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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 13, 1941

Page

2

Devona and Dale End Courtroom Turmoil with Love Rekindled

Talbot arrives as Devona faces trial for alleged crimes tied to Macias gang. Dale Brasher defends her, witnesses turn, charges dismissed for lack of evidence. In private, Dale reveals he loves Devona, recounting a past heartbreak and a mistaken belief about her motives. They reaffirm love despite the rift, as the case concludes and their future hints at marriage.

Talbot Devona Tal Dale Scott Young Dwyer Macias Dana Freda Dudge Dale Brasher

Endless Love Triangle Ends In Hardened Resolve

Devona and Dale confront a doomed romance with Tal as the center of a tangled fate. Devona resolves to keep her promise, choosing friendship over love as she contemplates a future without happiness shared with Tal. The scene ends with a tentative plan to endure, as fate looms.

Devona Dale New7 Tal

Russia's Strength Seen Revealing Courage in Turbulent Times

The Toronto Star notes the immense strength and courage shown by Russia and ponders how dire events could have been if Soviet Republics had aligned with the Nazis. Meteorite sizes vary by time of day, with larger stones observed from noon to midnight than midnight to dawn. John Cabot’s discovery of the eastern North American coast is dated June 24, 1497.

Russia Soviet Republics Toronto Star North America John Cabot

Origins of toast ignore the ages and amuse the nation

The New York Sun editorial proposes there is no definite inventor of toast, noting that monuments would clutter roads and worsen traffic. It lists varieties from soft and golden to dry and crunchy and dismisses the long winded speech at meetings as the only toast to avoid.

Charles Lamb New York Sun Nellie Melba

Gems of Thought Wisdom and Virtue Quotations

A compact collection of quotations on wisdom wealth and virtue from notable figures including Proverbs Bayard Taylor Mary Baker Eddy F W Robertson Walter Scott and A C Benson. The pieces urge self control, love courage patience and steadfastness as enduring riches.

Bayard Taylor Mary Baker Eddy

One Lone Workman Builds Great Cathedral Solo Bricklayer

Arthur Ronald Brady, 19, is the sole bricklayer on a vast metropolitan cathedral designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. His only helper is Paddy Riley, an Irishman mixing mortar. The foundation stone was laid by Edward VII in 1904. The project has withstood blasts that damaged stained glass but not the structure's beauty.

Arthur Ronald Brady Metropolitan Ronald Paddy Riley Sir Giles Gilbert Scott Edward VII

Timber study in hunt for native pipe wood

The Montreal Gazette reports Canada studies timber to craft a wood suited for pipe bowls. If successful, Canadian smokers could enjoy native tobacco in a genuine native pipe. John Howard Payne, author of Home Sweet Home, was rejected in marriage by Mary Hayden for lack of a home to offer.

Canada Montreal Gazette John Howard Payne Mary Hayden

Shah of Persia Mohammed Reza Pahlavi Interviewed by UPI

The Shah of Persia, on his 22nd birthday, discusses rule under a constitution, views on dictatorships, and goals for Iran. He speaks French and English, notes his modern palace life, and cites family, social policy, and national prosperity. He mentions hobbies including hunting, riding, skating, skiing, football, and ice hockey.

Mohammed Riza Pahlavi Persia United Press Darius Xerxes Iran Shah Fawzieh Egypt United States

Montreal Veteran Rejoins Army Medical Corps

Raymond A. Daguerre of Montreal returns to service with the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps. A veteran who fought Germans in France and Belgium, his unit was captured in France, he escaped, was jailed in Spain, and later made his way to Canada through Algeria and Martinique.

France Belgium Raymond A. Daguerre Montreal Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps Daguerre Spain Canada Algeria Martinique

One Armed British Pilot Cleared To Fly Hurricanes

Lt A F MacLachlan who lost his left forearm in a Malta dogfight has been cleared for operational flying after demonstrating control with an artificial arm of his own design. The 22 year old DFC and Bar recipient built a metal arm with adjustable fingers to operate aircraft, enabling flight in a Hurricane.

A. F. MacLachlan Malta MacLachlan England R.A.F Medical Board

New Way To A Youthful Figure promises slim meals

A Winnipeg Newspaper Union Home Service pitch promotes a 32 page booklet with a calorie chart and low calorie menus. It compares foods by calories, offers recipes for low calorie desserts, and urges sending 15 cents for the guide The New Way To A Youthful Figure to Home Service Dept Winnipeg. Additional booklets priced 15 cents cover vitamins writing and vocabulary and other health topics.

Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg Man

Short Names Three Letter Canadian Places Count

Shelbourne Free Press and Economist notes at least 29 three letter Canadian place names. Examples include Ada Sask Ash Ayr Ont Bic Que Bru Man Cyr Que Pot Bc Emo Ont Esk Sask Eva Fax Gem Alta Hay Ida Ont Ida NB Ivy Ont Kew Alta Low Que Lyn Oak Oba Ont Oka Paw Que Poe Alta Rex Sask Roy NB Rye Ont Uno Man Wind Star.

Shelbourne Free Press Economist Ayr Ivy Ada Sask Ash Pot B.c Esk Eva Hay Ida N.B

Italy's Press Agent Virginio Gayda Speaks For Master

Virginio Gayda is portrayed as Italy's ineffective spokesman, labeled a pathetic figure in the wake of the war fiasco. The article casts him as a puppet whose master is speechless, yet notes Gayda's persistent effort amid discouraging material.

Virginio Gayda Italy Gayda

Woman Owns Aircraft Factory In England

Mrs Aubrey Burke 32 daughter of the late Sir Henry Worman and granddaughter of the first Lord Aberconway owns and runs an aircraft factory. She has been interested in aviation since schoolgirl days and is a mother of children.

England Aubrey Burke Sir Henry Worman Lord Aberconway Burke Airplanca

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Vara Fatare Darling Tedt Ommaa Hitler Col Henry Breckinridge New York Charles Lindbergh Toronto Mia Pisa F. W. Robertson Walter Scott A. C. Benson Liverpool Cathedral Shah of Iena IGE Home Service
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