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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 09, 1942

Page

2

All That Glitters Chapter XXIX Cabin Trance and Kidnap Plot

Tamar Randolph endures a tense stay in a valley cabin after Louie abducts her. Therese, Louie’s hardened wife, appears sympathetic yet complicit as Tamar endures bindings, meals, and a wary radio hum. The scene builds toward Louie’s expected return and a possible rescue or further peril.

Tamar Louie Therese Hke Shadwell Ranny Cricket Hill Christopher Gamin

Wooden ships urged to meet steel shortage in Canada

R W Mayhew, Victoria MP and industrialist, argues Canada must build wooden merchant ships due to steel scarcity. He notes steel ship superiority but says limited steel output and German losses push wooden ships as the only viable option despite slower convoys and cargo risks.

R. W. Mayhew Victoria Canada Meyhew Howe Vancouver Sun

Pins and Pepper Seeds From An Old Times Note

Britain cut pin production by 1.5 billion last year versus 1940 to save steel. An American steel restriction on hair pins and bobby pins could save 16 million pounds of steel, about 160 000 machine guns. Pepper seeds for tabasco are aged for three years in oak casks before use.

Therese Tamar Louie Shadwell Christopher Sande Ransome Todd Hoyle Selby Sheridan Britain United States

Birthday Fortune Reading Card Game Ad

A Winnipeg notice promotes a 32-page booklet on Birthday Fortune reading. It explains card meanings for fortunes with tea leaves, dominoes, dice and a crystal, and invites readers to order the booklet by sending five cents in coins to Home Service Dept. Winnipeg Newspaper Union.

Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man

Beagle Channel Meets World’s Wonders at 146 Mile Span

A natural channel south of Tierra del Fuego extends 146 miles east to west. It is unusually straight with few spots wider than three miles. Its mountains rise directly from the water, appearing to double their 3,250 feet height due to the lack of foreshore.

Beagle Channel Tierra del Fuego South America Bat

Smile a While a Candid Patchwork of Household Humour

A compact humor column sketches domestic scenes and misheard lines from family life. A drill sergeant and a married recruit clash in playful banter, while a bachelor and wife exchange quips about hats, creation, and money. Various brief vignettes cover antiquarian banter and a moving man’s caution.

Farm Family Goes to Town Each Saturday Cartoon

The piece describes a Canadian farm family gathering the weekly town paper every Thursday or Friday evening. Adults and children scan ads for prices on bikes, hats, hardware, drugs, groceries, tobacco, clothing, school supplies, and used cars while rationing affects tires and gas. Professor Casey’s cartoon notes this home shopping ritual.

Jones Junior Sue Eagle Eye Grandpap Bill Josephine Archie Casey Canada

RAF Ski Club Formed in Iceland for Training

Skiing club members of the Royal Air Force in Iceland have formed a club to improve skills and learn from expert officers acting as instructors. Twice weekly excursions are planned in the snowy mountains, with several members showing marked promise.

R.A.F Iceland

Polar nights lit by aurora displays across poles

In extreme polar regions nights are almost entirely dark except for the continuous glow from the Aurora Borealis in the Arctic and the Aurora Australis in the Antarctic. These lights illuminate the horizon even when the sun remains hidden.

Polar Arctic Antarctic

Army Tailors and the Sergeant-Tailor Role

The regimental snip is the sergeant-tailor who alters non commissioned soldiers uniforms. He may undertake private work for officers as long as no expense falls on the public.

Copernican Theory and Moscow Towns in America

The Copernican theory places the sun at the center of the planetary system rather than the earth. The note adds that eleven towns in the United States bear the name Moscow.

Earth America Moscow

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