The Sign of the Quillayutes
Daniel, a missionary student, struggles to gain Quillayute leadership approval as Chief Jimbow tests his people’s man sign. After a perilous rescue of a boy in the river, Daniel learns to trust the tribe’s way and delivers a service where Chief Jimbow declares the tongue of youth has become wisdom.
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Alder
Pacific Coast
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Dante
Jinbow
Indlun
Cruda
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Dr Thomas Electric Oil praised as universal remedy
Advertisers claim Dr Thomas Electric Oil reduces inflammation and loosens phlegm for croup and other ailments. They describe it as essential in the family medicine chest and suitable for wounds sprains and rheumatic pains.
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Wheat trade trend in Sweden after war boosts imports
The Agricultural Department of the Canadian National Railways notes Sweden may increase wheat imports as postwar consumption rises. Reclaiming land remains costly and European countries subsidize growers to cut foreign dependence, lifting land values in dense areas. The shift favors wheat bread over rye amid rising prosperity.
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Sweden
Agricultural Department
Canadian Nationaal Railways
Improper word shocks long noble service in Aughey notes
A fragmentary remark laments that a single improper act could undo years of noble service, casting a shadow over Aughey and the efforts of those involved. The snippet hints at accountability and collective impact within a historical context.
Maple Leafs Edge Toward Playoff Berth in Final Home Stand
Maple Leafs chase one of four remaining playoff spots in the International Baseball League as six clubs vie for two berths. The team hosts Cincinnati at Maple Leaf Stadium in a special night game on Thursday August 29 and follows with two games vs Buffalo, a Friday twilight seven innings and a Sunday Labor Day clash. The schedule concludes with Rochester and Toledo in early September leading to a potential final series for the Leafs at home.
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Buffalo Bisons
Maple Leaf Stadium
Buffalo
Rochesters
Ted ‘Wings
Rochester
Nant
Toronto
Seed and agricultural outlook at the 1935 National Exhibition
The article reports prospects of large crops across Canada with favorable rain in most regions and notes risks from rust and smut. It highlights seed yields for clover and grasses, Ontario alsike declines, and alfalfa rapid growth. It describes the Canadian National Institute for the Blind display at the exhibition showing crafts, reading, and daily tasks.
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Prairie Provinces
Ontario
Muht
Calor
Canadian National Institute For
Canadian National Institute
Canadian National Institute For the
British Columbia
Newfoundland
Electrical and Engineering
Prince's Gate
Seed prospects rise for timothy and red clover in Quebec
The article notes hay cutting has begun and a second cut may yield a fair seed harvest. Red clover acreage trails normal yet seed prospects look decent for the second cutting. Timothy shows promise with many inquiries about year end timothy seed market as acreage increases, especially in Quebec.
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