All That Glitters: Hidden Cache at Cricket Hill
Tamar and Ransome uncover a hidden cache at Cricket Hill after exploring a derelict mill. They discover a shipment plan and a major's envelope, fearing pursuit by unknown watchers as they race to keep the evidence safe and avoid exposure to Christopher Sande and others. Tamar resists Ranny's protective stance while tensions rise between romance and danger.
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Ransome
Tamar
Christopher Sande
Tahlahneka
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Wartime Gardening: Small Plots Beat Large War Effort
The article argues for a small well cared for quarter acre garden over a larger one. Prompt regular cultivation keeps weeds down and pests controlled. Early sowing benefits frost-tardy crops. warm-weather plants should wait until mid May. It also notes garden planning, combining flowers with lawn and shrubs, and avoiding a jungle look.
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Canada
Kellogg’s All-Bran Promotes Regularity and Health
Kellogg's All-Bran marketed as a nutritious breakfast and muffin ingredient for Canadians. It helps prevent constipation by adding bulk to the diet and requires regular water intake. The product is made in London, Canada and sold in two package sizes at grocers and in individual servings at restaurants.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
London
Canada
Australians Advance Under Fire In Brief Encounter
An Italian officer notes Australian forces approaching and offers a drink to his company. Fifty men volunteer to meet them while one refuses, saying alcohol would give him too much courage. The exchange hints at wartime bravado and individual nerves.
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Benito
British mail service eyed for prisoners in Japan
The Postmaster General Morrison is pressing for a mail service linking British prisoners of war and civilians held in Japan. The plan was proposed to the Japanese government and every effort is being made to implement it.
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British Broadcasting Corporation
Morrison
Japan
Britain Will Fill Cheese Quota of 112 Million Pounds
The Department of Agriculture says Britain's 112,000,000 pound cheese quota will be filled by March 31, 1942. Canadians consume about 40,000,000 pounds yearly. with limited home supply, cheese for Britain is prioritized and a larger domestic use is restricted. Napoleon mention is barred in Dutch wartime lessons noted by Vrij Nederland.
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Great Britain
Department of Agriculture
Britain
Netherlands
Vrij Nederland
London
Selected Recipes and Quick Pie Crust Tip
A compilation of kitchen instructions includes a meat and rice cereal bake with onion celery and tomato mixture, a dessert shortcut using melted fat butter and corn flakes, and a note on extracting bromine iodine and magnesium from ocean water for gasoline additives.
Improved Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets Ad
An old advertisement touts Improved Fruit a tives liver tablets claiming they restore liver function, relieve digestive and nervous symptoms, and promote lasting health. It markets Canada’s largest selling liver tablets with a price noted as 25c and other cents.
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Canada
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