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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 11, 1941
Page
2
Dale and Devona return to the Brasher home after a stressful day. Abbot serves dinner as guilt and concern over Talbot’s true feelings for Devona weigh on Dale. Dale recalls Talbot’s growth from shy boy to sensitive artist and notes his deep love for Devona. He’s torn between worry and affection as the tension unfolds.
Dale and Devona arrive at 34 Seaside Drive to find Tal hosting a surprise party celebrating their engagement. Tal reveals he orchestrated the event to bring the couple together, admitting his own romantic misread and blessing their union. Dale and Devona embrace, grateful for Tal’s generosity and growth.
When the weather shifts abruptly New York telephone weather reports receive about 4200 calls in half an hour testing public reaction and system capacity.
The Hingston Whig Standard reports Canada has ordered 2,000 jeeps, the American four wheel drive army cars used for many tasks now done by motorcycles. The piece notes jeeps are said to outperform motorcycles and cites this as evidence that the Canadian mechanized army aims to be the best in the world.
The Peacock Throne in Teheran is a large gold encrusted couch once built for the Great Mogul, valued at about five million pounds. Access is tightly controlled, rumors persist of jewel and gold removal, and speculation claims the original throne may have been dismantled or replaced with a valueless replica.
The Maharaja of Mysore emblem on RAF squadron badges signals pilots of one unit. The Gandabherunda bird stands for strength and victory. A cable urged wearers to strive for Jaya in all contests and to pursue success against the Nazis. Shifts to home deliveries in Sri Lanka promote reusable baskets. Emanuel Feuermann protects his cello with an extra berth on travel. The Big Dipper is part of Ursa Major.
The southern shores of the Crimea offer a paradise for holiday makers in early summer or autumn with pine cloaked bays vineyards gardens and sub tropical vegetation. The Soviet Government has built many test homes and swimming baths along the shore. Sebastopol preserves reminders of the 1854 55 siege when allied forces invested the town for 349 days.
A collection of brief quotes on love and faith from Washington Irving Martin Luther Spencer Jesus and others emphasizes reciprocal love noble sacrifice and simple steadfast belief. The excerpts advocate kindness enduring devotion and inner purity guiding actions and beliefs.
The piece argues a day can hold more by packing it efficiently like a trunk. It cites Churchill as an example who, despite interruptions, packs his day and finds time for reading and planning. It urges readers to fill days with work while reserving time for thought.
Australia must boost sausage output to meet a 1,000 ton India order. The supply department aims to provide 32 million sausages for Australians and imperial forces, with current monthly output near 26 million. Orders for 16.5 million yards of casing have been placed as producers tackle meat mix and canning challenges.
Amid Nazi control, the Greek war fleet including one cruiser six destroyers five submarines and other craft remains active alongside the British fleet in the Mediterranean. Also notes dried pemmican made from team meat packed in hide sacks.
A promotional notice offers leg and body toning exercises for thinner calves and a youthful appearance. It advertises a 32 page booklet Best Exercises for Health And Beauty with routines for waist, hips, legs, arms, and posture, plus health tips. Send 15 cents for Winnipeg Newspaper Union, 175 Mc Dermot Ave. E., Winnipeg, Man. Also lists other 15 cent booklets on public speaking, vitamins, dogs, nerves, parties, and shorthand.
From London Red Cross packing centres 72,000 parcels began a journey via Lisbon and Marseilles to 70,000 British prisoners in German camps. Each box contains a full holiday assortment including pudding, cake, chocolate, biscuits, jam, meat, milk and tea. 7,200,000 cigarettes accompany the gifts. Eleven British children in internment camps receive special parcels and a Belgian hospital gains jig-saw puzzles.
Census figures show Calcutta with Hindus rising from 800000 to 1500000 in a decade while Moslems increased from 300000 to 500000. In Russia the Doneta coal basin is dubbed the Soviet Pennsylvania. An average man exerts 180 pounds of pressure per square inch on each bite.
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