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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 15, 1934
Page
2
The essay stresses driver responsibility amid rising highway traffic and faster cars. It cites Great Britain 1026 33 road tolls and urges motorists to maintain first class condition, obey traffic laws, and show courtesy to reduce accidents in 1934.
A Kincardine man keeps a full grown deer as an unusual pet. The deer follows Joan Campbell outside his home and accompanies him on drives, tagging along behind the car at speed. The animal’s bond to the farm dates to blackberry season long ago.
Automobile sales in Vancouver since January 1934 have doubled the 1933 pace. Officials say 1934 is the most prosperous year in the business since 1929. Dealers report strong demand for new models and delivery delays. many orders may be filled only with delayed delivery.
The debate argues that Arctic Prairies or Northern Plains better describe the vegetation covered tracts of northern Canada, criticizing the label Barren Grounds as inappropriate. The terminology discussion reflects regional naming preferences and ecological accuracy.
Thousands of women suffer fatigue and weakness with headaches insomnia and discouragement. The remedy Mitturn's Hi N Pili is said to tone nerves restore blood flow and bring health back to normal.
A Peabody Museum archaeologist reports rich gold ornaments buried by an ancient Central American culture were found on a flat 1d acre field along the Rio Grande de Cocle in Cocle Province Panarma. The objects show sophisticated craft and a belief in an afterlife.
A 49 year old woman, 6 ft 5 in, started Kruschen Salts with a level teaspoonful each morning and gradually lost weight from 190 to 154 pounds. She reports feeling lighter and years younger, attributing the change to regular morning use. The ad claims Kruschen clears undigested food and watery waste, reducing stored fat.
A damaged ad promotes a free trial of a product named Mruschan Star Packages with a trial bottle at company expense. It claims a regular 75c bottle is included and invites customers to test it a week and return if not convinced. Pharmacist authorization and return policy are noted.
State of Michigan holds 22 062 46 dollars as escheated funds from a 1905 Detroit Savings Bank deposit. Charles Hehner, a Michigan commission agent aged 86 at the time, may claim the principal and compound interest by contacting the Michigan Public Administrator.
A 1680 Charlestown Mass clergyman faced city council accusing him of painting the interior of his house, a act once deemed worldly vanity. Over the next forty years there reportedly were no painters in all of New England.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology engineers test a device called delay Amer showing women require about 25 percent more braking time than men after a red signal. Average woman reacts in 0.87 to 0.100 seconds versus 0.7 seconds for men. 일본도 로봘롭
Betty Barclay presents two recipes for the week. One details Aladdin Chocolate Cake with simple steps, including flour, butter, eggs, milk, vanilla, melted chocolate, and baking at a high heat before frosting. The other describes a shrimp omelet with eggs, hot water, baking powder, lemon juice, and paprika, folded with shrimp and served immediately.
Dr Octavo Cordero in Guayaquil claims a portable polygot machine reading and translating any language. The first unit carries nine languages of 2000 words each and uses pasteboard tin wood springs and rubber. Dr Crespo Tora calls it the most important since Columbus. Backers plan a company to commercialize the device.
Over five years 300 to 400 missions carried out by Sweden's Red Cross Aerial Ambulance Service. Crews faced subzero temperatures, blizzards, darkness and fogs with daring landings in unknown locations.
The 193 percent annual report of the Dong Jen Fu An Tong Benevolent Society records 17 538 unclaimed bodies found in Shanghai streets creeks and waterfront. The society funded by Chinese people buries the dead provides coffins for poor families and offers free medical service to paupers.
The item surveys beet sugar production in 26 countries including Canada, U S import routes through Boston Philadelphia and New York, Nova Scotia apple exports, and rhodesia locust flights. It covers hollyhock life, spider pests, sulphur dusting, Canadian barley oats wheat corn feeds for cattle, matzo duty relief, world wool trends, prairie mallow, monsoon rice exporters and aphid control with nicotine sulphate. It notes early Australian settlement 1788 and Sydney base, with Adelaide and Melbourne first settlements around 1825 and Canada's 400th Cartier landing anniversary.
Under a new law in effect the Propaganda Ministry may veto or censor films before production. Foreign films deemed derogatory to German interests in their original version may not be shown in Germany once blacklisted.
British actor Plane Robert Lorraine on stage in New York flew to Montreal by aeroplane to obtain a permanent US visa from the American Consulate and return to Broadway without missing a performance. His temporary visa had expired, and the journey prevented deportation.
A journalist notes a light remark that films help people speak more clearly in one syllable fashion. The article also reports that Shang hai has added ten thousand telephone subscribers in the last two years.
The passage argues that renewed conflict between Japan and Russia would mirror past outcomes, serving only to enrich foreign munition makers while yielding no lasting benefit for either side.
A witty observation on tireless knowledge and the urge to guide others, highlighting a person who continually shares wisdom without tiring.
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