Alaska Doctor Finds Calling in Hamilton Gold Hunt
Luke Morley, a young doctor, travels to Hamilton Alaska with two friends seeking rest and profits. When Nugget, a five year old with a broken arm, needs care Luke stays, earns trust, and discovers a new place and purpose. He helps locals, finds gold dust payment, and Nugget presents a true nugget showing real ore exists near town.
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Aptain
Doctor Rows
Blake
Argo
Hamilton
An & Asker
Arnold
Doctor Ross
Rosa
States
Arnold To
Luke Morley
Ross
Hemmingway
Luke
Chivin Hemmingway
Hamilton Bank
Alaska
Mir Hemmingway
Crussett
Taglighton
Medion College
Duke
Hunt
Wwe
Raymond Arnold
Nugget
Eunice
Jin
Miles Legion
Hayydav
Jene Burtows
Nugeet
Miles Deyton
Eugene Burrows
Roas
Heroday
Biesie
Miles
Eugene
StraArnold
Suu
Joseph Arnold
Mr. Arnold
Germans Wash With Clay Amid Soap Rationing
Wartime Britain notes soap scarcity among Germans and occupied regions. Information indicates German toilet soap fat content dropped from prewar levels to as low as 40 percent, with rationing leaving each inhabitant limited to small quantities. Britain maintains higher fat content and broader distribution while occupied territories face cuts.
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Britain
Germany
Europe
Graumpanys
Jergansy
Uungarys
Chatoa T
Ottawa plans national selective service to age twenty
Prime Minister Mackenzie King outlined at Ottawa a national selective service program extending compulsory service to age 20. Nonessential workers may shift to war work with permission, while enforcement and penalties strengthen compliance. The plan includes manpower inventory by the Unemployment Insurance Commission to match workers to war needs.
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Ottawa
Mackenzie King
Houses of Commons
Canada
Aingle
Childloes
Joo
Armed Services
Oc Pual Artisane
Perhans
Htoure
Commons
Defence
Ralston
Mitchell
Col
British Columbia
Pacific Coast
Kenneth Stuart
Mit O and H Department
Vancouver
Govlinment
Selective Service
Garden Window Sills Kick Off War Food Effort
War garden guidance urges citizens to use small spaces and community plots to grow vitamin rich foods under the Foods for Freedom program. Experts advise in selecting sunlit sites, proper soil, and near water, with careful planning to avoid overplanting and erosion.
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Foods For Freedom
Atich
Fragmentary Farmer Note Over Planting Efforts in Sun
A damaged OCR fragment describes overplanting and waste seed with fertilizer and insect oil under a broiling sun, noting a weeklong effort using hand implements and a farmer’s high enthusiasm.
Commemorative Tablet Honors Douglas Yryniner
Bronze tablet in the Archives Building Ottawa honors public services of Douglas Yryniner.
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Douglas Yryniner
Dominion Archivial
Ottawa
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the Bante
Hemingway
Dalvay
Prince Edward Island National Park
Prince Edward Island
Anton Free Press
Alan
Rvev Canadies Press
Badairees
Dreidoom Larentnte
Wallad Lacroix
Quebecs
Montmoreness
Pouliot Lab
Temiscouatas
Gayert
Laval
United
Wotob
Elkins
Hoo
Alexander
Weet
Forage
Army Technical Development Board
Victor Loften
The
Ordnance
Agl. McNaughton
War Production Council
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