The Order of the Crimson Canine a Marilyn tale
Marilyn Keefe joins Red Dog Sunday School to teach and to prove herself. Jerry Wickham invites her to lead a Primary Class and drives her in a Rolls roadster, while old friends discuss her golf skill and a future shared happiness.
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Marilyn
Eldo
Keefe
Gia
Mr. Weaver
Elas
Fellowa
Oen
Jerry Wickham
Jerry
Red Dog
Nenada
Dee
Perry
Bad Dog
Koafe
Country Club
Ashe
Red Dog Crew
Order of the Crimson Canine
Oline
Marvyn
Dad
Doctor Dunn
Temi
Bnatance
Tanid
Canadian coal output up four percent in first quarter 1938
Canada produced 4 080 708 tons of coal in Q1 1938, up four percent from a year earlier. Bituminous 2 791 051 tons, sub bituminous 200 005, lignite 1 080 742. Nova Scotia output rose 18 percent to 1 668 908 tons. Alberta 1 602 506. British Columbia fell to 402 507. New Brunswick 85 659.
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Canada
Nove Scotts
Alberta
Erith Columbia
New Brunswick
Driving errors blamed for 245 deaths in 1934 report
An early 20th century article cites Edward Young about speed and fools, listing principal driving errors leading to 245 fatalities and 4,518 accidents in 1934. Errors include speed inappropriate for conditions, wrong side of road, failing to yield, cutting in, passing street cars, signaling failures, and cars runaway or off road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Increasing Use Of Maps In Canada
Map usage grows across Canada with the Hydrographic and Map Service reporting over 100000 maps distributed in 1937 38. Demand rises from federal and provincial agencies, corporations and tourists for general and detailed maps across the Dominion including northern areas. Maps aid resource development, settlement data and travel, featuring regions such as Saint John Bras d Or Lakes Lake Rossignol Evangeline Quebec City Rideau Lakes Muskoka Lakes Quetico and national parks.
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Hydrographic and Map Service
Department of Mines and Resources
Ottawa
Dominion
Boards of Trade
Canada
Saint John, Bras d‘Or
Lake Rossignol
Evangeline Country
Quebec City
Laurentian Highlands
Quebec
Pasteurization urged to curb milkborne disease nationally
An editorial by Dr. Gordon Bates urges continuous public health education on pasteurization of milk. It argues knowledge must be applied, cites proven benefits against milkborne infections, and notes Ontario's compulsory pasteurization law followed by rapid cross‑party support through informed rural voters.
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Canadian Public Health Journal
Gordon Bates
The
Health League of Canada
Medical Associationa
Committee On Agriculture
The Final Winner and Parable from Parishioners
A local minister and his wife discuss two ex parishioners in the news. One was clever and handsome, but the other, a steady hard worker, has died leaving his widow sixty thousand pounds. A moral is drawn as the wife notes the clever one is to marry the widow.
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the Hece Press
Order of the
Crimson Canine
Roberta Tenier
B.D. Rachlin
Acton
Edward Young
Ontario
Mauretania
Birkenhead
England
Atlantic
Tin
Carrolls
Rey
Wibson's
Ginger
Heinz
Bae Oe
Calay
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