All That Glitters Chapter XXXII
Tamar recovers at home with Dr Forrester's care and recalls routes to Shadwell. She plans rides with Christopher Sande and weighs her feelings for Christopher and Selby as she talks with Ranny and Phoebe. A cliffhanger ends with Tamar awaiting a secret from Selby and a nighttime visit from Dick.
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Tamar
Tam
Phoebe
Tahlahneka II
Ranny
Christopher Sandeome
Fettens
Mercy
Christopher
Shadwell
Christopher Sande
Tahlahneka I
Pinecrest
Selby
Mr. Sande
Memorial in Newfoundland Honors Alcock and Brown Flight
The Brockville Recorder and Times reports a memorial will be erected at the takeoff site in Newfoundland for Alcock and Brown's 1919 trans Atlantic flight in a Vickers Vimy bomber. The piece notes the courage of Ferry Command pilots today and praises the 1919 feat as nearly super human endurance.
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Brockville
Alcock
Brown
Newfoundland
Ferry Command
Smile Awhile and a Carousel of Jokes and Jests
A collection of short humorous exchanges and quips. Bits touch on photography vanity travel salesmen and everyday family moments with a general light tone and period flavor. Several jokes hinge on wordplay and social observations.
How He Managed It Irishman's Idea For Having His Garden Dug
An Irish soldier in Egypt writes a clever reply to his wife about digging the garden. Censorship leads to a lorry of uniformed men digging the garden, then the husband advises planting the potatoes to use the space. The tale blends humor with wartime wit and dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Pat
Bridget
War camouflage by dress expert at British airfields and sites
A Lancashire dress designer turned camouflage expert surveys English and Welsh sites for color details. Back at the factory he matches colored hessian to color cards, then patterns the fabric and threads through rope netting, using skilled women dressmakers to disguise vital war centers for Nazi airmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Lancashire
England
Wales
Crumbs from cereal cookies and a soldier of the soil note
A recipe for corn flake crumb cookies is given with butter sugar egg flour dates and baking powder. Instructions describe rolling in crumbs and baking at 325 degrees for about 20 minutes yielding about three dozen cookies. The Fort William Times Journal praises industrious farmers and compares young soldiers to diligent workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort William
Shade and Water for Hens Emphasized in Poultry Care
The article notes a daily water need of at least 30 quarts for 100 hens with potential higher demand in very warm weather. It also stresses the necessity of shade in yards or range to keep the birds comfortable. It mentions India’s population being about the same as Europe’s excluding Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Europe
Russia
Teach Yourself Touch Typewriting at Home
Learn the touch system to type fast and accurately with a home chart and exercises. A 32 page booklet explains keyboard use and speed building with a simple home-key method and practice lines. Send 15c to Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Chinese General Claims Patchwork Air Strength Against Japan
Maj. Gen. Chu Shih Ming, Chinese military attache in Washington, asserts that with 500 bombers and fighters China could launch an effective offense against Japan. He says Americans require perfection, while China can patch and mend planes to get them into action despite defects. The quotation highlights perceived contrasts between Chinese pragmatism and American standards.
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Chu Shih Ming
Washington
Gen. Chu
Ricksha
Asia
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Theresa
Ber
Angel
Chile
Yassum
Knox
Dolphin Inn
Alice
Gladys
Hitler
Jones
Voyager
Edinburgh
Willie
Associated Screen News
Montreal
Monetary Times
Toronto
Wilcox
Saskatchewan
Notre Dame University
Associated Screen Studios
Kellogg Company of Canada Limited
Soldiers OF the Soil
Home Service
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Canada
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