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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 27, 1917

Page

6

Fragmented reminiscence of Dublin days and lovers

A distorted reminiscence recalls Kate Bartlett and Meyrick in Dublin long ago. The speaker speaks of love, betrayal, and conflict, recalling meetings at Silvers and a coastal tour amid jealous quarrels and a past filled with passion and deceit.

Cooper Kate Dolly Alter Dex Dzrick Dublin Meyrick Silvers Regiment 7 Kate Bartlett Kate Coopes Aid Michel Quenellle

End of Promise in Flight Across Europe

The scene centers on Kate and Harry Cooper as she confronts his coercive hold and their fragile bond. She declares lasting love despite his wrongs, contemplates exile and a hospital escape for her disfigured face, and they plan a perilous withdrawal across Europe with hints of future deceit and sacrifice.

Harry Cooper Dolly Tarm Alesa Kate Vienna Europe

German Treachery and War Talk At Ceremony

The speaker denounces German treachery calling Germans and German-Americans pirates and barbarians and rejects peace talks with them. He cites Lusitania medals dated before the sinking and condemns traitors urging executions of those not fully with the war effort.

Germany Dre van“ Dyke Ito Netherlands New York van Dike Stratisg Baltimore Mr. Strauss Richard Cooper

Ice harvest plan to save coal this winter

United States fuel administration proposes a real harvest of natural ice to replace artificial ice and conserve coal. Fifteen million tons of coal are used annually in ice factories and refrigerating plants. harvesting ice could save large coal quantities and is supported by plans to organize ice making grants and encourage households to store nearby ice for summer use.

United States Fuel Administration Gasheld New Orleans

Thrift Lessons From a Personal History of Saving

A fragmentary reminiscence discusses thrift as more than saving. It recalls teaching children to save pennies using a cast iron pig as a reminder and cites James J. Hill and S. W. Strauss on thrift. The text reflects on work, planning, self control, and character shaping through saving habits.

James J. Hill E. B. House

War Ends Rumor Chain Draws Distant Claims

Fragmentary note recounts a rumor chain linking a police officer, a laborer, a Greek writer, a Chinese cop, a Cuban collective, a Texas colored man, a circus clown, and others claiming to know when the war ends. The passage reflects wild hearsay and tangled names without verifiable facts.

Lis Timbudtoo Cuba Texas Town Klontyke Borneo

Missing placard theft at school prompts janitor query

Fragmentary report shows a school janitor reporting a stolen placard marked not to be used except in case of fire. The head master asks where, and the janitor recalls the boys nailing Hoover the coal bunkie.

Hoover

Bright Star Sivina and Sirius Compared Across Space

The article notes the bright star Sivina at an immense distance and its minuscule proper motion, then compares Sirius to the Sun in brightness and size, explaining light travel time from the Sun to Earth and imagining a swap of positions. It adds a line about skim milk containing essential life elements and its use for young animals.

Sivina Earth Sirus Sirius

Incendiary bullets reach Flanders frontline use

Report describes a new incendiary bullet fired from machines with hollow filled cartridges. When discharged the chemical burns, setting hydrogen balloons alight. Balloons behind trenches are destroyed as observers race to parachutes from heights around a thousand feet.

Flanders

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