All That Glitters Chapter Thirteen Heavan Dream
Christopher Sande recovers in Georgia after a head injury. Tamar tends him at Shadwell as news trickles in from Cricket Hill. Ranny plans a dinner visit while Tamar faces competing affections and family concerns in a melodramatic postwar romance.
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Christopher Sande
Tamar
Georgia
Sande
Knox Randolph
Cricket Hill
Phoebe
Shadwell
Tam
Ransome Todd
Ranny
Aristotle
Christopher
Maris Randolph
Maris
Red Cross Outposts Deliver 1941 Health Services In Saskatchewan
Nine Red Cross outposts in Saskatchewan maintained high efficiency during 1941. They cared for 1,450 new adult cases and 391 infants in hospital, totaling 16 379 hospital days. Nursing visits to 382 homes plus 1 827 outpost care for accidents and minor illnesses brought total outpost nursing services to 4 950 persons.
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Red Cross
Saskatchewan
Department of Red Cross
Women Prove Efficient In Trans Canada Aircraft Plant
A Winnipeg T C A maintenance base report shows women make up one seventh of the staff with strong skills in repetitive machine work and instrument overhaul. Notable workers include May MacMaster calibrating a revolution indicator and Maxine Dixon testing delicate instruments for safe flight. Mary Goslak excels in ignition harness work amid heavy dirty tasks.
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Trans- Canada Air Lines
Winnipeg
T.C.A
May MacMaster
Maxine Dixon
R.C.A.F
Axis intrigues shadow Chiang visit to Khyber frontier
Reports indicate Axis efforts to incite revolt in India's back door through frontier tribes. London sources say Axis agents have supplied light war equipment, field wireless stations, and machine guns to tribes while Japanese agents push Kabul politicians toward rebellion with promises of Afghan gains and access to the Arabian Sea.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Khyber Pass
India
London
Kabul
Afghanistan
Baluchistan
Arabian Sea
Correcting a Student Error on a Sea Side Phrase
In a grammar lesson a teacher writes a double negative sentence about the sea side. She asks Roland for a correction and he misleads with a suggestive, humorous reply.
Gardening Gains in Wartime Canada Encouraged as War Boosts Demand
Wartime Canada sees gardening promoted as sound investment and health aid. Seed supplies shift from Denmark Holland and Hungary to Canada and the United States with no serious shortages reported. Spacing advice for lettuce carrots beets beans peas potatoes corn and tomatoes outlines efficient layouts and intercropping to maximize yields.
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Canada
Denmark
Holland
Hungary
Great Britain
United States
Gems of Thought on Truth and Love by Various Authors
A collection of brief quotations on truth and love from Evarts, Cudworth, Azel Backus, Mary Baker Eddy, Silvio Pellico, and Hitchcock. Each line presents reflections on truth as a universal principle and its relation to conscience, understanding, and divine love.
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Silvio Pellico
Hitchcock
A Proper Diet Nutritionist Tells How To Live To 150
Dr Flora Rose retired Cornell home economics dean says proper diet can yield a 150 year life with vigorous health. Her chart calls for a pint of milk daily two vegetables both raw and cooked two fruits one citrus and ample whole grain bread. She also recommends vitamin concentrates for sedentary lives.
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Flora Rose
Cornell University Home Economics Department
British Indian Chief Gift Distribution to London Orphans
Clothing bought with money donated by Indian Chief Peter Moses of the Yukon district tribe was distributed by the mayor of Southwark to children orphaned by bombing in London's humble areas.
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Peter Moses
Southwark
England
London
Spice supplies and rising prices cross border lines
The passage notes ample pepper for two to three years for buyers in the United States and Canada, with U S demand heavy from the Dutch East Indies before the war, potentially lasting about three years. Yet extra storage and other costs push pepper prices higher across the line.
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Canada
United States
Dutch East Indies
Shortage of dentists swells in wartime Germany
The Koelnische Zeitung reports a dentist shortage as many dentists serve in the military. People are urged to seek care only when pain or chewing is seriously affected. The note follows other wartime cautions including harsh treatment of downed pilots.
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Germany
Koelnische Zeitung
Cologne
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Steve
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Seth
Tamas
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Buckley
Te Ixtvure
Outpost Hospital
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Kingdom of
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Himalaya Mountains
Asia
Vicki VapoRub
Bedtumne
Axis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Truth and Love
Cudworth
Packag
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Starch
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St. Lawrence Starch Co. Limited
Belus
Ramsay Company
Bank Street
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