Devonshire Morning at Staple Lake
Jean awakens in a frozen Devon manor to misty hills and a pine scented valley. She and Nick skate the lake while discussing Staple, Charnwood, and Lady Latimer as the landscape invites her to feel at home in England. A chance meeting with Latimer hints at deeper ties.
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Jean
Manor Park
Devon
Dartmoor
West Country
Europe
Egypt
England
Nick
Blaise
Nick Brennan
Willow Ferry
Switzerland
Devonshire
Coombe Eavie
Charnwood
Canada
Lady Latimer
Woman Lost Fat and Weight with Kruschen Remedy
Mrs M H reports dropping from 155 to 130 pounds after taking Kruschen in hot water daily. She credits reduced rheumatic pain improved health and energy as the fat loss progressed and friends noticed the change. The ad claims six salts aid internal organs in removing wastage and poisons.
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M. H
lenient speed limits across western Canadian cities
Regina sets a low baseline with a six mile per hour limit. Police commission rejects raising beyond 15 mph while most cities cap at 20 mph. Saskatoon allows 20 with lenient outlying zones. Moose Jaw 25 except restricted areas at 20. Winnipeg and Edmonton have no limit. Calgary lacks a definite limit. Ontario cities generally 20 mph. Drivers urged to use caution.
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Regina
Board of Trade
Police Commission
Saskatoon
Moose Jaw
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Vancouver
Calgary
Ontario
Pioneer Passes Ottawa’s Mrs William Campbell Gibson
Mrs William Campbell Gibson longtime Ottawa resident dies at 97 in her home after 52 years in the city. Born August 5 1834 in Keimptville she was daughter of Henry Bush and Rachel Diana Bush of Loyalist descent. Married 1854 to William Campbell Gibson who died about 40 years earlier.
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William Campbell Gibson
Ottawa
Gibson
Keimptville
Rachael Diana Bush
Henry Bush
Unseasonal Warmth Hits Midwestern Towns
Residents report late summer warmth with trees and plants producing tiny blooms. A summerlike storm surprised observers while forecasters warn of possible heat distress. Fresh prunes show successful freeze packing under tests.
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Middlewest
Thrift and Industry Key to End Canada’s Economic Woes
Dr. W. W. Swanson of the University of Saskatchewan argues in his book Low Mood And the Way Out that thrift and production and time alone can lift western Canada from hardship. He warns against permanent declines but says a mix of individual and government economy with prudent spending is essential for recovery and opposes universal 50 cent wheat pricing.
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W. W. Swanson
University of Saskatchewan
Toronto Mail
Empire
Canada
Swanson
Alberta Turkey Industry Expands Amid Strong Export Growth
Alberta ships up to fifty carloads of turkeys to the United States for Christmas trade as the province develops a substantial industry. The turkey herd rose from 159000 head valued at 350000 to 614000 head valued at 1136000 in fourteen years with yearly exports to Eastern Canada and the U S. Prairie breeders have achieved national recognition including Miss Caroline Morgan winning the 1931 Canada turkey championship at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. Alberta exhibitors earned multiple top prizes among 179 birds entered.
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Jamaica
Canada
Alberta
Caroline Morgan
Vermilion
Toronto
Morgan
Toronto Royal
Cabinet Pudding Recipe From This Week
A historic kitchen note outlines cabinet pudding with milk coffee eggs sugar spices dates and butter. It instructs layering chopped dates with sponge cake in a greased mould, steaming for an hour and serving with sauce.
Carrot Coconut Molded Salad and Old Remedy Claim
A simple three ingredient no bake salad uses grated carrots coconut and mayonnaise packed into molds and served on lettuce with more mayonnaise. The page also promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for various minor ailments and notes faster concrete road building with modern machinery.
Canadian Gold Output Declines in October
Production in October reached 238,397 ounces, compared with 240,222 ounces in September. Ontario accounted for 181,871 ounces with Kirkland Lake, Porcupine and other sources. Quebec 25,783. British Columbia 14,789. Manitoba 9,476. Yukon and Nova Scotia remainder. First ten months total 2,201,286 ounces, up 30.7 percent from 1930.
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Canada
Ontario
Kirkland Lake
Porcupine
Barry-Hollinger
Contaurum
Howey
Lake Shore
Minto
Parkhill
Teck- Hughes
Vipond
Wright-Harfheaves
Quebec
British Columbia
Manitoba
Yukon
Nova
The Rhyming Optimist release
There is no time for strife and bitterness in this swift-moving life. I confess my faults in haste and turn aside lest vain regret waste joy. There is no cause to hold old hates when love's gold buys truth and peace. Through slove has God decreed from hate, release.
Cattle on Indian Reserves in West Canada In 1930
Figures from the Department of Indian Affairs show that reserves in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta held 22 385 head of cattle of all classes in 1930. The report notes cattle numbers across prairie Indian wards.
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Canada
Prairie
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Department of Indian Affairs
Alone With Thee The Secret Chamber Within The Mind
A brief reflective excerpt on spiritual intimacy with God. It cites John iv. 13 and Poetic lines about retreat to a private inner chamber where only God is known. The text emphasizes inward silence as the space where the soul encounters the hidden divine and where resolve is formed.
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Frederick William Robertson
Centenarian Mrs. Marshall Brooks Dies in Ottawa
Mrs. Marshall Brooks of Laurentian View passes away after reaching 101 years. She celebrated her 101st birthday on July 19 with a family gathering at Laurentian View attended by about 40 descendants and relatives.
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Marshall Brooks
Laurentian View
Ottawa
Pensions And Grants For Canadian War Veterans In 1920
About 200 Canadian war veterans who in 1920 reduced pensions by up to 10 percent and received grants up to 660 dollars have under new rules undergone fresh medical examinations And in some cases drafts for arrears from the date of commutation totaling as much as 1500 dollars. For some veterans this relief comes as a godsend amid dire straits. Also advertised cheap Worm Exterminator available at druggists and a witty aside about a wife and rent.
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Dr. Thomas
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