The Butler Returns to England Amid Hidden Ties
Anna Benet confronts a memoryless butler Wallace after Dr. Gene Benet plans to restore his past through skull surgery. The failed memory cure leaves Anna fearing the resurfacing of past loves and a possible claim by Anton, while Wallace departs unsure if memory will ever return.
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Julian
Rose
Anna Carvil
Atom Rise
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Anna
America
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Anton
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Gene
Buttler
Europe
Fall and Winter Patterns by Anne Adams Offer
Small size apron pattern 4718 in sizes 14 16 and 18 20. one yard 35 inch fabric. Send 25 cents in coins for illustrated pattern book and free thrift pattern. Include name address and style number for orders.
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Dope Addicts Rise Among Lake Success Residents
Dope addicts in Lake Success, New York, are reported to have escalated from marijuana to heroin as a rising trend. The United States, Canada and Britain note a sharp increase in such victims.
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N.Y
United States
Canada
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Northwest travelers association elects Winnipeg man president
W G Hammond of Winnipeg was elected president of the Northwest Commercial Travellers Association of Canada. The report notes broad regional activity including drives for driving tests and railway freight issues in several cities. William Cox was elected chamber president at The Pas.
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W. G. Hammond
Northwest Commercial Travellers Association of Canada
Pas
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Pas Chamber of Commerce
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Veteran Knows Pioneer Spirit Still Exists
Robert Whillans, a WWI and WWII veteran who lost a leg, was assisted by neighbors and Eston Legion to move and upgrade his house 806 miles southwest of Saskatoon. Legion funded costs and members donated time for relocation, insulation, linoleum, and wiring.
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The
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Slow march origins tied to Charles II at Buckingham Palace
The famous slow march of England's Buckingham Palace guards is said to have originated with Charles II to determine if his soldiers were sober.
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Buckingham Palace Guards
Charles II
Saskatchewan Winter Fishermen Ready For Seasonal Catch
About 500 fishermen in Big River Sask watch lake ice thicken as the northern Saskatche wan commercial season nears. Two main firms mail over 500000 catalogs, plan to handle nearly 3000000 pounds of lake trout whitefish and other fish, adding three snowmobiles to haul catch to plants for filleting and packing. Fishing runs from opening through March with crews awaiting consistent below zero weather.
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Saskatchewan
Prince Albert
Prairie Provinces
Railwayman Collects Indian Relics As Hobby
J P Newlove a 45 year old railway pump man in Hague Saskatchewan collects Indian weapons and tools as a hobby. He has hundreds of arrow heads from Craik to local wind exposed sites and a flowing well east of Hague noted as a former Indian encampment. Farmers rock piles and the well yield flints spearheads stone hoes and hammers.
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Sask
J. P. Newlove
Canadian National Railways
Craik
Mr. Newlove
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