Christmas on the Wayne Aboard the Trans port Meet
Admiral Rowland Thomas Jackson recalls a Christmas voyage aboard the Wayne bound for the Philippines with a cargo of Congressmen. A Japanese gunner-like rescue unfolds as the ship battles a typhoon and a dangerous river approach. Sandy MacMurray, wounded yet steadfast, helps tow the ship toward safety while a passing congressman views the scene with growing respect. The tale ends with a promise of a brighter Christmas for Sandy and the boy.
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Jackson
M Emmy
London
Sher
New York
Stoke-Hile
Paile&innin
Lee
Hin
Wayne
Miabo
Gibraltar
Malta
Aden
Philippines
Manis
Sandy MacMurray
Sandy
Lamar
Sandy Mught
Randy
Pasenger
Wu Seu
Bundy
Beta
Tom
Sammy
Leavan
Alory
Volos
Good Again Hubby Cheque Returns
A light exchange highlights a returning cheque from the bank as Mrs. Witt jokes about what to buy with it this time. The playful banter suggests a household scene centered on finance and domestic humor.
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Pacific
China
Sulu
San Bernardins Strai
Fldd
San Bernardino
Randy
Sandy
Borin
L Witt
Slats Diary by Ross Farquhar
Diary style entries recount a pupil’s viewpoint on school cuts and study changes, a move by a teacher, a bank visit, a fight over water, and other daily happenings including social notes about classmates and family. The tone imitates a student’s log with informal spelling and dated fragments.
Enemies of Canadas Forests Focus on Pests and Protection
Ottawa experts warn insect pests cause nearly 10 million dollars in annual damage to Canada’s forests. The Dominion Entomological Branch argues pests threaten forest wealth and advocates biological control. The article notes fungi also degrade stands and stresses protecting young growth for future industry.
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Canada
R. D. Craig
Conference of Officers
Dominion Entomological Branch
Dominion Departent of Agriculture
Ottawa
Dominicat
Yle
Dominion
Eld
Quotable Comment on War and the Youth
Quote from W G Wells reflecting on the impossibility of real permanent change in human life, urging dedication of the young to social reform. The line emphasizes the futility Wells sees in making lasting changes without youth involvement.
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Lfe Union
W. G. Wells
Salt Improves Dampness-Free Table Use Mix
A tip suggests mixing one teaspoonful of cornstarch with one cup of salt for table use. The combination is said to prevent clumping from dampness and preserve a free-flowing salt supply.
Canadian field crop values show large 1934 gain
Canadian field crop values for 1934 rise substantially led by grain and fodder crops. The Dominion Bureau of Statistics estimates total field crop value at 536,498,600 dollars, up from 423,597,000 in 1933, marking the highest level since 1930 and driven by better prices and improved yields across provinces despite declines in potatoes and sugar beets.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Bruswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Columbia
Ford V-6 for 1935 Promises New Ride and Style
The 1935 Ford V-6 is promoted as the biggest Ford car yet with modern lines and luxurious appointments. It features weight distribution changes, forward engine placement, centered seating, longer springs, improved ride and handling, new brakes, and a centrifugal clutch for higher speeds, while the V-8 retains its proven dependability and 90 horsepower. Readers are invited to visit showrooms to experience the new model firsthand.
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Ford
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Slats Diary’ ‘By
Ross Farquhar
Ant Emmys Sleter
Joe Hix
Hoe
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Munday
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Founday
Sandy McCrary
Wenulay
Etty Brent
Crismus
Ant
Emmy
Anid Sed Shu
Suehe
Do.h. Bat Windsor
Biel
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