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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
4
Madrid authorities report the Prince of Valesaty will recover a member of the Worshipful Company of Gardeners. The item notes the trip and the royal involvement in guild matters as part of broader World Happenings briefs.
A St. Joseph's Point trapper discovers rich gold ore near Beaverlodge on Lake Athabasca triggering a midnight rush. Dozens chase the site after the find. Consol Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co reports diamond drill cores from Beaverlodge show rich deposits thirty feet below the surface.
A Winnipeg reader’s letter asks for handwriting interpretation to judge a boyfriend's faithfulness. The editor summarizes the writer as affectionate yet sensitive and urges avoiding nagging while restoring steady footing. Readers are invited to submit samples with birthdates for analysis by Lawrence Hibbert at the Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
A new corn disease has been reported in Florida and could become significant. The remark notes snow as beautiful but irrelevant to those with work.
A writer urges readers to observe wild birds directly rather than rely on indoor naturalists. He describes crow behavior, killdeer nesting, and color protection, then recounts fox and swallow anecdotes, sparrows versus swallows, and geese migration tests, concluding with crow hunting methods and reflections on personal observation.
Condensed milk and oranges are blended with pulp juice, then yolks added. Pour into buttered baking dish and cover with a stiff meringue. Bake in a moderate oven until the meringue browns. Serves six.
A simple recipe to make French cocoa balls. Mix cocoa and sugar, chop nut meats, moisten with condensed milk and vanilla, shape into 36 balls, then roll in a sugar cocoa mix for a finished coating.
A Sunday school lesson summarizes Acts 10 1 11 18 and 15 6 11 highlighting Peters claim that God shows no favorites and that those who fear him and do righteousness are acceptable. Gentiles receive the Holy Spirit and are baptized, uniting Jew and Gentile in Christ.
In a Commons health debate several doctors challenged opulent living. Dr J P Howden of St Boniface argued starvation cures many diseases, claiming lack of money forces diet changes that improve health and that many people dig their graves with their teeth.
The great clock in the tower of Parliament in London once needed two workers for six hours three times a week to stay wound. An electric motor now handles the winding.
Unrestricted access to the British market boosted Canadian bacon exports by 52 percent in 1934 versus 1933. Danish exports fell 22 percent from 1933 due to quota restrictions.
A nautical exchange explains why sailors measure speed in knots rather than miles. The Skipper notes the ocean tide relies on knot-based motion, linking navigation to maritime timing.
The architectural toy costing 435000 arrives in New York on April 1 for its world premiere. It will tour worldwide with exhibitions proceeds donated to crippled children hospitals. The 11 room scale model includes a 15 inch gold cathedral organ, an electric feathered nightingale, wheat grain bulbs, a singing robot fairy princess, and a baby nail sized bible. Colleen Moore calls it a childhood dream. Italy's largest automobile plant in full operation.
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