Gloved Hands and a Dentist Visit Redefine a Pair
Arabella Crane and Fowler accompany a thinned privilege world to a clinic where a clerk’s dismissal sparks a confrontation. Fowler confronts his own bias as he aids a sick child and recruits a brave reader, Miss Cartwright, to work in the dispensary, shaping a new bond and future.
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Peters
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Brill
Jeant
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Yenth
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Miss Rogers
Mwe
Alek
Willetts Place
Lang
Ther
Sade
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Canadian salt use aids roadmaking for farmers and towns
The article outlines how salt is used in road construction as a low cost aid for farmers and local authorities. It notes Nova Scotia experiments and NRC Canada work with McGill University, showing salt calcium chloride mixed with clay bonds reduces evaporation and shrinkage, preventing cracking and ravelling under heavy traffic.
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Nova Scotia
National Research Council of Canada
McGin University
United States
Ontario
Quebec
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National Research Council
Not So Particular Hotel Gag About Montana Cattle
A humorous exchange features a hotel clerk asking how a new arrival gained entry and the guest replying he came from Montana with cattle. He notes the herd is at the stockyards and claims the hotel is not as particular as they are.
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Montana
Electricity Growth Transforms Canadian Industry
The piece notes cheap hydroelectric power in Canada boosting homes and factories. It cites rising home electricity use, large sales of electric appliances in 1935, and strong growth in electric motor use in manufacturing from 1923 to 1934. Canada’s water power potential remains vast with extensive development to date.
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Canada
Richhy
Doctor Restricts Speed On Irish Island Car Lift
Dr Francis Gallagher introduces an automobile on Arranmore Island off Donegal. He enforces a five mile per hour limit and prohibits night driving to protect riders and surface conditions, amid resistance from the 600 islanders. The island measures nine by five miles and features tough surface roads with semi-inflated tires.
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Arranmore
Donegal
Ireland
Gallagher
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