The Dress That Won a Bride’s Heart
Sue Nolan designs a frost blue white taffeta gown meant for her own wedding dream while Maxine Van Rensselaer buys it, sees wealth clash with romance, and Ned and Jim Harley reflect contrasting futures. Sue’s creation, a symbol of dreams and envy, locks two fates in blue white magic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Jim Harley
Jim
Sue Nolan
Charden‘ Et Cte
Nolan
Phat War
Renselaer Gird
Chardan
Thes
Ats
Miss van Rensselaer
Maxine van Rensselaer
Chardan Et Cle
Pather
Maxine
van Rensselaer
Maxine Athink
Ned
Tia
Hhe
Chardan's
Muich
Tich van’ Reickselmer
Inscription Confuses Doctor at Dentist's Funeral
A Scottish doctor and his dentist friend kept ages secret for years. At the funeral the doctor reads a brass plate that lists Angus McLeod, Dentist, Hours 10 4, revealing a playful mislead about the age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus McLeod
Doukhobor Leader Peter Verigin Dies in Saskatoon
Spiritual leader Peter Verigin of the Doukhobors in Canada died in Saskatoon at about 54 after medical treatment failed following an operation. Born in Russia, he came to Canada twelve years ago to succeed his father as head of the Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Peter Verigin
Saskatoon
Russia
Canadian poultry guidance offered to British producers
The Fish Trades Gazette reproduces Canada’s Department of Agriculture pamphlet on grade and packing of poultry. It notes that British farms vary in modernization and suggests adopting Canada’s program to improve practices across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Trades ‘Gazette
National Chronicle
Great Britain
Dominion Department of Agriculture
St Rhe
Bazette
Two Women Chat Beside Christmas Eve Fire
Two young women converse by the fire on Christmas Eve. The prettier asks Mollie if a stocking could hold all she wants. Mollie replies that it could not but a pair of socks would fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie
First North American Record of Banded Russian Kittiwake
A Kittiwake gull banded in Kharlov Russia on June 19 1937 and tagged Moscow 51412 was found near Little Fogo Island Newfoundland on September 20 1937. The rare long distance bird confirms migration routes and breeding grounds and underscores the value of bird banding for Canadian wildlife research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Natural Resources
Commission of Government
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Canada
Moret Berea
National Parks Bureau
Department of Mines ‘and ‘Resources
Ottawa
Little Fogo
Island
Central Bureau of Birdringing
Moscow
Kharlov
Barents Seb
Murmanski Ae
Russia
Finland
Arctic Circle
North America
British” Isles
Greenland
Small Wedding Conversation Among Children
A playful exchange finds children planning a pretend ceremony. A child claims to be bride with Tillie as bridesmaid, while noting there is no bridegroom, then calls it a “small wedding.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamma
Tillie
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the Free Press
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Chardan Et —Oie
Gue
Mé&Nager
Charden
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Galary
Fastern Steel Products Lab
McCormish
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Len, San
Smart
Cco
Egar
Cowan
Salm
Babel Foots
Acta Srand
Rpeac
JAM Wagsta Affe’s
McLaren
Green Valley
FEA
Spratt
Ivory Soap
Hawes’ Semon
Dandee
Newfouundland
Granny
le Per
France
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