The Strategist and the Shadowed Family Fate
Anne Winsor confronts her mother’s control and a troubled marriage to Bill Carson. After her mother’s death she inherits ten thousand dollars but Bill’s alcoholism ends in tragedy. Years later, Anne finds solace in Jimmy Sharpe, realizing true happiness comes from his steady support.
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Anne
Joe
Bull
Bill
Mother
Jimmy Sharpe
Dad
Jimmy
Bul
Carson
Ezra Snape
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Prune Apple Filling Layered Coffee Cake Recipe
A prune apple filling combines chopped prunes apples brown sugar water vinegar lemon juice and cinnamon for a coffee cake filling. A cake batter blends cake flour baking powder salt butter brown sugar egg yolks milk vanilla and is baked in two 8 inch pans with filling between layers and frosting on top.
Man Tries Fire With Banknotes on Stewart Route
Clare Levnen, en route to Morris Summit Mine for work, used all paper including money to start a fire for warmth. Constable Nelson and trapper Ruddell searched when a cold snap hit and found him returning toward Stewart. He had reached Morris Summit cabins and cooked a meal before turning back.
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Stewart
B.C
Clare Levnen
Morris Summit
G. Nelson
Bill Ruddell
Leinea
Radar Guides Liner In Dust Storm At Los Angeles Harbor
Dust so thick in Los Angeles harbor that the liner Matsonia used radar to locate its dock amid a Santa Ana dust storm. Winds reached 60 miles per hour as dust swept from mountain passes over the city. The article notes the era’s weather conditions and a historical aside on Australia’s first organized women’s police force formed in 1915.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Harbor
Matsonia
Weather Bureau
Santa Ana
Woma&N’s
Australia
Robbers' Loot Recovered by RCMP Dogs Near Stranraer
RCMP dogs Tell and Ignatz tracked two suspects, F. Baker and F. Johnson, about 20 miles from Stranraer Saskatchewan where a robbery occurred. Tell located both men hiding in brush, and Ignatz found an old sock containing the $500 stolen cash, a bottle of explosive and a detonator.
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Stranraer
Sask
R.C.M.P
Tell
Ignatz
F. Baker
F. Johnson
R.c.m-P
Baker
Manitoba records worst fatal month since 1946
Western Briefs report November as the province’s deadliest month in years with 16 fatalities. Other items note bylaw in Hudson Bay banning non pasteurized milk, Tisdale debentures for water and sewer, Kimberley CDA award, Arthur Laing elected Vancouver Liberal president, Red Cross to run Winnipeg blood bank, Ajax oats top brown soil area tests, and Magellan’s 1519 world voyage took 1,093 days.
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Winnipeg
W. Trevor Davies
Manitoba
U S May Lease Land For B C Highway
Canada explores a 99 year lease of 15 miles of U S land in Washington for the Victory highway linking Grand Forks B C to Rossland. Works Minister E C Carson to survey the route next spring. The project would shorten a mountain road by 53 miles and save about 2 00 000 in costs. Negotiations will decide lease terms at Ottawa and Washington.
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Victoria
Canada
United States
Washington
E. C. Carson
Washington State
Grand Forks
B.C
British Columbia
Rossland
Ottawa
Washington, D.C
Whistle Pattern 4570 Circles Skirt Jacket Junior Size 13
Pattern 4570 for Jr Miss sizes 11 13 15 17 includes a circle skirt and matching jacket with size 13 requires 153 yards of fabric 54 inches and 2% yard contrast. Instructions are illustrated and fit tested. Send 25 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man. The American Indian origin note is included.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Four New Park Sites Named by Provincial Cabinet
Victoria BC The provincial cabinet by order in council named four park sites in the interior. The selections include 20 acres on the west bank of the Kootenay River near Windermere 857 acres near Sicamous Narrows on Shuswap Lake 20 acres on the west shore of Shuswap Lake 10 miles north of Sicamous and eight acres on Green Lake in the Lillooet district.
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Victoria
B.C
Kootenay River
Windermere
Cinnemcusun Narrows
Shuswap Lake
Sicamous
Green Lake
Lillooet District
Farmer Retrieves Rice Grain From Eye in Okayama
Yoshinori Yokono of Okayama sought medical help to remove an unhulled grain of rice from his eye. A long instrument was used to extract the growing grain, after which his eye was relieved.
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Tokyo
Yoshinori Yokono
Okayama
Mennonites Prepare Mass Migration From Canada to Paraguay
About 23 Mennonite families from Gouldtown Sask move with roughly 90 people to join 2,000 others in Halbstadt and Altona Manitoba en route to central Paraguay in South America. They plan communal farming villages similar to early settlements, tracing origins to Holland and waves of migrations to seek religious freedom.
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Gouldtown
Sask
Saskatchewan
Halbstadt
Altona
Man
Paraguay
South America
Sommerfeldt
Mennonite Church
Russia
Canada
Moose Jaw
Swift Current
Mexico
Holland
Prussia
North America
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Donald
Joe Winsor
Dr Miller
OmOl
Western Briefs
Hudson Bay
Tisdale, Sask
Tisdale
Kimberley
M. J. Evans
CDA
Interior
Vancouver
Arthur Laing
Young Liberal Association of
Provincial Association
W. J. Knox
Manitoba Department of Health
Canadian Red Cross Society
Dominion
U.S
B.C. Highway
Asia
New York
Pretty Carol Wonderman
Carol
Hollywood
France
The
Riviera
Peggy
Chuck Thurston
Heke
Lorna
Les Carroll
Giovanni Paoli
Mexico City
Ture
Mario
Ige
Winnipeg, Man
Regina
Calgary
Edmonton
PET
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