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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1941
Page
2
Devona plans a dangerous night as she stalks Macias and a secret shipment while attending a performance at the El Mexicano scene. Talbot and Dale attend Vara Vadne’s show, with Devona hoping for a breakthrough that could alter Talbot’s grim struggle.
On his deathbed Alexander Dumas comforted a sobbing servant. He whispered softly that if he needed anything in heaven he would ring for him, leaving the room touched by a quiet bond of friendship that endured to the end.
A London medical authority confirms a lesson long urged by small boys to parents. The physician warns against leaping out of bed and advises lying awake five minutes, then stretching limbs and reading briefly. Occasionally a health specialist prescribes an act that brings pleasure.
Quotations from Beaumont Lavington Edwards Eddy Adams Brooks and Gordon Brooks emphasize grace as a divine, growing force. The reflections compare grace to fragrance, light, dawn, sun, and strength that deepens with trial, urging steady living up to present grace to gain more.
Reports from London quote Holland saying British bombing of western Germany recently forced delays in German trains. Meat shipments bound for the Reich were halted, causing Netherlands towns Venlo and Nijmegen to receive unexpected rations to prevent spoilage.
England holds control of 42 percent of the world’s total wool production. Coastal Eskimos sustain themselves largely on marine mammals and fish, with occasional caribou supplementing their diet.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer column questions Hitler’s health and resolve as World War II rages. It contrasts his reported good health with the vast bloodshed across Russia Crete France and beyond. The piece probes Hitler’s conscience and night fears amid global conflict.
The Santa Fe lines test reducing rail noise by welding ten 39 foot rails into a 390 foot span to smooth joints. From New York to Chicago 960 miles yields about 259 424 clicks now. Even with spliced rails the voyage would average around 20 clicks per minute.
George Lorimer of Montreal, head of the federal chemical control, said future deliveries of ethylene glycol and all weather anti-freeze are restricted due to a temporary shortage. He noted no restriction on anti freezers with an alcoholic base and that steps are being taken to cope with the shortage.
A concise historical note recalls that Muscovy was once the name used for Rusata, reflecting name changes in regional governance and identity, with emphasis on the shift from Muscovy to Rusata across prior decades.
American columnist Raymond Clapper writes from London that Britain and the United States share danger and must move beyond talk. He urges Washington to send planes and ships with food and other aid, stating Britain will not accept patronizing comfort but demands concrete help. Toronto Telegram notes his blunt fact facing and hopeful influence.
Wolverhampton Express and Star reports British prisoners in a German camp keep spirits high. Sergeant Francis Banks of Wednesfield describes a greyhound track made from cardboard greyhounds, with dice control and betting in English cigarettes. Banks and fellow injured men, two of whom are totally blind, read aloud to and support each other.
A German family obituary states Ernst Muller was called to a better world, leading to immediate arrest. The piece notes renewed interest in Eskimo origins after five decades of study. It mentions mistletoe containing active compounds used to lower blood pressure and cites London police pay at $1,600 annually.
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