Of Interest to Women and the Imitation of Art
The piece argues that nature often copies art and this extends beyond painting to science, politics, and society. It critiques how fictional ideals like The Hidden Hand and secret societies shape real behavior, warning that adults who imitate such fantasies can cause trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilde
Julierne
HG. Wells
Hitler
Phillips Oppenheim
Stalin Bis
Soma
Hidden Hand
Meat Locker Tips For Home Freezer Storage
Home freezer advice covers wrapping meat in strong cellophane and tape, separating portions, and labeling with recipes. It explains best cuts to buy, safety rules for ground meat, and how to store poultry fish and eggs, plus a Q and A on hog portioning for locker use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Taska
Have Equipment Ready to Go
Spring is near and farmers should inspect and replace worn parts on farm machinery. Clean, inspect bearings, bolts, castings, and ensure adjustments work. A small shop with a stove can fix units even on cold days, saving time in the busy season. Canadian Pacific Airlines will operate 36 planes from Vancouver to China and Australia this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Burns
Dominion Experimental
Smuthers
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Vancouver
China
Australia
Teary thoughts on spring and farm life at Ginger Farm
Gwendoline P. Clarke recalls a robin, daffodils, and the cycle of spring at Ginger Farm. She notes weather quirks from 1943, cattle shipments, and recent calves, then compares vacuum cleaners and ends with choosing a tank-type model.
Vacuum helper and a farmer's wife corner preference
The writer recalls a dust free experience with a vacuum cleaner and notes a printer's error omitting a line. He questions why a whole line was left out and jokes about a farmer's wife wanting a cozy corner and a comfortable chair, exclaiming Father in capitals.
Indoor Planting and Early Pruning for Spring Gardens
A 1949 guide discusses indoor seed starting and hot beds, noting they avoid outdoor work during muddy periods yet allow plants like tomatoes cabbages and petunias to begin indoors. It covers seed sowing, window boxes, pruning windows from February to June, grape pruning, color planning, and bloom succession using seed catalog guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordonn
Lindsay Smith
Capital Flows in Canada Reach New Highs
Official figures show very large capital inflows into Canada for factory, mine, and wells investment. U.S. branch plants in Canada total about 2544 million dollars at year end, a postwar rise of ~250 million. Unofficial estimates suggest an additional 125 to 150 million in 1944, bringing total U.S. branch plant investment near 2.7 billion by January 1, 194? Findings indicate continued growth in American investment in Canada.
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Canada
U. S
Planta
U.S
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Watorea — Glocka
Quebec Street
West Guelph
Ont
E. P
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George’s By
Guelph Bet
Acton
Ant
Ciastarfialdo
Jack Sudermann
John Dick
Courteoys
VanWyck Cleaners
Roy
Ginger Farm
Ths
Actes Pree Praw
Gwendoline P. Clarke
Mother Nature
Sin
Partner
Robin
Alway
MISS
Alban
Guelph
Canadian Garden Service
Campbells
Carden
Guelpil Ont
Vor
Raat
Wark Dane
Keating Tile CO
LLOYD
Keating 4
Planetscew
Seeeer Camadlas
B. F. Murfin
Sheet Metal Works
Georgetown
G Lawence
Olver Hamlet
Millan Shakespeare
ROXEY
Brampton
Roxy Theatre
Brampton, Ont
Hamlet
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