Fiery Itching Toes and Feet in Paris Flight Romance
In Paris Sarah Lynn, enthusiastic about air travel, bonds with Sally Ann and Gunnar Thorwald as plans for a voyage unfold. The Norse ace invites her to fly, amid family worries and a looming decision about her future in aviation. The chapter ends with preparations for an aerial journey aboard Hermod, signaling a pivotal moment in Sarah Lynn’s ascent.
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Sarah Lynn
Europe
Sally Ann
Sarah Lynn Ste
Paris
Imperial Airways
Suddeutsche Luftha
Silver Wing
Koln
Regensberg
Danube
Munich
Germany
Lynn Dana
Bally Ann
Lynnn
Bis
Gunnar Thorwald
Ardine
Ian
Salzburg
Rosenkavalier
Jgh
Conrad Jordan
Near Miss of Canada United States Merger Recalled
The Financial Post reports a 19th century incident where a Gettysburg observer Goldwin Smith recalled a British letter proposing that the north accept southern secession in exchange for annexing all lands north of the United States in North America. The proposal was signed by five men including Gladstone and Bright. Smith burned the letter after reading it. Sir Joseph Flavelle related the memory, two weeks before his death, during a Balm Beach talk.
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Canada
United States
Sir Joseph Flavelle
Financial Post
Horace Hunter
MacLean Publishing Co
Fourt Arts Club
Balm Beach
Joseph
Goldwin ‘Smith
Gettysburg
London
England
William Ewart Gladstone
John Bright
Goldwin Smith
Mr. Smith
Ore deposit near Fort Arthur compared to North American finds
M W Bartley, Ontario Government geologist, announced at the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy annual convention that iron ore recovered beneath Steep Rock Lake near Fort Arthur yields up to 63 percent iron. He called the ore very good and very pure, though he did not estimate reserves or tonnage. Unofficial figures have reached 100 million tons. Accessibility of the deposits was emphasized in his paper.
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Steep Rock Lake
Ont
North America
Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
M. W. Bartley
Toronto
Ontario
Port Arthur
Bartley
Institute
Canadian fleece favored for government cloth contracts
Five Dominion government departments may use Canadian fleece in all cloth contracts. W H J Tisdale, general manager of the Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers Ltd, spoke at the annual meeting about a possible combined 1939 cloth order of 359000 to 500000 pounds. William Kerr of Hatton, Sask was elected a director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. J. Tiedale
Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers, Ltd
Tisdale
Wiliam Kerr
Hatton, Sask
Anne Adams pattern for a figure narrowing dress
Sewing pattern notice describes Anne Adams pattern 4057 offering a slimming princess silhouette with optional collar sleeves and belt choices. Available in sizes 26 to 50, requires fabric yardage, and costs 20 cents with order to Anne Williams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Anne Adams
Anne Wiams
Winnipeg
Union
McDermi Ave
Winnipes
Comfort Is Assured for Tommy Tucker the Cat
Tommy Tucker, a five year old cat weighing 19 pounds, is expected to live about twelve more years to enjoy milk Liver and sirloin steak in comfortable care. By the will of Louise Baier of New York City, $5,063 is left in trust for him.
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Tommy Tucker
Louise Baier
New York City
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Rabi
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Ruth Comfort Mitchell
Commtast
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Granny
Serpentacum
Adelaide
Young van Doren
Detroit
Thorwald
Jordan
Jim Allison
Mary Dana Webster
Mary
Dana
Ba Dana
Great-granny
Mougant
Kitty Medill
Hotel Californian
Fresno
Gunnar Thorvald
Jens
Sarah Lyn
Danavale
Ramsay Company
Bank
Ottawa
Fort Arthur
Slenderiz Nnne Adams
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