Secret Marriage Sparks New Life For Camilla Hoyt
Camilla Hoyt secretly marries Peter Anson, a struggling sculptor, to live apart until he can provide. Camilla lands a job with Weeks and Bowman advertising after presenting her art, and moves to a smaller apartment while planning a shared life with Peter. Rose, Camilla’s sister, offers support as family bonds deepen.
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Camilla Hoyt
Peter Anson
Peter
Camilla
Avis Werth
Sylvia Todd
Gus Matson
Avis
Cam
Bowman and
Weeks
Bowman
Hoyt
Rose
Dolly Sisters
Bates
House of Representatives
Comite
Rewt
Alexander
Mr. Hoyt
Queer
Choosing an Apartment in a Tight Market
Camilla tests vacancies and favorable terms as landlords offer reduced rates and extra amenities. Rose pushes for a kitchenette at higher rent to save overall, boasting her cooking skill and promising to handle housework while Camilla learns.
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Camilla
Rose
China Sets Caps on Medical Fees in Canton
China fixes service price list in Canton criticizing both Chinese and foreign doctors for inflated charges. Minor operations capped at $10 and major at $100. First consultation limited to $1, with subsequent visits 40 cents.
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Canton
China
Argentina Marks New Peanut Harvest Record
Argentina reports a peanut crop of 78,287 tons for 1932-33, setting a national record. Officials note strong yields across major cultivation regions and anticipate steady export prospects this season.
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Argentina
Homes For Working People After Armistice
The article notes postwar housing booms in Germany and Vienna with mass construction of modern dwellings. Germany built about 1.4 million new homes by early 1928, and average annual housing from 1921 to 1930 neared 200,000. Britain previously averaged 75,000 yearly, while Vienna plans estimate around 60,000 working-class homes.
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Germany
England
Wales
Lloyd George
Vienna
Austria
New York Times
Big Business In China
In Shanghai about 3,000 people earn daily rice by gathering discarded cigarette ends. A single factory processes 15 wheelbarrows of butts daily with 25 workers turning them into cheap cigarettes for sale to poor Chinese workers. Dozen such factories operate in the international settlement and French concession.
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China
Bureau of Social Affairs
Shanghai
International Settlement
The Rhyming Optimist Poem of Spring and March
The speaker contrasts earlier springs with this March bringing new ecstasy until your arrival. April’s kiss awakens with flame, yielding perennial bliss and a hopeful tone about renewal.
Government inspection aids Canadian meat packers
Modern Canadian packing houses value careful grading and selection of animals, scientific operation control, and cleanliness. They see government inspection by the Dominion department of agriculture as essential for consumer protection and equally valuable to the packers themselves.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Oscar’s Wry Dig Gets a Wife Diet Quip
A light exchange lands a joke about marriage and weight as Oscar remarks his wife is on a diet. The remark adds a humorous interaction reflecting domestic life.
Little Helps For This Week
Brief devotional urging faithful daily obedience to God with verses from Psalm 16 7 Romans 12 11 and A L Waring. Encourages reverent listening love watchful service and trust in guidance from conscience for daily duties and weightier occasions.
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A. L. Waring
Delicious Cream Cookies Recipe Notes
Recipe fragment lists ingredients including Mazola 1 cup and brown sugar 2 3 cup with eggs and cream, vanilla lemon essence and corn syrup. It describes creaming fat with sugar then adding eggs and heating until light, then alternating wet and dry ingredients and dropping spoonfuls on buttered pans to bake at 350 degrees.
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Benson's
France’s blue dyed wheat used in bread sparks protests
Authorities said 22 tons of denatured livestock wheat were ground into flour and sold to Tarascon bakers. No health issues reported, but consumers feel cheated after paying standard bread prices. Prosecutions are demanded by angry shoppers.
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France
Tarascon
Corn Growing On Prairies Gains Support From Grasshopper Attacks
A new argument for growing corn on the prairies arises from last season's experience where grasshoppers largely spared corn leaves and stalks. When wheat oats and barley were stripped, the corn remained untouched and could feed livestock.
Plight Of Sea Gull Rescue Near Seaside Park
A seagull with a beak entangled by yards of cotton thread was rescued after near starvation. The bird's distress was first reported at Seaside Park and the rescue occurred in Vancouver, 34 miles from the site.
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Vancouver
Seaside Park
Andrews Liver Sal antdrews Health Rules advertised cure
Incomplete elimination of body wastes is common and causes fatigue headaches and indigestion. Following the Andrews Rules of Health and using Andrews Liver Sal helps keep the system working thoroughly. Sold by John A Huston Co Toronto in tins and larger pots.
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Andrews
John A. Huston Co., Ltd
Toronte
Notable U S Employment Rise Shown Since March First
Washington reports 2,300,000 men returned to work since March 1, a striking sign of recovery. The Toronto Globe credits the White House leadership and widespread effort for this achievement.
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Washington
United States
White House
Toronto Globe
Pair’s Bargain Banter Sparks Dining Table Debate
A playful exchange between a butcher and a bride turns on tenderness versus shape as they discuss dining choices. The banter highlights romance and humor in a simple everyday moment with a light, period-tinged tone.
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Hamilton, Ontario
Scott
Wm. Downing
Hamilton Road
London
Ont
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Rhyming Optimist
Aline Michael
Government and Packers Co-Operate
Oscar
Phillips’ Milk
Magnesia
Bayer Company, Limited
Bayer
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