Above the Clouds a Courier Saga of Black Family Society
Janice Temple, a Courier reporter, helps the Black family avert a scandal by staging a high society tea and arranging a marriage announcement. Roy Stewart uses Janice to publish a sensational front page while tracking a blackmailer and securing Maurice Black’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stewart
Gaime
Janice
Roy
Courier
Miss Temple
Aileen
Maurice
Julia
Marie
Mrs. Black
Maurice Black
Skinner
Arnolid
Crosby
Ataff
Policeman Day
Kipling
Beauré
Arjeen
Gha
Roy's
Alatory
D'Anders
Marian
Hoe
Jance
James Ogden
G Stewart
Jim
Stewart
Tembla
Rome
Blacky
Janice O. Temple
Dihnar
Improvements in Lumber Drying Techniques Across Regions
Research by Forest Products Laboratories in Ottawa and allied bodies shows advances in lumber dry kilns with controlled temperature humidity and air flow. Drying must be species specific to avoid warping and excessive loss, with Canada incurring five to ten million dollars yearly from improper seasoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Producta Laboratories
Department of Mines and Resources
Ottawa
Simlar
Canada
Expansion in Nepheline Syenite Industry Gains Steam
Canada reports a surge in nepheline syenite production in 1987 reaching 191 481 dollars in value, with Ontario deposits expanding capacity. A new plant in Rochester operated by American Nepheline Corporation to process Ontario crude rock signals cross border growth, while prospecting and several new deposits emerge in Peterborough Hastings and Haliburton counties. The mineral, good for glass and ceramics, gains market share over feldspar due to uniform composition and lower iron content. Sincoe, a historic figure in Upper Canada, is noted for road development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Nepheline, Limited
Peterborough County
Ontario
Laxefield
United States
Rochester
New York
American Nepheline Corporation
Department of Mines and Resources
Ottawa
Peterborough
Hastings
Haliburton
Reasarch
Canadian Wool Supplies Reach New High in Canada
Imperial Economic Committee reports world wool consumption trends with Canada showing a surge to about 26.8 million ima in 1997, compared with 91.6 million in 1994 and 14.7 million in 1935. Imports rose by 1.7 million tha while exports fell by 4.3 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Imperial Economic Committee
New Zealand
United Kingdom
Bo the banker forecloses on debtor’s property
A clipped exchange shows a banker named Bo pressing a debtor about loans and foreclosing on the debtor’s property. The fragment hints at financial distress and repeated contact over debt.
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Prinnt
By Horapan
Arieen
Marie D'Anders
America
Monroe
Game Guinner
Maris
Rendi
Ariesa
Segamie
Witieg
Carreelly B.D. Rachlin, Acton
Tbs
To. Seiten Jally
McLaren
Pectin
McLaren's
MecLaren’s
Pould
Carroll's
Aylmer Pineapple Juice
Kellogg's Rice Krispies
Brunswick
Heinz
Libby
H. O
Sincoe
Upper Canada
Dar
Old Mother Earth
George Eyaton
Utah
Salt
Myston
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