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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 17, 1918
Page
3
Foster and Pete evade a fast car driven by Graham near an inn as they slip along a hedge line. They follow rumors to Hexham, waiting in darkness for Pete to report which way the car goes, fearing pursuit and possible capture.
Foster and Pete leave Frexham by the main road heading west then branch onto lanes toward higher ground. They seek Daly and plan to avoid Gis graham and police while visiting the Garth and Alice, weighing risks, the North Tyne ahead, and the chance of a night stop.
The octopus frequently changes color via pigment contained in skin tissue. Muscular fibers actuated by nerves cause the shifts. If fibers relax a dark pigment appears. analogy to pinching suggests the creature could blush if capable like humans.
Gold mining gains priority status as essential industry per war industries board on treasury requests. The move aims to ensure access to materials for gold production, with platinum prices rising and expectations that gold may follow.
A wartime column argues over food board successes including pork and beef exports rising sharply, wheat and sugar savings, and cold storage debates. It highlights home baking substitutes using mashed potatoes, community housekeeping models in New Brunswick, and practical advice from farmers’ wives and cooks amid shortages.
A jumble of notes discusses carrier and passenger pigeons, Dutch flax and linseed crops, a Liverpool Cotton Association resolution banning members from certain trades for a decade after peace, Civil War fashion like the goatee, and Western Atlantic slang. The text blends historical facts with curiosities and modern commentary on fashions.
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