Joy Cometh in the Morning at Mountain Camp
Mary Alice Paring endures a bleak Easter at a remote mountain camp. She meets Donald Brown, the ranger, who saves an old lady from suicide while he steadies Mary Alice's own broken heart. As wintered sorrow lifts, Mary Alice finds home and hope with Donald and the grateful elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Paring
Mary Alice
Donald
Reece
Ben Mrough
Canon
Miss Paring
He & Young
Maury Alice Pauard
Brest
Donald Brown
Don
Mr. Mason
Fortune Teller Predicts Dark Offer In Love
A fortune teller tells a client she will receive a proposal from a tall man, and she notes he is dark in appearance. The client reacts with excitement as the fortuneteller confirms the prediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Nat Sho
A Bad Giveaway On a Train Porter Tip Fare
A traveler asks a Pullman porter his average tip. The porter answers a dollar, then remarks the traveler is the first gentleman to meet the average. The man hands over a dollar and thanks him.
Worms Have The Upper Hand In Naturalist View
A naturalist argues the worm is a resilient creature not deserving pity as it thrives by meeting both ends. The remark frames earthworms as adaptable and capable despite common perceptions.
Canada mineral production hits new 1937 high across metals and fuels
Canada’s 1937 mineral output reached a record value of 456.7 million dollars, up from 261 million in 1934, with gold leading at over 143 million and Ontario contributing 63 percent. Copper, nickel, lead, silver and platinum metals set new highs, while coal and petroleum also posted gains amid broad base metal expansion and increased non metallics output.
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Canada
Ontario
Quebec
British Columbia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Dominion
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the Free Press
Christ Ye
B. D. Rachlen
Acton
Ehigs
Donger
J. B. Mackenzie & Son
Ecord Canadian Mineral Production
Ae Motor
Tin
Java
Germany
Geqmar
England
Latin America
Sally
Qtc
Volo Tras
Carol
Lachine
Campbell's
Frankford
Laing
Carrolls
Mill Street
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