Abandoned Peterboro canoe voyage near Fort George saga
Alan Cameron returns to Fort George with three Ungava puppies after a coast voyage that tests loyalties. A mysterious government agent, Mrs Hanbury, warns of police danger while hints of a McCord murder case loom over the post and its traders.
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Peterboro
Hudson's Bay Post
Little Whale
Richmond Gulf
Nastapokas
Alan
Hope
Ungava Bay
John
Christie
Noel
Alan Cameron
Allo
Cameron
Mr. Cameron
Rivard
McQueen
Corporal Slade
McCord
Gillett's Pure Flake Lye Keeps Sinks Clean
Advertising copy describes using Gillett's Pure Flake Lye to clear clogs and keep sink drains running freely. It claims enamel safe efficacy, odor banishment, and time savings for numerous cleaning tasks with a standing recommendation to keep a tin on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillett
Gillett’s Lye
Standard Brands Ltd
Fraser Ave
Liberty Street
Toronto
Ont
Mystic Circle fortune games and home party ideas
A Home Service entertainment snippet explains a Mystic Circle dice fortune game and card meanings for a social gathering. It notes a 32 page instruction booklet with rhymes for dice and domino readings and lists other 15 cent booklets on candy making indoor plants and philosophy. It also includes unrelated facts about Eugene ONeill, houseflies, water use, and alfalfa plastics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Circle
Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
MacDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Treasure Tomb of Sutton Hoo Unearthed in Suffolk Hallmark Discovery
A state issued statement from Woodbridge outlines the Sutton Hoo ship burial as the greatest Anglo-Saxon find, preserving unplundered remains of a ruling family. Gold belts, armlets, gems, a three foot silver salver, elaborate armour, helmet, sword, shields, spears, and coins reveal wealth rivaling tombs from Egypt, possibly King Raedwald. The find marks a pivotal link in Britain’s early medieval history and raises questions about Christian and Pagan practices.
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Suffolk
Woodbridge
Sutton Hoo
C. W. Phillips
Selwyn College, Cambridge
Office of Works
London
Britain
Scandinavia
England
Tut-Ankh Amen
Egypt
Raedwald
Sea of the Dead
Laughing House of Commons joke and butterfly note
W Gallacher M P West Fife caused laughter in the House of Commons by recalling Mr G B Shaw’s oath tale about standing hail tests. The painted lady butterfly lays eggs on the thistle and relies on it for larval food. Navajo Indians trace to an Apache band.
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Alan
Duncan McNab
Noel
Christie
Canadian Airways
Moose
Duncan Megrin
Edinburgh
W. Gallacher
West Fife
House of Commons
G. B. Shaw
Shaw
Mr. Shaw
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Mr. Capfeine
Khrown
Bosbys
Spank HI
Wes Laty
Thaits
Bobby
Postum
General Foods Limited
Cobourg
Ontario
York
Whale River
Neil Campbell
Fort George
Hudson's Bay
Northern Trading Company
Revillon Freres
Allan
Gabriel
Hudson's Bay Company
Rough
Andrew Christie
Neil
Old Fort George
Gabriel Dessane
Pierre
Dessanes
Arsene Rivard
Post Library
Mrs. Hanbury
John McCord
Mrs Hanbury
Madame Dessane
Berthe
Arsene
Peno Publishing Co
WN U. Service
George Marsh
Durham
Home Service
Eugene O'Neill
Rascal
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
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