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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 23, 1933
Page
2
An essay argues that chiselling is not limited to NRA codes but applies to all misuse of labor and resources. It contrasts exploitative chisellers with nobles who chisel away ugliness to reveal beauty, urging self reflection on personal conduct and responsibility.
The article notes Manitoba plans to develop a new industry around low bush cranberries, once imported fruit. Northern Manitoba's variety reportedly sweetens with early frost, preserving flavor when frozen. Winnipeg will receive shipments in 1000 pound lots. The piece briefly mentions Radcliffe England with a population around 25 000 and no alums.
A former Seattle girl, Audrey Wardemann, published in a New York poetry journal believed to be run by men for men. After mailing a cheque and publication, editors learned the author was Miss Wardemann and then printed her photo as well. Chile may exempt private parties from certain taxes on constructed avenues.
Professor Hin of the University of Georgia mathematics department has been flipping pennies for months. He assembled 200 pennies and balanced each against the other to one-thousandth of a gram. He plans to repeat the test 160000 times next July to complete the experiment.
A 90 year old man writes that three years of inflammatory rheumatism followed by daily Kruschen use has prevented further attacks. He notes stiff hands but credits Kruschen with keeping him in good shape and claims the remedy dissolves uric acid crystals and prevents excess buildup.
Bardsey Island off Wales grows lonely as Thomas Jones and Griffith Griffiths plan mainland farming after offering their farms for rent. Griffiths serves as postmaster and grocer. island life may end if tenants are not found. An earlier evacuation and a patient’s reaction to chloroform are noted.
Four of five people suffer acid stomach with pain belching gas and bloating after meals. A spoonful of Bisulated Magnesia after meals will relieve the condition within three minutes as any druggist will tell you.
Report says seafaring men who play gridiron gain port stay privileges while others sail out of turn. The wives urge husbands to join a team to avoid competing at sea and ensure steady home time.
Col John Vaughan Campbell VC known as the Tally Ho VC is placed on the retired list under the eye limit and granted honorary brigadier rank. He earned the nickname for rallying troops under machine gun fire by blowing a hunting horn and sounding the hunting cry near Mons.
An American horticultural expert states the plural of gladiolus is gladioli and gladioluses per a British dictionary. The text adds a reverent musing on life youth and the enduring powers that cannot die.
President Roosevelt orders the fleet to steam from the Pacific to the east coast next spring for the first time in four years. The battle and scouting forces will return to the Pacific in the fall, restoring the fleet to its normal operating policy after 18 months in the Pacific.
Hon. H. H. Stevens, Minister of Trade and Commerce, told Ottawa's junior board of trade that Russia must abandon price cutting and the fall clause to restore normal world trade relations. He said current practices dislocate relations and hinder business.
The piece reflects on how long standing friendships feel and how greetings from old friends carry deeper meaning. It notes recognizing changes in appearance and life while still sharing familiarity and comfort after decades of knowing each other.
A Cody Wyoming resident misplaced a ten dollar note while shopping. The next morning the Chesapeake Bay retriever trained to pick up dropped items guarded the bill, while a separate England welfare note credits saving 100000 babies last year.
A questionable claim appears that seven out of every hundred women report feeling benefits from an anedichas bottle remedy. The source text is unclear about the product or its claims and provides no reliable evidence.
A William Orr Ludlow report to the American Institute of Architects foresees an era of shorter working hours reshaping cities. He predicts urban exodus, with people moving to outlying areas to enjoy leisure, a building revival, and a shift in population distribution as work hours shrink.
Pierre Paul Emile Roux died in Paris at age 80 after a long career as director of the Pasteur Institute and collaborator with Louis Pasteur. He studied infectious diseases and vaccines including diphtheria toxins and anthrax. He shared the Nobel prize with Behring for serum therapeutics.
Berlin figures show 22 000 persons in concentration camps across the Reich up from 18 000 in July. Prussia prisoners rise from 12 000 to 15 000, with estimates by Neuse Vorwaerta suggesting 40 000 to 60 000 in camps and similar numbers jailed, totaling over 80 000. Official line frames camps as temporary measures during the revolution for education of dissenters.
Col. R. R. McCormick of the Chicago Tribune defines the newspaper as an institution created by modern civilization to present daily news, promote commerce through widespread advertisements, inform and guide public opinion, and provide a check upon government not guaranteed by any constitution.
A gentleman testing a new chauffeur asks about a serious accident. The driver reveals only a wheel skid caused by running over a bottle, which the driver admits he did not see because the bottle was in the passenger’s pocket.
The text notes that most eastern and northeastern tribes trace human habitation to descent from the sky, while western and southwestern groups look to ancestors from an underworld. It also mentions recent snowfall in Southern Africa as remembered in living memory.
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