paper to the Institution of Civil Engineers by Sir Robert Hafield estimates 29,000,000 tons of steel rusted in 1927- the global bill about 580 million pounds with 120 million more for corrosion related operations. The Electrical Review notes Britain bears roughly 450 million pounds of the total.
Pictures serve an admirable purpose in the decoration of small homes. Wall display saves floor space and can visually enlarge a cramped room, using deep perspective scenes and color cues to create a sense of distance and openness.
The article argues poverty and prosperity show in a community’s look and urges a Clean-up and Paint-Up Campaign. It stresses that painted walls are washable, reduce cleaning labor, improve health, pride, and property values, and that painting should accompany cleaning for lasting results.
A short whimsical note urges turning children into a dandelion digging army to curb weeds and pests while offering small rewards. The rest contains a cartoon dialogue about cranberries and a biologist’s controversial claim about ape ancestry.
St Davids in Pembrokeshire, a village of three streets and about a hundred houses, is technically a city. Despite being far from a railway, it attracts holiday visitors for its cathedral and cliff scenery.
The Italian Government launches a movement urging residents in overcrowded cities to relocate to rural areas. The effort aims to relieve urban congestion and promote suburban and rural living.
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