Journey Up the Koksoak and a Forbidden Water Mystery
Alan, Noel, and a Naskapi boy Napayo travel toward a river canyon as Napayo recounts the Quiet Water tragedy. Heather hides her feelings for Alan while a blond girl’s photograph sparks tension and questions of past relationships aboard the Peterboro during camp and river passage.
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Alan
Noel
Here
de Barren
Crossorair
Lake
Napayo
Nipiw
Napayb
Koksoak
Iim
John
Fort Chimo
Peterboro
Naskapi
Heather
Barren
John McCord
Aleck Dramond
Aroun Falls
Alan Cameron
Allied Bomber Output Surges as US Helps Fill Orders
British factories produce warplanes at over a thousand a month as reports claim French output near 400 monthly. British French production is aided by American plants with orders rising since the arms embargo lift. More than 1,000 American aircraft delivered to date.
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Germany
U.S
Saskatchewan Reports Seven Foot Rice Plants In Beaver River
Saskatchewan showcases seven foot tall wild rice plants from the Beaver River district in Regina as part of record crop notes alongside wheat. Mercury surface temperatures reach 621 degrees Fahrenheit according to modern instruments. An adult's blood vessels total about 100000 miles in length.
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Saskatchewan
Beaver River
Regina
Mercury
Canada pushes aviation medicine to aid war effort
Canada undertakes aviation medicine research to study high altitude effects on blood pressure and the nervous system aiming to prevent blackouts in dives and to explore deafness from altitude. Banting tours universities to map facilities as blood preservation for transfusions expands toward enabling shipments to France.
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Canada
Toronto
Frederick Banting
Dominion
France
Selected recipes and cookie directions from an old collection
A fragment lists cookie making steps using sugar syrup butter and flour with methods to roll cut bake and chill. It includes ingredients like corn syrup vanilla baking soda powder nutmeg and starch and notes on egg whites and folding technique. It ends with a remark that England has more than 3 000 000 telephone users.
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St. Lawrence
Durham
Pigs and cattle fly as Australian livestock express takes off
The Farm Weekly notes graziers in Australia use air services to ship finished stock to Sydney. Each plane carries 30 cattle in about eight hours, rivaling long road journeys. The piece cites crocodiles and mining gear moving by air, comparing Australia Canada and New Zealand aviation expansion.
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New Zealand Farmer Weekly
Australia
Sydney
New South Wales
Canada
Dominion
Livestock Air Express
New Zealand
Adelaide
South Australia
Toronto Globe and Mail
New China Resistance Persists Despite Nanning Capture
The Detroit Free Press notes Japan controls Nanning and a railway hub yet holds only a fraction of China. Trade and wartime contraband suffer while a new China shapes itself in interior provinces. Resistance endures as long as Chinese rule remains in large areas.
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Nanning
China
Japan
Detroit Free Press
The Captive Nazi Pilot Finds Kindness in RAF Captivity
A captured Nazi pilot, softened by RAF kindness and a good mess meal, reflects on propaganda and postwar potential as a missionary in his homeland. A Brugher lingers, while a lone scraggly oak marks Hatteras Island. Russia’s theatres drew over 77 million in 1938, with 2332 noted.
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Royal Air Force
Russia
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N_U. Service
George Aarsh
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Viborg
Finland
Fast Air Freight
Hatteras Island
North Carolina
Mickie
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