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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 20, 1934

Page

7

Gillett’s Pure Flake Lye Promises Easy Cleaning

Advertises Gillett’s Lye as a powerful cleanser and disinfectant that dissolves dirt with no hard rubbing. Recommends a solution of 1 teaspoon in a quart of cold water and claims it won’t harm enamel or plumbing. Promotes a free booklet and lists Standard Brands Limited in Toronto as the address.

Leasant Gillett Lye Standard Brands Limited Fraser Avenue Liberty Street Toronto Ontario

Canadian composers seek dominion-wide organizing effort

John B. Elsom urged the Canadian College of Organists at Toronto to back a movement to establish a national performing rights body for Canadian composers. The appeal aims to found an organization to benefit creators, as the college considers supporting the cause. In Kenya Colony, Lake Rudolph district reports three years without rain on some farms.

Toronto John B. Elsom Canadian College of Organists Lake Rudolph Kenya Colony

Secret Marriage and Damaged Art Stirs Scandal at Beach

Camila Trout and Peter Anson wed secretly while he pursues a scholarship abroad. A quarrel over money and trust follows when Camila suspects a rival, Avia Werth, and Peter learns of a destructive act against his exhibit. Camila helps redeem the work with a wedding gift statue as the couple faces a journey to France.

Camila Trout Peter Anson Peter Cama Ace Avia Werth Peter Scivin Todd Gur Matson Camila Avia Camilla Avis Werth Avis Peters Studio Mr. Hoyt France New York Avis Worth Gus Matson

Camilla pressured by Hoyt to marry Peter and relocate

In a tense office visit Hoyt praises Camilla for reclaiming the family business and warns that her marriage to Peter risks ruin. He offers a Paris move with joint studio life and secrecy around a planned exhibit, revealing she is his sole heir while advising her to surprise Peter.

Mr. Hoyton Gus Matson Camilla Tis Rhetta Peter

False Teeth and a Reunion on the Quai

A peddler touts Dr Werner's Powder for false teeth while Camilla Hoyt gains her rightful place in a family. On a Cherbourg pier Peter and Avis reunite with Camilla, amid tears and renewed affection, as the trio confronts past doubts and future plans.

Camilla Camilla Hoyt Cherbourg Peter Avis New York Seven Seas

Fire danger in schools alarms Canada and United States

Alfred Fleming of the United States National Board of Fire underwriters warns at a Canadian Fire Marshals luncheon that many schools in Canada and the United States are fire traps. He says six and a half schools burn daily in Canada and the United States.

Canada U.S Alfred Fleming New York United States National Board of Fires Mr. Fleming Canadian Fire Marshals' Association Dominion Fire Prevention Association

Free Church of Scotland Members Fly to Orkney for Services

The Moderators of the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland flew to the Orkney Islands to attend services turning church travel by air into a novelty. The piece notes growing plans for attending services in other cities via air routes. It also references United States presidential party dominance since the Civil War, mentioning that only three presidents have been Democrats.

Scotland General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland Orkney Islands United States

Fourth Motion of Earth Reported by Dr. Sanford

Dr Roscoe F Sanford of Mount Wilson Observatory announces new evidence for a fourth motion of the earth a great circle motion at about 150 miles per second plus a third motion with the earth moving toward the sun among nearby stars at about twelve miles per second He notes these motions alongside the familiar axis and orbital movements and cites Mount Wilson velocity tests on 146 cool red stars about two thousand light years away to support a solar motion toward Lyra and galactic orbit about Sagittarius He adds that distant nebulae show faster recession from the Milky Way embodying a fifth motion for our galaxy and beyond

Roscoe F. Sanford Dr. Sanford Carnegie Institution Mount Wilson Observatory Milky Way Mount Wilson Constellation Lyra Galatic Sagittarius Sanford

The Rhyming Optimist by Aline Michaelis

Poem reflecting on memory and longing. The speaker weighs forgetting against the fragrance of past joys, noting sorrow alongside laughter and love that once brightened life. Time softens memories, leaving a talismanic scent guiding hope through aging years.

Yonkers man walks earth miles and reads Bible

Dr. William Woodward of Yonkers, a book seller teacher editor and osteopath, walked 25,000 miles in 100 months to match the earth’s circumference and recently completed his 50th Bible reading. He notes no favorite passage while recalling other feats including early aviation attempts and plague history.

William Woodward Yonkers New York Woodward

Little Helps For This Week Devotional Snippet

A devotional excerpt cites John 15 5 and Psalm 90 17 praising abiding in Christ and divine beauty. It compares the soul to a fragrant vase and notes real meekness reflects heavenly harmony in temper and conduct. The text argues external testimony confirms inner truth to the witness.

John Woolman

Danish Girl Honor Student Makes Honor List in Canada

Gudrum Hoy Jensen, 15, a Danish immigrant who arrived in 1932, learned English and advanced through four grades to earn 651 marks and placement on St. John high school entrance honor roll in New Brunswick. She plans to stay in Canada but hopes to visit Denmark someday.

Gudrum Hoy Jensen Canada St. John N.B Gudrum

North Manitoba School Raised in Churchill

The farthest north public school building in Manitoba is being erected in Churchill by local residents. A male teacher will be sent north by the Manitoba Department of Education once construction finishes. Twelve children are already enrolled as pupils.

Manitoba Churchill Manitoba Department of Education

Seaside Dweller Mention Marks Shifting Girls and Steady Men

A brief column notes how girls change with each year while the seaside resident remains constant. The remark highlights a contrast between evolving youth and unchanging male presence in the town’s social scene.

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