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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 20, 1930

Page

3

Dusty Highway Reunion Ends With Free-Spirited Journey

In a summer tale set along New England and Atlantic coast travel, Nick and Gay depart after a tense moment of fear and longing. They wander through farms and a Gypsy camp, moving from New Hampshire to Maine, dreaming of distant lands while debating when to settle. Nick muses on endless travel as Gay wrestles with emotion.

Gay Simeon Bartlett Nick Mr. Bartlett New Hampshire Maine South Southwest Colorado Arizona New Mexico California Pacific Besore

Free at last the lovers face a hopeful parting

Nick and Gay confront a looming separation as he plans to return to Bakersville with new work and a promise to seek freedom. She fears his future, but he insists their bond endures while they map a tentative autumn apart and a possible reunion in spring.

Nick Nick Dear Gay Bakersville Rama Bartlett John Maxwell Nicks

Homeward harbor reunion at Bartletts

Simeon Bartlett greets Gay and Nick after their travels as they seek to rent a cabin and recount memories. Bartlett insists the cabin is not for rent but invites them to visit and share tales while he proudly recalls letters and postcards from Japan. The pair discuss future plans including sailing to the Pacific and a return to New England.

Simeon Bartett Portland Fiji Islands Gay Nick Bakersville First National Bank Bartlett Ebenezer Bartlett Japan Simeon Pacific Old New England Tye New England

Guard the Children From Autumn Colds

The fall season brings frequent colds in children as weather swings warm and wet. Baby's Own Tablets are advertised as a preventive and remedy, described as gentle laxatives that keep bowels and stomach clear. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Gulf Stream Shifting Westward Alleges U S Climate Change

English writer Joseph Elgie reports a navigator says the Gulf Stream is moving west toward the United States. If true, New York may enjoy a semi tropical climate. England could face harsher winters and cooler summers as the warm current alters Atlantic weather patterns.

Sayd United States Joseph Elgie Gulf England New York Atlantic Gulf of Mexico

Canadians Lead World in Radio Spending Says RCA Canada

The president of the Radio Manufacturers' Association of Canada notes Canadians have the highest per capita radio expenditure. In 1929 Canadians spent over 50 million dollars on radios and equipment.

Radio Manufacturers’ Association of Canada Dominion

Don’t Suffer With Dangerous Indigestion Pills Ad

A vintage ad urges readers to take Carter's Little Liver Pills after meals to neutralize gases ease sour stomach and relieve indigestion. It promises a cleansed system and tonic effect and urges asking a druggist for a 25¢ package.

Carter Caster

Invisible spectacle substitutes fitted under eyelids gain favor

London opticians adopt minutely thin under eyelid lenses to correct vision. The wearer can insert or remove in seconds, offering angles of vision unsuitable for standard spectacles. An actress, motorists, and sport lovers benefit as ophthalmology groups review the device's claims.

London Sunday Express London Harley Street International Congress of Ophthalmology

Free Freight Policy for Breeding Heifers Announced

Major the Honorable Robert Weir announces a free freight policy for breeding heifers bought by bona fide farmers or cattlemen at stockyards west of Fort William. Carloads of twenty or more heifers may ship free to the buyer’s farm or ranch, with charges split 25 percent to the railway and the balance by the Dominion Live Stock Branch.

Robert Weir Fort William Dominion Live Stock

Manitoba Public Works Estimated At Five Million

Government and Dominion officials estimate the proposed public works project in Manitoba will cost about five million dollars. Worms threaten children's health and require remedies. The Alberta Wheat Pool expands Pacific coast storage by 4 million bushels via lease of Victoria terminal elevator from Panama Pacific Grain Co. Ltd. Allocation now exceeds 3 hundred thousand bushels of grain on the coast.

Manitoba Alberta Wheat Pool Pacific Coast Victoria Panama Pacific Grain Co. Ltd Alberta Pool

Montreal Port Channel Aims 85-Foot Depth by 1934

The St Lawrence River ship channel up to Montreal is planned to reach 85 feet, enabling 20 000 ton liners to sail to the Atlantic gateway 1 000 miles away. Officials expect completion by 1934, making Montreal the world’s largest inland port.

St. Lawrence Montreal Atlantic

Feats Too Formidable For Science To Reveal

An Evening Post essay ponders the limits of science noting that while medicine and biology yield astonishing images and data, science cannot depict poetry in verse or logic in political speeches. The column muses on the enduring mystery beyond microscopes.

New York Evening Post

A Strange Contrast in Transport Vision Across Eras

The piece contrasts aviation foresight with early railway skepticism, noting Liverpool and Manchester railways centenaries and Bath and Bristol opposition shaping station placement. It also mentions asthma sufferers and Kellogg's remedy, and ends with a remark on Polish taxi drivers leaving due to low fares.

Liverpool Manchester Great Western Railway Bath Bristol

Little Helps For This Week

A reflective devotional note cites Psalm 86 16 asking for mercy and strength to do God's will. It emphasizes patience with others and meekness in everyday annoyances as the true test of faith and daily conduct.

Uty Lfe Maria Hare

Tornadoes Move Southwest To Northwest Across Plains

A compact account notes weather patterns and a proverb noting men are born while husbands are made, reflecting rural wisdom and frequent storms in the region.

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