Winter Sparrows Cheer Through the Cold Season
A nostalgic poem extols sparrows that endure winter, staying bright with cheer while other birds vanish. It notes their constant peeping and cheeping, feeding them invites continued warmth, and celebrates their year round presence as a reliable, plucky chorus.
Special Tuna Casserole and Orange Shortcake Menu
A vintage home menu highlights Special Tuna Casserole with almonds optional and Orange Shortcake with orange sauce. It includes Surprise Salad Mock Crab, Naked Rice, Spanish Style dishes, and a beverage idea. The recipe notes emphasize quick preparation and a winter health angle.
Achievement Day at the Short Course Despite Bad Weather
Last Thursday featured an Achievement Day for girls at the Short Course amid rain ice and sleet. Parents and townsfolk attended as seventeen girls completed the course with exhibits in sewing first aid nutrition and home crafts while Miss Ethel Chapman visited and mothers toured the displays.
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Beecaus
Shhool
Op. Ang Daughter
Ethel Chapman
Thé Palmer
Our Column Tisma of Partiaiay Talsrest 2 Wemaai in Which Woeven Readers
A historical freeform column exhorts readers to create cheerful homes as protection against temptations. It lists daily “Morning Glory” themes for February and March, home hints from Nurse Elkram, and a plea for readers to send books and letters.
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Tisma
Partiaiay
Paris
Stunt with slit, water, and rainbow light card
A simple optical trick shows sunlight through a half inch slit onto white paper with a water beam. The sunbeam passing through the slit and water refracts to create a spectrum of colors on the paper.
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Qet & Postcard
Wheat Situation Reviewed in Brief
Western Canadian farmers plan for next spring as weather and market factors shape the 1934 crop. The Dominion agriculture outlook notes world wheat production in 1937 markets and stresses Canada needs about 200 million bushels for export readiness. 1937 crop size implies a tight carryover and potential absorption of a similar acreage in 1938.
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Canada
Chtler
Dominion Departments of Agriculture and of Trade and Commerce
United Kingdom
Belgium
Germany
Holland
France
Gold Mining in Quebec Makes Progress in Canada
Quebec has become Canada's second largest gold producer with output rising from 172217 to 24365321 dollars over the decade. The Noranda copper-gold source remains dominant, while lode mines like Dubuisson Bourlamaque and others such as Lamaque Sigma Sullivan Consolidated and Shawkey boost regional production in a belt extending from the Ontario border.
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Quebec
Canada
Noranda
Dubuisson-Bourlamaque
Dominion
Cadillac-Malartic
Ontario
Siscoe
Lamaque
Sigma
Sullivan Consolidated
Shawkey
Fragmented quote hints at witty conflict over poodle
A damaged passage shows a terse exchange about a woman acting ally over a poodle and a jab about bad upbringing and a lucky baby escape, indicating a satirical or social remark from the era.
Adjustable mood light promises comfort and safety
A new device claims to adapt to the user mood with adjustable controls. It emphasizes comfort, safety, and reliability as features designed to enhance daily living.
Hints on fastions by Lisbeth
High crown and low crown hats lead the new spring fashion with shoes in bright colors. The piece notes Frances Gellison modeling a navy Panama with violet trim, plus vibrant color combinations returning to style. It mentions under-chin ties, large and small hat varieties, and matching bright touches to complete outfits.
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Gellison
Tampa
Residence Notice for DjraJoA McNiven at Corner Bower Elgin
Public notice lists DjraJoA McNiven at the residence corner Bower Avenue and Elgin Street. No further details provided.
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Drajoa
McNiven
Whd
Bower Avenue
Elgin Street
Gray Coach Lines Schedule Fragment to London
Readable entries show westbound service times from Te Kit to London with multiple departures including morning and afternoon slots. Noted times include 9.53 am 11.38 am 2.13 pm 3.57 pm 6.42 pm 5.57 pm 6.31 am 9.11 am 1.21 pm and 11.53 pm. Through service to London indicated.
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Te Kit. Bener
London
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