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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 1939
Page
7
Alan is ambushed by four Naskapi while hunting caribou near the Koksoak River. He narrowly frees his wrists, feigns shamanic power, and faces a dire test as they tie him to a spruce to burn him if he lies.
A Young Indian takes flint steel and tinder from a fire bag and creates a spark. He blows it into a flame and places it beneath shredded bark to start a fire. To Be Continued.
A traditional royal anthem passage requests God to defend laws and protect the realm. It praises a king and calls for unity and loyalty across the empire with phrases of victory, peace, and national devotion.
The excerpt presents a full hymn-like rendition of O Canada praising the True North and the nation. It includes verses about bearing guard, pines and maples, and the river lands, invoking unity and divine guidance for the homeland.
A patriotic verse extols Britain and Canada with the Maple Leaf as symbol. It links Wolfe’s era victories to present flags and national pride. The poem celebrates unity of Canada England Scotland and Ireland and loyalty to the king.
An unfinished 13 page manuscript by Napoleon Bonaparte, written at age 26 after breaking his engagement with Desiree Clary, was published privately in Warsaw in 1929 and is now issued publicly for the first time.
A humorous note on Mrs Blank asking many questions of a new maid. The applicant responds with bragging about Niagara Falls and the Great Lakes snapshots. The saying about things not turning up until someone turns them up is noted with a birch tree bark shed yearly.
Reader receives guidance on a posture test and back abdominal strengthening exercises. Instructions describe standing side view, then a three step leg over head motion, with repetitions and a daily routine. Readers are urged to mail 15 cents for a booklet and offered additional titles at 35 cents each.
The Queen, while visiting a naval hospital, assisted Able Seaman E. Coucher with a jig saw puzzle. She placed many pieces and completed the portion that had challenged the seaman all afternoon.
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