Oysters and a Blistered Pearl Reveal a Revealing Dinner
On deck Jim pushes oysters as big money in the trade, boasting luck and nets. A dinner table reveal shows a forty grain pearl that turns out ruined after cooking, leaving Jim and crew silent on the grim twist of fortune.
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Jim
Ted
Lecovitch
The Pearl Heist and the Bay Boat Comeback
In a tense pursuit around Lecovitch’s shop a crew eyeing a prized shell awaits a break. They fear capture and linger over the plan to fix the old Louella Vell, hoping for luck, food, and enough money for winter.
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Lecovitch
Tdl
Ted
Jim
Hem-Roid Pile Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Troubled by itching piles or rectal soreness, the ad urges immediate treatment with Hem-Roid. It claims easy to take tablets ease itching and tenderness, prevents worsened conditions, and offers money-back guarantees if not satisfied.
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Patate
Wwe
Tabiet
Calcom
Selected Recipes from Salisbury Lore
A reading of handwritten house recipes with ingredients and directions for fried meat leafs, peanut butter cookies and cereal rolls. Contains eggs milk salt pepper Worcestershire parsley onion ground pork corn flakes and oats with yields and oven times for servings and storage.
Australia’s rabbits praised as exportable meat rise
The article notes Australia’s pest rabbit is now valued for food with India asking for breeding stock a decade earlier and New Zealand receiving 192000 traps to sustain frozen rabbit meat exports to Britain. It recounts efforts to control rabbits, including fences and poisons, and reports growing rabbit meat and pelt exports despite the long battle.
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Australia
New Zealand
Parry
Britain
England
Western
United States
Pigeon Homing Tickling Ear Experiment Puzzle
British and American Army scientists report tests show a small tickle in a homing pigeon's ear prompts long distance flights home but the exact cause of the tickle remains unknown.
Preparing a Glossy Surface for New Paint
Before repainting a glossy enamel, rub down the surface with steel wool to remove the sheen and create a better holding surface for the new coat of paint. This standard prep step ensures improved adhesion and a durable finish.
Remembering Dr. E A Watson Dominion Animal Pathologist
Obituary notes Dr E A Watson born 1879 Devon England bound for Canada in 1896. He led veterinary research in Canada from Ontario to Hull Quebec with wartime service in South Africa and France. Watson died in Victoria British Columbia on March 12 1945 after retiring in 1942 due to ill health.
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Victoria
E. A. Watson
Dominion Animal Pathologist
Canada
Dr Watson
Devon
England
Eastend
Saskatchewan
South Africa
Pretoria
Arnold Theiler
Transvaal Republic
Watson
Ontario Veterinary College
Virginia
Biological Laboratory
Ottawa
Lethbridge
Alberta
North America
France
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Animal Diseases Research Institute
Hull
Que
B.C
Returned servicemen praised as ready for civilian work
A Health League of Canada report by the committee on rehabilitation says most returned servicemen, especially those from combat, are energetic, conscientious, loyal, and capable of teamwork in civilian work. It notes only a few require special handling, manageable with good foremanship and personnel work.
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Committee On Rehabilitation of the Health League of Canada
Public execution of Claritta Petacci in Mezzebra square
The execution of Claritta Petacci beside Benito Mussolini occurred in Mezzebra public square. Both were condemned as traitors and war criminals by a people's tribunal and shot.
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Claritta Petacci
Benito Mussolini
Milan
Mezzebra
People's
Junior Miss Dirndl Pattern 4653 Now Available
Beginner dirndl pattern 4653 for sizes 11 to 23 with one piece bodice and drawstring neckline. Requires 3 yards 35 inch fabric. Send 20 cents in coins for pattern to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg, noting size name address and style number. Mail delays may extend delivery.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Study urged for Canadian natural resource survey
Dr. R. C. Wallace of Queen's University Kingston calls for early joint action by federal and provincial governments to complete a comprehensive survey of Canadian natural resources.
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R. C. Wallace
Queen’s University At
Kingston, Ont
Rope Strength Impresses With 3 Ton Support
A nylon rope of one half inch diameter will support a load of three tons. The finding highlights rope design and capacity for lifting or securing heavy objects in industrial settings.
Garden notes on hill planting for cucumbers squash and melons
Garden notes advise planting cucumbers squash and melons in hills of loose soil with manure or mulch to improve heat absorption and root growth. Use five seeds per mound six to ten inches apart, thin to three plants later, keep weeds down and nip vines for early fruiting.
Mars Temperature Swing Estimated by Astronomers
Astronomers estimate Mars warms to about 50 degrees Fahrenheit at noon and drops to 40 below at midnight, outlining a wide diurnal cycle on the red planet.
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Mars
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