Peach dishes and swimming insights from Canada and America
The article notes early peaches from Niagara Peninsula Ontario and Okanagan Valley British Columbia with good quality. It also offers peach based recipes including peach muffins and cobbler, and includes a health feature on swimming’s benefits for body development and flexibility for women and girls.
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Canada
Niagara Penisula
Ontario
Okanagan Valley
British Columbia
Fashions Show Early Fall Styles with Pleats and Hats
Fashions hint at bridging late summer to early autumn with tailored touches and aquamarine accents. High necklines return in white satin overblouse designs, while accordion pleats and unpressed fabrics create neat profiles. Tiny hats remain popular as women seek neat updos and stylish, versatile wardrobes.
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Dubonnet
Antin
Crown Rot on Plants Advice from Weekly Garden Graph
Canadian Crown Rot on Plants decked by Dean Halliday outlines recognition signs such as yellowing lower leaves and wilting, then black rot in crown and roots. It notes a white to reddish brown seed-like fungus in soil or plant, and suggests removing the plant and soil, applying corrosive sublimate, and using naphtaline flakes as precaution. Also advises cutting house flowers early and immersing stems in water.
Fire and road hazards in rural district reflect farm life
A narrative from Ginger Farm chronicles a barn fire near the area and a separate road accident at a dangerous S curve. It recounts concerns about fire insurance, hay and crop safety, and the impact of heat on threshing crews. A lingering encounter with a pushy traveling car salesman concludes the piece.
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Opeme Tolle
S&s
Jay
Pond
HPS
Egent
Canadian gold production hits new May high
May gold output in Canada rose to 381 080 ounces up from 368 449 in April and 340 125 a year ago. For the first five months of the year Canada produced 1 827 475 ounces, up about 12 percent from the same period last year. Ontario led May with 241 44 ounces, Quebec rose 26 2 percent in five months, and British Columbia showed 44 783 ounces in May.
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Canada
Tne
Canugla
Ontario
Porcupiner
Kirkland Lake
Apribo
Borcupline
Quebec
Wa! Ot
British Columbia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Nova Scotia
Royal Canadian Mint
E.nly
Yukon
Women Leaders Discuss Esch Week For Free Press
A column notes women leaders of The Free Press may discuss Esch Week during a week of daily topics. It lists dates August 25 to 29 and mentions topics including patience, courage, and love, with unrelated adlike tips on preserving tomatoes and whipping cream.
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Ktema
Free Press
Confused Dialogue Sparks Car Ride Banter
A muddled scene unfolds with a narrator and passengers debating a two seater car ride. A terrified passenger exclaims pain and fear while the driver jokes about the journey. A dinner party interlude reveals a chatty astronomy student.
Arctic Water Diversion Planned to Feed Great Lake
Reports from Fur Wil iam Ort outline a $600,000 Kenogarnusis dam already built north of Long Lac to deliver 1250 cubic feet of water per second toward Niagara River. A second dam at the head of Long Lac is planned, boosting Ontario revenue by 1.9 million by enabling power development or spill to flows.
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Kenogarnusis
Long Lacatatiur
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Niagara River
Ontano
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Joan
Poanenger
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Safail Lakes
Long Lac
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