Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Rivers Gazette in Rivers, Manitoba

We have pages in Manitoba

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 27, 1939

Page

3

New Light On Historic Figure From Renowned Historian

Lord Tweedsmuir analyzes Lawrence of Arabia’s postwar life and Air Force enlistment. The study reveals nerves and hardships, plus his later work on high speed boats for seaplanes and bombing experiments. The RAC Review features the lecture given at the Royal Military College.

Offen Piryal Mi College Review Rabat Dhetary Air Force Lawrence Shaw Noboly Patire Torbeamer Burhan Canal John Burhan RAC Lord Teeedamulr Air Tank Corps Lord Tweedsmuir Iraq Transjordan Ufe Loni Tweedsmuir Royal Military College

Family of Lawerees Converkilion in Legal Turn

A fragmented note mentions a legal turn involving a person named Seay gbens and the April event. Grace Guriton, sister of Gordon, is described as Assistant Official at Osgoode Mall, with unclear roles and dates.

Converkilion Gonion Seay Sibtfuchia Gordon Grace Guriton Offiewia Gnandan Osgoode Mall

Nuwragua Ranks Third in Central American Republic Population

A readable fragment notes Nuwragua as the largest country by area in Central America and third in population. It mentions a boy who wins a spelling bee may become a businessman avoiding reliance on an alenagrapher.

Res Hus

Foe Of Germs Drug Sulfanilamide Attracts Medical Notice

Doctora Ralph R. Mellon and Lawrence E. Shinn described a new drug called auifiemian aide that smothers disease germs. They explained sulfanilamide, first used in 1935, fights infections by disrupting the germ’s oxygen source and enzyme ecatalage, impacting blood poisoning pneumonia meningitis erysipelas gonorrhea and more.

Haeman Turdy American Association For the Advancement of Science Ralph R. Mellon Lawrence E. Shinn Western Pennsylvania Hospital Pittsburgh

Home Farm Repairs Use Old Vehicle Wheels For Implements

Dominion Experimental Farms in Nova Scotia study practical repairs for farm tools. On wheelless setups like cultivators plows and wagons drivers adapt old car or truck wheels by welding splined hubs to axles and securing hubs to wheels. Costs depend on axles and wheels but completion yields reliable wheels at low expense.

Dominion Nova Scotia

Fragmented wartime note hints at light and aims to see

A garbled account mentions a volunteer regiment dying and a captain lighting a pipe to shed light. It also notes Condon’s discovery of a population over 75 and cites 1948 US appendicitis deaths at 15,040, illustrating scattered historical scraps.

Urigade

Arctic Veteran MacMillan Sets 18th Expedition From Boothbay Harbor

Commander Donald B. MacMillan sails from Boothbay Harbor Maine on his 18th Arctic voyage to North Greenland to study glaciers and wildlife. Mrs MacMillan leads a 12 man crew plus nine New England students on a 60 000 mile trip to Labrador and Baffin Land with Bowdoin as base.

Marmulan Starta Arctic Donald B. MacMillan Boothbay Harbor Maine Greenland Denmark Uveasbles Bowdoin Labrador Baffin Land Nain Harold B. Evans Newton Mass Dartmouth College MacMillan George F. Murphy, Jr Pleasantville N.Y James F. Wiles Norway Wayne Moulton Boston John Bert Banga Provinestown

Market gardeners ship rhubarb to House of Commons

Market gardeners sent 30 pounds of rhubarb to the British House of Commons where it was cooked in a different way. A lidless eyed snake will detect a moving object even when asleep.

House of Cormmunions

Canadian educationist warns isolationism in North America

At Canton New York Professor W A Mackintosh of Queen's University Kingston Ont urged Britain Canada and the United States to pursue economic cooperation as an alternative to isolationism. He praised Fiull's trade program and warned totalitarian powers seek to dominate world trade. He argued nations must seek economic integration or face war, blaming nationalism for hindering cooperation born from postwar economic adjustments.

Canton N.Y North America Great Britain Canada United States W. A. Mackintosh Queens University Kingston Ont Fiull Mackintosh

Gideons Distribute Bible Totals Across Canada

The Gideons placed 19 406 Bibles in Canada last year with 7 298 to schools and 2 119 to hotels. They also distribute in hospitals suitors and penal institutions and on Trans Canada Airlines planes. A London novelist laments writer’s block while Bolivia’s Tin exports stand out.

Toronto Gideons Canada Trans- Canada Airlines

Alice Brooks Medallion Easy To Do Pattern

Modern women use time well and crochet medallions to create affordable accessories. Pattern 6394 includes instructions, illustrations, and materials. cost 20 cents, send to Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union, Winnipeg. No Alice Brooks pattern book published.

Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDerisnot Ave. E Winnipeg

Air travel meal trials face high altitude difficulties

Reports detail how serving meals aboard planes at 1000 to 29000 feet tests temperature, texture, and timing. Passengers on United Air Lines experience improved service with an a la carte menu on the Atlantic Clipper, while crews adapt cooking times and storage to endure cold, dry air and rapid thawing.

Tomado Mombasa Kenya Udesa Aa Magers Vladimr Kokicna New York City United Air Lines New York Sur

Clever Chinese Mother at New York Baby Parade

The New York baby parade judges sought the infant with the healthiest lungs but Allan Lui, 16 months, sat silent while his mother styled his hair. His cry proved to be a cup-winner, reflecting the crowd’s reaction and the boy’s persona.

New York la Guardia Allan Lui Allan New York Times

Manitoba Lakes and Scenic Rivers Attract Tourists

Manitoba covers 252000 square miles with about 15 percent lakes and rivers. The three largest lakes Winnipeg Winnipegosia and Manitoba span roughly 24000 square miles. The region’s many island studded lakes and waterfalls offer camping and canoe routes for visitors.

Manitoba Winnipeg Winnipegosia

Marie Dionne Is Put Forward As The Smartest Sister

New York gossip notes Marie Dionne drew attention when Alexander Woollcott visited Callander Ontario. He asked the quintuplets who was the smartest with Marie answering her own name. The scene highlights the famous sisters amid other quick cultural curiosities and trivia of the era.

Marie Dionne Alexander Woollcott Callander Leonard Lyons New York Post Woollcott Marie

Visitors From Many Lands at Banff Park May Rise

The Department of Mines and Resources reports strong international interest in Canada’s national parks. May registrations at the government museum in Paris show travellers from the United States Australia New Zealand the British Isles Africa India China Hawaii Iceland and Russia, while inquiries at the park information bureau come from the United States England Scotland Australia Hawaii China France and various parts of Canada. Banff National Park attendance increased year over year with 4 422 cars and 15 250 passengers entering through the eastern gateway, up 1 156 cars and 8 258 passengers from May 1928.

Canada Government Paris Park Information Bureau Department of Mines and Resources United States Australia New Zealand British Isles Africa India China Hawaii Iceland Russia The Information Bureau England Scotland Hawai France Banff National Park

Women of Runswick Launch Lifeboat In Heavy Sea

Famous for bravery, the wives of Runswick fishermen launched and manned a lifeboat in a rough sea. While the men fished, a gale rose and the boats were in danger. The women answered the calls, went into the water, launched the lifeboats, rowed out, and guided all fishing boats safely into the harbor.

Runswick England

Rude Self-Rointed Doer Faces Collected Banter

A fragment laments a person convinced his method is the sole valid approach, labeling him a bore and a menace. The text mocks a banana producing claim and references fruit by products and unrelated notes.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wigalpeg Sonb Anaesafoam Wacorta Aeniur Winnipeg Laboratory Tate Goulden Home Farm Condon Zana Indiana Rensselaer Larry McQuinn Ontario Gideon Society London Tin Bolivia Alice Brooks Canwla Department of Mp Ctiawa Batriet Royal Canadian Mounted Police Quick Thinking Manitoba Lakes Russel Sage Exiavtente Banff Lanka League OF Nations
Search Courier

Search the Rivers Gazette Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Rivers Gazette?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication