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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
5
Diana loves Dr Rathbone though he is married and a mysterious Rosalie haunts her. After a violent dog attack nearly wounds her, Rathbone rescues her, carries her home, and promises protection as she recovers. He battles turmoil over the dangerous attraction amid a tense country escape and late night crisis.
Diana and Rathbone share a tender moment as he plans her next steps. Diana fears returning to London and meeting other men, while Rathbone insists on his unresolved responsibilities and a frank, distant future together. Dennis Waterman’s arrival looms, signaling forthcoming changes.
Tony Lascelles describes five common meadow and forest mice and voles in Riding Mountain Park. He details Meadow, White-footed, Grasshopper, Red-backed and Jumping mice with sizes, colors, and habits, plus Mountain and Eastern bluebirds and Ruby-throated hummingbird observed around town and park areas.
The piece advises scattering greenery on a white table cloth, using stiff seasonal foliage to hold shape, and ensuring blossoms survive out of water. It warns against loud music during meals and suggests seating guests to foster genial conversation, often separating husbands and wives for variety.
The text advises a sugarless starchless fatless diet of small portions and lots of fresh produce, avoiding bananas peas and beans. It recommends slimming through clothing choices with dark colors plain lines long silhouettes and minimized accessories to create an up and down line and reduce width. It also notes narrow hats and up-down lines and warns against large patterns and heavy jewelry while urging moderation in eating and plenty of exercise.
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