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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 17, 1930

Page

8

World Happenings Briefly Told

Mrs. Edward Ellice sister of Vic fount Willingdon Governor General of Canasta died in London December 3. The Orient Express held up near Cari bou Bulgaria brigands killed two passengers and wounded several. Japanese government declines sanction to US note on Manchuria. Labor government may create more Labor peers next year. There are 12 Labor peers not all available for normal work. The French mint to strike a medal for Georges Clemenceau. Redin bust to be placed in Arc de Triomphe Museum. A mail service will post in Montreal and deliver in Winnipeg next year. Byrd South Polar flight report accuracy challenged by Gran. Hiram Walker to install $300,000 carbonic acid gas plant for dry ice production.

Edward Ellice Vic Fount Willingdon Canasta London Orient Express Europe Constantinople Paris Caribou Bulgaria United States Russia China Manchuria Georges Clemenceau Redin Arce de ‘Triomphe Montreal Winnipeg Peter Venlot Canada London Daily Mall Richard Byrd Tryggve Gran Hiram Walker Gooderham, Worts Co Toronto

Canada Accredits Over Four Thousand Cattle Herds

The Department of Agriculture at Ottawa reports that more than four thousand cattle herds in Canada received full accreditation in the past fiscal year. Tests and retests, with restricted measures, gave them a clean bill of health regarding bovine tuberculosis.

Canada Department of Agriculture Ottawa

Stocking pitch draws sharp reaction in quaint exchange

A shopkeeper showcases a durable stocking claiming high value and modern design. The customer compliments the salesman on the articulate sales patter, reflecting a brisk, light marketplace moment.

City Hydro power use rises in Winnipeg first nine months

Electrical energy consumed by City Hydro users in Winnipeg for the first nine months reached 262 million kilowatt hours, up 15 percent from the same period last year. The rest of the text includes unrelated notes on planetary motion and a German publication snippet.

Hydro Winnipeg

Robotic Airman Could Pilot Planes In Any Weather

Royal Aircraft Establishment scientists unveil a robot pilot using a 100 pound gyroscope driven by compressed air to control pistons and surfaces across small planes to large bombers. Demonstrated over 400 miles, it defers to humans for ascent or descent and is eyed by the RAF for long distance flights and by airlines for passenger and mail planes.

Ag Infaliiile Royal Aircraft Establishment London Daily News Save Daily News Royal Air Force

Air Mail Across Canada to Begin Next Year

Postmaster Hon. Peter Vennot announced an air mail service to Winnipeg via Toronto as part of a Montreal Vancouver line. The route aims to save about 40 hours on the fastest current deliveries and would be inaugurated sometime next year.

Montreal Winnipeg Peter Vennot Canada Vennot Toronto Montreal-Vancouver

Canadian Authors Find Characters in Canadian Types

The Brantford Expositor notes Canadian writers increasingly draw characters from home ground. The piece ponders national themes and asks what a woman entering the Senate would be called, Senator or Senatrix, reflecting on gender terms in public life.

Brantford Expositor Canada Senate

Twelve Years Of The Millennium

The Minneapolis Journal notes the twelfth anniversary of Bolshevik rule in Russia with a Moscow report praising bread and meal at cost price for all bread card holders for one day. It contrasts this with hunger and scarcity among workers, citing meat as a rare luxury and critiquing communism’s promised freedom.

Rusa Moscow Minneapolia Journal

Vagaries Of Gulf Stream And Oceanic White Water Roads

Aboard the Euripides the crew observed a long stretch of piled-up seaweed along the edge of the south equatorial current as the ship neared Southampton from Australia and the Cape. A Norwegian captain reported streets of rusty brown water in the Pacific between stretches of normal sea color, with similar yellowish streets seen between Hong Kong and the Philippines in recent weeks.

Euripides Southampton Australia Cape Atlantic Africa Pacific Hong Kong Philippines

Baggs Happy Mirthful Motto on Marriage Wits

A lighthearted quip hints at prudence in marriage with the line Baggs-Yes and overlook after. The verse reflects a playful social sentiment about partnerships and futures in a bygone tone.

Baggs

Popular ship pillow design for Christmas gift

Edge finished with cross stitch and corner designs. Also a boy themed curtain and bedspread set with soldier cannon and bullets for a child’s room. Round boudoir pillow design suitable for silk velvet silk crepe taffeta rayon satin fabrics. Include 10 cents for Fashion Magazine. AH patterns 25 cents.

Canada to Crown World Champion Cattle Judging Trio Next Year

Hon Dr Motherwell Federal Minister of Agriculture addressed three young farm lads Cedrick Hirkpatwick Gordon Campbell and Clifford Ballitwick at a dinner in Toronto as Canada’s representatives in the 1030 International Judging Contest in Britain. W D Robb Vice-President Canadian National Railways praised the winners and the Boys and Girls Live Stock Club movement which now includes nearly six thousand members.

Great Britain Motherwell Canada King Edward Hotel Toronto Cedrick Hirkpatwick Gordon Campbell Clifford Ballitwick New Brunswick Nova Scotia Ontario W. D. Robb Canadian National Railways Dr. Motherwell Britain Robb Dominion Black

Western Canadian Wheat Stocks in Farmers Hands Report

The November report by E. A. Ursell shows a little over 50 million bushels of wheat remain with western Canadian farmers. The statistician to the Board of Grain Commissioners tracks the month’s grain movement across the region.

E. A. Ursell Board of Grain Commissioners

Laws And Obligations Of Servants In Biblical Texts

The lesson surveys Exodus 18 14 Deuteronomy 24 14 15 and related scriptures on fair treatment of hired servants and slaves. It emphasizes wages kept, faithful service as unto God, and masters' responsibilities, noting Pauls guidance in Ephesians 6 5 9 and Philemon 16, with a closing focus on riches stored in heaven through good works.

Jin Paul al Ephesians Christ God Paul Philemon Dummelow Timothy

Dinner Conversation Turns on Bobbed Hair

A deaf old lady sits beside a polite gentleman at dinner. He asks if she is fond of bobbed hair, and she replies she cannot say as she has never tasted it. The odd exchange carries a humorous tone about taste and misunderstanding.

Six Women Enter Barber Shop Tailors Hidden Hair Cut Hint

In a playful exchange a visitor asks for identity and a barber shop scene hints at a haircut. Willie responds with a riddle about six women entering a barber shop signaling one will receive a haircut.

Illusion Destroying Facts Says the Manchester Guardian

The article notes that Britain spends 55 percent of its budget on past wars and 45 percent on future war prep. France matches the pattern. armament spending remains high, similar to prewar levels. The piece also cites rising Russian and American spending, Germany rearming despite claims of disarmament, and lauds the economist for exposing these illusions.

Manchester Guardian France Italy United States Germany Economist

Bible as guiding light despite doubts

A Church of England clergyman contends the Bible is not the word of God yet argues its enduring influence. He asserts the Bible remains a source of inspiration and moral support for all ages, shaping character and civilization even amid doubts about divinity. He questions whether any future book could rival its perceived divinity.

Church of England

Airplane Fuel-Free Concept From High Altitude Claim

Russian expert Prof. Rindine proposes that planes flying 30 miles up could use hydrogen-rich air in a special engine to generate propulsion. He suggests an explosive reaction at altitude could power aircraft, reducing or eliminating conventional fuel needs.

Prof Rindine

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