Holiday from happiness and a mother’s plan
Lola recounts a strained marriage with George Hayden. After he accepts a chemistry post in a remote town, Lola clashes with his mother who insists on arranging her care and companionship. A fall injures Mrs Hayden, prompting Lola to rethink her escape to join George, torn between duty and happiness.
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George Hayden
Mother Hayden
Georgie
Lola
George
Square Deal Tine
R Mountains
Steady Rise in Canada Population Reaches 15.2 Million
Canada’s population reached an estimated 15,195,000 on June 1, marking a 414,000 gain from the prior year and surpassing 1851 figures by over eight percent. Ontario crossed 5,046,000, while Prince Edward Island declined to 105,000.
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Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Territories
Yukon
Northwest Territories
Funny Ads And Jokes From A Past Era Theatre Skits
A collection of humorous snippets shows old style humor: a film star dialogue about likeness, a prisoner and guard exchange, a farmer and his horse story ending in a joke, a pen and post office exchange, and a line about a lion at 60 mph. The North Star note closes the set.
Rusted crops safe for livestock says Saskatchewan official
R E McKenzie of the Saskatchewan agriculture department reports rusted grain crops have no toxic effect on livestock. He notes palatability may drop and feeding value is similar to non rusted straw, with rusted straw offering slight value if the crop is heavily rusted. He warns straw remains low quality and should not be the sole feed.
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R E McKenzie
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
McKenzie
Longest living Douglas fir found on Vancouver Island
A fallen Douglas fir on Vancouver Island in 1952 was dated at 1,092 years old, making it one of the region’s oldest trees. Researchers used tree-ring analysis to determine the age, highlighting the forest’s ancient natural history.
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Vancouver Island
Blacksmith at 89 still going strong
Stonewall veteran Steve Feil continues blacksmithing at age 89 in Stonewall Manitoba after 58 years in the trade. He recounts early competition, a brief hospital stay in 1934 after an accident, and his preference for staying local rather to travel to Winnipeg. He values vitality and purpose over retirement.
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Steve Fell
Stonewall
Winnipeg
World YMCA counts at least four million members
The Young Men s Christian Association founded in England in 1844 reports a world membership of at least 4 000 000, indicating broad global reach and ongoing growth across continents. The statement reflects the organization s long history and expansive network.
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The
Young Men's Christian Association
England
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Holiday From Happiness By
Ruyh K. Kent
By Forana Oe
P.P.L
Anne Adams Pattern Dept
Front Street W
Toronto
Amazon
Hayden
Gorge
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Ea Kly
Jfashions
Bob
Myt Eer
Eveready Nine Lives
Union Carbide Canada Limited
National Res Eabe Hig 5
SASLY
Dlvision
Union Carbidde Nada Limited
Les Carrol
Tieyre
Jim
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