Hunter Driven to Kill by Superstition and Treachery
Jake, a hardened hunter living near Honey Hollow, believes in luck from a rabbit foot and a family talisman. While plotting to kill neighbor Chris Vrooman to win Sarah, his plan ends when a shot aimed at a rabbit signals his crime and Chris confronts him, ending with Chris declaring no luck in a rabbit’s foot.
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Bef Mit
Jake
Honey Hollow
Chris Vrooman
Chris
Sarah Vrooman
Sarah
Vrooman
Jing
Chri
Woods
Laural
Smiling owner and good fortune light up village
A quaint country pageant centers on a newspaper owner who smiles over a decade of unpaid subscriptions and odd village anecdotes. A detective probes a recent robbery while locals offer humorous quips about romance, golf, and Home Guard tests amid lighthearted mischief.
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Jim Smith
Radios More Common In US Homes Than Bath Tubs
A Us debate from Wiarton Ontario reports a quiz shows radios are common in houses while bath tubs lag. Local guess estimates two fifths of homes lack a bath tub and radios present in about one out of ten homes, with further comment withheld.
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Wiarton
Ontadio
Unitedates
Sugar And Spice Pattern Instructions From Anne Adams
Sugar and spice pattern ad outlines dress and bonnet for infants with embroidery and pockets optional. Includes sizes 1 to 5 and a separate jumper jacket and bonnet in size 2, available from the Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union. Send 20c in coins to order. stamps not accepted.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDeemet Ave
Winnipeg
Canada exports record wheat per capita amid global need
The Prime Minister highlights Canada's outsized wheat export effort, supplying more food than any nation relative to population. Since 1942 Canada has sent 20,000 tons monthly to Greece and 100,000 tons to India in 1843 to ease famine, with war-time elevator stocks finally shipping by July. World food conditions remain urgent and desperate.
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Canada
Prime Minster
Greece
India
Mr. King
Meat Loaf Recipe From Family Card
Recipe for meat loaf using Grape-Nuts Flakes ground meat and celery with onion sage parsley and pepper baked in a leaf pan at 375 degrees for about 1 hour 15 minutes yields 8 to 10 servings and can be served hot or cold with various sauces and vegetables. Contains variations using different meats and a note on possible substitutions.
Back To Old Terms on Diplomacy in Disputes
The Edmonton Journal argues for returning to diplomatic language in resolving conflicts rather than insults and public feuds. It notes that calling a neighbor a liar escalates hostility and hurts relations between families or communities.
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Edmonton Journal
Handy Gadgets In Warm Weather Fashion
The Windsor Star notes men discard vests and even coats in warm weather while women carry jammed hand bags. It predicts a season when people envy these handy gadgets as every year.
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Windsor Star
Ottawa Citizen Estimates Words Spoken By People
The Ottawa Citizen notes an estimation that the average person speaks about twelve million words yearly. The piece clarifies that the term man is used generically to include women in this context.
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Ottawa Citizen
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