The Park Lane Mystery Interlude at Princetown
Mr Stratford Harlow, a careful observer of beauty, follows Miss Rivers from the Duchy Hotel to the post office and learns of Ellenbury’s plan while recalling the actor Arthur Ingle. He plans to learn more about Ingle as the tale previews a broader intrigue in Tavistok and Princetown.
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Stratford Harlow
Mr. Harlow
Leonardo da Vinci
Leonardo
Princetown
Tavistok
Ellenburg
Duchy Hotel
Ellenbury
Duchy
Torquay
Midlands
Miss Rivers
Plymouth
Arthur Ingle
Ingle
Old Bailey
Newgate
Statford Harlow
A War Time Risk in Farming Brought by Informational Gaps
The Agricultural Supplies Board warns that insufficient information in farming is a dangerous risk to wartime production. Agricultural scientists press for practical up to date guidance on crop and animal production and pest disease prevention. Seek advice from Dominion experimental farms stations colleges or provincial or Dominion agriculture departments for reliable information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Supplies Board
Dominion Experimental Farm
Agricultural College
Provincial
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Wisdom on Defeat and Growth Across Thinkers
An assembly of quotes frames defeat as education and opportunity. Wendell Phillips, La cordaire, Ruskin, Mary Baker Eddy, Whitsitt, and Henry Austin present defeat as internal or transformative, turning adversity into growth, instruction, and eventual victory.
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Mary Baker Eddy
New Ocean Airlines Plans Speed Transatlantic Links
London reports rapid progress for new trans Atlantic airlines linking with Pan American Clipper service as favorable flying weather nears. British Overseas Airways Corporation may begin trans Atlantic postal flights this summer if military conditions allow. Imperial Airways previously flew trials to Montreal and New York. Linoleum production involves linseed oil pigment and backing under pressure.
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London
British Overseas Airways Corporation
British Airways
Imperial Airways
Montreal
New York
Lack Mission In Life Among Rich Youths At Odds With Success
Dr Lawrence Whisler told the Southern Psychological Association that pampered freshmen at Louisville University show a lack of life mission and avoid work. He linked strong family size and poverty to greater task completion, noting crowded homes, poor assets, and limited parental attention as factors shaping ambition.
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Lawrence Whisler
Southern Psychological Association
New Orleans
Whisler
Louisville University
Canadian war films to spotlight Dominion effort
Canadian production plans monthly films on wartime efforts led by the War Supply Board head Wallace Campbell. Atlantic Patrol is filmed and ready to show, with The Workshops of War proposed as a title. Other films cover Private Lives with troops overseas and Women at Work. A giant salamander in Japan reportedly reaches over five feet.
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Dominion
War Supply Board
Wallace Campbell
Stout
Greying
Japan
Fox Eyes Like a Cat Still A Member of Canine Family
The fox remains classified as a canine yet displays eyes reminiscent of a cat. This distinction highlights the animal’s striking appearance and shared traits with both families.
The Importance Of Man Can Now Boast Of Having The Longest Span Of Life
Major Stanley S. Flower, a British zoologist, claims humans possess the longest life span, debunking the old elephant myth. He notes elephants rarely reach fifty years, while humans hold the extended longevity despite wars and traffic dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley S. Flower
Winnipeg Tribune
For Cause Of Empire Propaganda Duty Urged By Toronto Veterans
Police Chief D C Draper urged war veterans unable to fight again to spread propaganda for imperial unity. The brigadier general noted veterans’ strength lies in sacrifice, not only words, and called on the Imperial Officers Association to continue supporting the Empire’s war effort.
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D. C. Draper
Imperial Officers Association
Toronto
Mail For Canada's Soldiers Postal Corps Handles March Volumes
The Ottawa army postal base processed 373000 letters weighing over five tons 80 tons of parcels and 27 tons of news print for Canada’s soldiers overseas in March Major G W Ross reports. London England hosts 145 hospitals.
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Ottawa
Canada
G. W. Ross
Canadian Postal Corps
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Lion
Edgar Wallace
Ledger Syndicate
Chapter
Harlow
Forty-eight
Mra. H Famoe
Canada Starch Home Service Dept
Wendell Phillips
Lacordaire
Whitsitt
Henry Austin
New Ocean Airlines
British Overseas Airways
Minion
Growers
Agricultural Marketing Bureau. Ltd
Vancouver
Pte
Gyproc
Dominions
London, Eng
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