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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
7
After a grueling ride the mare collapses in exhaustion and Burke reveals a torn hoof needing a stop for shoeing. At a seaside inn Jean fends off Burke’s proposal with wary wit, while a tense power struggle hints at deeper stakes and a threatened escape.
A reflective verse item highlighting daily life and the value of ordinary days. It references common sun and shadow, routine trifles, and personal crisis, urging steady effort and appreciation of the ordinary to shape a rich life.
Professor P. W. Bridgman of Harvard uses extreme pressure to create ice that does not melt until 180 degrees Fahrenheit. He describes the method as simple though dangerous, requiring a thick steel block and a leak proof plug to reach pressures up to 600 000 pounds.
Detroit researchers led by Earl Bartholomew test a single cylinder engine using soap suds and water to cool pistons and exhaust valves. The setup claims up to one third more power than gasoline alone, with cooling affecting both exhaust valves and overall ignition.
The poem contrasts afterglow moments with rest after toil and passion. Aline Michaels imagines calm after tempest and toil, ending with sea wind, stars, and the beloved. It reflects mood shifts from struggle to peaceful harbor and steady devotion.
The Monte Carlo Casino reports profits dipping after 65 years of big-spender clientele. To bolster finances it installs slot machines aiming at both big and small bettors as demand wanes. Last year profits stood near 1.3 million dollars as the famed gambling palace faces a depression era trend. Persian Bajm promotes beauty products and men’s balms in ad copy.
A patient recalls a past cure and asks about taking a bath while the doctor confirms the advice about damness. The scene touches on a judge husband and public perception as the piece ponders what makes great men under stress.
A guide on contract bridge partnership stresses that success hinges on partnership language and conventions. It urges studying partner temperament morale and technique, adapting to each other, avoiding discord, and playing to the partner's system for overall improvement.
Broadcasting over the BBC will place speakers on a fixed mic leash via a lapel ribbon to ensure clear reception despite movement. Advertisements tout Douglas Egyptian Liniment for toothache neuralgia and throat complaints. Canada’s water-power sites total over 20 million horsepower under normal conditions and 33 million dependable six months a year. Hotbeds heated by electricity grow in British Columbia. In 74 of 103 cases the country’s largest city is also its capital.
Canada’s Great Bear Lake, the fourth largest in North America, covers about 11 663 square miles. The Topographical Survey of the Department of the Interior in Ottawa has released a new map at eight miles to an inch showing the whole lake. A black bear cub at birth is tiny, often under one pound.
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