Higher Law Defines a Town Rivalry and Redeeming Change
Hal Mason abandons college plans after factory misfortune and takes work in a cottage renovation with Jim Wallace. A series of bad luck and stubborn pride leads to a civic push to restore the junk yard and the town's appearance. Jerry Campbell counsels Wallace, guiding a community cleanup and a personal transformation aided by Colonel Gordon's support and a scholarship for Hal.
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Hal Mason
George WM
Hal
Jim Wallace
Duns
Gordon
Jim
Mal
Wallace
Tal
Jerry Campbell
Jerry
Wal
Hundred Ynolles
Jin Walace
Fred Wenley
Henley
Alm B
Youl Pd
King
Mason
Dinwell
Mr. Henley
Will
Val
Jimoo
Colonel Gordon
Jimi
Jal
Ike
Jerrry
Star
Iris
Calles
Jane
James Wallace
Jon
Polytechnic Institute
Vial
Aromatic Preserves Revival For A Frugal Kitchen
Nostalgic note urges renewing home canning as sugar drops and fruit prices rise. It touts preserves as quick energy for children and guests, with three simple recipes for spiced plums peaches and apples and ginger pears to restore the old fashioned pantry.
Has It Happened to You a Cautionary Tale on Speed
The narrator recalls a street encounter with a driver who insists the road was clear while speeding. He argues that no one can safely exceed strict limits and notes that in emergencies drivers react instinctively yet often too late. The piece ends with a warning to slow down before danger catches you.
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Lake
Canadian National Exhibition Opens Friday with Spectacles
The largest annual exposition promises Keen enjoyment and inspiration with music by famous bands, the Exhibition 2000 Volta Chorus, and a Grandstand Pageant. Reserve for Orientia nightly pageant and four EXHIBITION 2000 VOICE CHORUS concerts in the Coliseum. Grandstand seats priced at 1.00 to 1.50, earlier floor seating 0.75, with box seats limited.
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Volta
Orientia
Blasters
Voiych Chorus
Invite New Customers to Your Store Through Advertising
A persuasive editorial argues merchants should keep advertising visible to reach busy housewives and thousands of readers weekly. It compares boarded up show windows to blocked opportunities and urges inviting old friends and new customers by using newspaper columns to showcase values and goods.
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Free Press
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