No Happy Ending For Starr And Michael
Starr Ellison confronts rumors and a threatening anonymous note as she and husband Michael Fairbourne face a crisis that tests trust and marriage. A note warns Starr she cannot escape her fate amid memories of Lance Marlowe and strained happiness in new Forest Hills home life.
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Marlowe
Starr
Michael
Lance
Forest Hills
Sarr
Shining East River
Sapphira
Michael Fairbourne
Starr Ellison
New England
Land of the Living
Stephanie
Ted Ranger
Marjorie Browning
Star
Royal Assembly of Needlework for Coronation Embroidery
Thirty five needlewomen, chosen by Lady Smith Dorrien, will work at the Royal School of Needlework over three months on fine embroidery for the coronation canopy the King's robe and possibly the Queen's dress and train. The King’s robe from 1902 will be inspected and repaired if needed.
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Lady Smith-Dorrien
Royal School of Needlework
Edward VII
London Times
Million Dollar Luxury Yacht for Sopwith at Launch
The private owner T. O. M. Sopwith will have the most luxurious yacht yet for his tenth in ten years, costing $1,000,000 and totaling $5,000,000 spent on yachts. It seats 50 guests and features a tile pool, gym, hospital, ballroom, cocktail bar, varying cabin styles, golf nets, and sun ray glass panels on the promenade deck. Also notes America’s first insurance company formed in 1735 and a 1740 Charleston fire that ruined the company.
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T. O. M. Sopwith
America
Charleston
Germany tightens food and supply rules under four year plan
At a Hanover hotel and restaurant owners meeting officials announced new four year plan regulations to reduce menu variety and laundry use. No restaurant may offer more than four soups ten daily dishes ten fried or grilled items six egg dishes six cold and four warm hors douvres with seasonable salads and vegetables. Hot fish remains unrestricted. larger menus cap at six major dishes with two fish, smaller menus at three with one fish. Table cloths are banned on marble or wooden tops to save laundry. utensils must be glass porcelain or easily available metal to conserve silver nickel and copper.
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Germany
Hanover
Woollen mill plan signals Southern Alberta industry shift
The Lethbridge Herald notes that Alberta industry may grow with a woollen mill for Magrath, aligning with Southern Alberta’s suitability for wool production. The district yields 2,500,000 pounds of wool annually and woollen clothing is essential for residents, underscoring the case for a local mill.
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Utah
Magrath
Alberta
Lethbridge Herald
Government insists on fair auctions for militia horses
The government bans restraints on trade in militia horse sales. General Order No. 2 requires auction sales for unfit horses, with an officer supervising to prevent price fixing. Auctioneers receive a $5 fee at a $100 price and 5 percent if higher, but must cover advertising costs.
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National Defence Department
House of Commons
Ian Mackenzie
National Defence
C.O
G.O. 2
McGill Scholarships Offered By Canadian Pacific Railway
The Canadian Pacific Railway offers one free scholarship to McGill University for apprentices and other male staff under 21 or minor sons of employees. The new award fills a vacancy from a graduate previous winner, with four or five years of tuition depending on faculty and matriculation. Also notes a witty exchange about spinach.
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Faculty of Engineering
Faculty of Arts and Science
McGill University
Canadian Pacific Railway
McGill
Architecture
School of Architecture
School of Commerce
Psalm 25 6 devotional excerpt about God’s steadfast care
A reflective religious passage invites trust in God’s enduring mercy and faithfulness. It urges believers not to fear upcoming tasks but to find comfort in divine goodwill, noting chastening yet never abandoning love through darkness.
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God
Elks horn pipe found on Ontario farm bears 1811 inscription
A 125 year old carved pipe made from three elk horn sections was discovered in a felled tree on a Yarmouth township farm near Port Stanley Ontario. The pipe reads J Hall 1811. The text also notes that bankers in New York City led the first American strike in 1741, with early strikers treated as conspirators. It mentions Brazil shoe prices dropping due to surplus output.
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Yarmouth
Port Stanley
Ontario
J. Hall
New York City
America
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Bayer Company, Limited
Windsor
Untann
Ichael
Cohen Setlow Okia
Grug
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General Foods Limited
Cobourg
DR. Ripley
John
Brazil
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