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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1934
Page
4
World Happenings Briefly Told
Bound for England after six years British high commissioner to Canada William Glark sailed from New York to Great Britain. The British Columbia government will construct a new bridge across the Fraser river at New Westminster. Premier T D Pattullo announced. The Nazis political soldiers the brown shirt storm troops and the black shirt Schutz Staffeln have come to stay Adolf Hitler asserted at the party congress in Nurnberg. A new deal for soapbox orators was declared when Robert Moses announced nine city parks will be available for open air meetings. The general business outlook in Great Britain has brightened since June Sir Josiah Stamp declared before Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce. An Triad Free State army aero plane crashed in Dublin judge Merediths garden Lieutenant Arthur Russell and Private Twomey burned to death Sergeant Canavan jumped clear but seriously injured. With a view to developing a market in Japan for British Columbia sheep the government made a trial shipment of Shropshires by the Heian Maru. Imports from Empire countries rose over July 1938 and exports rose as well. The Newfoundland commission government disapproved of plans to fund charity and civic improvements by lottery and threatened action to prohibit it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Canada
William Glark
New York
Great Britain
British Columbia
Fraser River
New Westminster
T. D. Pattullo
Schutz Staffel
Adolf Hitler
Nurmberg
Germany
Robert Moses
New York Parks
Union Square
Triad
Free State Army
Empire Countries
Newfoundland Commission
St. John’s
Commission
Leaves For England British High Commissioner In Canada
Sir William Clark wraps six years as British high commissioner in Canada and departs for England to take a post in the Union of South Africa and Basutoland Bechuanaland Swaziland. Sir Francis Floud becomes Canada’s new high commissioner and will reach Ottawa around January 1. Canada exported farm implements to many countries in July 1934 led by exports to Portugal Africa Mexico Jamaica Australia and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
South Africa
Wiliam Clark
England
Union of South Africa
Basutoland
Bechawanaland
Swazeland
Territories
Francis Floud
Ottawa
Portugese Africa
Mexico
Jamaica
Australia
British South Africa
British India
Argentina
Chile
Newfoundland
United States
French Africa
British East Africa
Rhodesia
Malta
New Zealand
St. Pierre Et Miquelon
Austria
Palestine
Straits Settlements
Uruguay
Peru
Italy
France
Denmark
New Radio Tubes Promise Powerful, Indestructible Design
A new radio tube is described as vastly more powerful and efficient than current types. It reportedly has no filament grid or gap field, rendering it virtually indestructible and suitable for widespread use.
Peasant Uprising Over Dragon Rain Gods Turns Violent
Yangtze valley farmers cling to dragon god rain beliefs prompting clashes with authorities. In Kiangshan and Chungteh mobs destroy offices and threaten officials. a magistrate's guard fires killing one farmer. Near Yuyao a school principal is killed by a 2000-strong mob after urging irrigation over temple prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yangtze Valley
Kiangshan
Chekiang Province
Chungteh
Yuyao
Writers Reveal Talent Through Handwriting Style
The article analyzes how Ramon Novarro and John Boles show varied talents beyond acting in their handwriting. It notes Novarro’s musical gifts and artistic flair alongside drama and painting, while highlighting Boles’s strong independence and decisive nature reflected in his script. A personal handwriting reading is offered to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon Novarro
Nic
John Boles
Personal Ad Requests Birthdate and Payment Details
A Winnipeg notice invites applicants to include their birthdate a ten cent coin and a stamped three cent ad dressed envelope for character and talent revelations. Send specimens to Lawrence Hibbert Grapho Analyst c o Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg with at least two weeks for reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hibbert
C-O
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Gold Strike Find Of Great Importance In Saskatchewan
A northern Saskatchewan gold strike near Lake Athabaska is described as highly important by Hon. T. C. Davis K C after returning from Edmonton. Prospectors say reports are favorable and assays reach as high as 150 dollars. The strike lies 60 miles east of the Alberta boundary and is accessible by water with quartz on the lake shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Lake Athabaska
T. C. Davis
K.C
Novel belief links vegetables to lightning protection
Central European locals hold that lightning avoids houses with specific roof crops. The thunder cabbage, or donnerkraut, is the most common plant used for this protective superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Europe
Rendering tainted fat sweet again by boiling with potato slices
Fat that is tainted or used for deep frying can be clarified and restored to sweetness by boiling it with a few slices of raw potato. The procedure is simple and relies on potato starch to absorb impurities during heating.
Sunday School Foundations and Christian Future
The speaker reflects on Sunday School as the root of church and Christian life. He recalls guiding his seven year old to Sunday School thirty years ago and warns that neglecting religious instruction endangers public morals, education, and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Sunday School Devotion Fosters Growth and Gratitude
A speaker praises Sunday School for personal growth and faith, arguing teaching boys in class builds Christian courage and literacy. He credits Sunday School with his own reading and writing progress, noting his father’s learning came through a Sunday School teacher.
Sunday School Lesson on Isaiah and Trust in Jehovah
Reading notes highlight Isaiah calling as prophet in chapter six and Judah facing Assyrian peril. Emphasizes trusting Jehovah over Egypt’s aid, with quotes on repentance and God’s overruling power. Includes commentary from Dr George Adam Smith and Lincoln on divine mercy and national reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Isaiah
Uzziah
Othera
Judah
Jerusalem
Judea
Udah
George Adam Smith
Israel
Lincoln
Sennacherib
England
Dust in the Sky Explained by Little Journeys in Science
Gordon H. Guest presents how dust particles shape natural beauty. He explains blue skies sunsets and twilight arise from scattering, dust enables rain and snow, ring halos and sun dogs from ice crystals, and mentions aurora borealis and rainbows formed by atmospheric dust and ice.
Sun hatches two chicks in Jonesboro brood
Old Sol fosters a unique two chick nest at Jonesboro Arkansas. After Biddy left the nest with few eggs hatched Old Sol watched the brood and two weeks later two more chicks emerged. Mrs. W B D Cobb, owner, reports the brood healthy and normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Sol
Jonesboro
Arkansas
Biddy
Excavations Hint at Asian Migration to Alaska Wall Unearthed at Ayak Bay
Dr. Ales Hrdlicka of the U S National Museum reports excavations at Ayak bay Cordova Alaska reveal a 350 foot long 16 foot high wall with many tools and remains. He and five students say findings support the idea that two pre historic races inhabited the area at different periods and trace migration from Asia to the Aleutians and mainland North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
America
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
North America
Cordova
Ales Hrdlicka
United States National Museum
Hrdlicka
Ayak Bay
Recipes For This Week Cut Roast Beef In Thin Slices
Cut cold roast beef into uniform slices and reheat in a sauce. Saute onion in butter until soft, add chopped green pepper and canned tomatoes, simmer until thick. Season with Worcestershire, Tobasco, sugar, salt and pepper. Cook until meat is hot and serve garnished with triangles of buttered toast.
Apple Jelly From Tart Apples Instructions
Use tart apples barely ripe. Slice with peel on and add water to cover. Simmer 15 to 20 minutes until soft, strain through cheesecloth then flannel. Add sugar at four fifths cup per cup juice. Boil to gel point and fill jars.
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Tso
Ruth Rogers
Film Stara
Hambleton
Ontario
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Jack Miner
Naturs
Breen
Vancouver Island
Jess
Winnipeg Newspa
McDermot Ave
Eee
Isatam
Anther
Weadac
Pauthy
Gordon H. Guest
M.A
Simpst Ag
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Ogden
Ogden's
Ogden’s
P.S
Mall
Betty Barclay
Texas
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