Fairy in the forest lends Donald a puzzling encounter
Donald meets Connie Wainwright, a golden haired dryad in a forest nest, and learns of her English guardian and the half breed hunter the Breed. He visits Wainwright's valley cabin where birds, a captive deer, and rugged trappers set the wild mood.
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Terpsichore
Tam
Donald
Densid
Douglas
Andy
Aarya
Vancouver
John
Connie Wainwright
Pegasus
Texas Ranger
Wainwright
Don
Bellerophon
Connie
Tennyson
Pegasuys
Wanwright
Rocky Mountain
Raleigh Wainwright
Joe Pardon
Ed Wainwright
Gypsum Industry Expands in Canada During 1927
The gypsum industry in Canada grows rapidly with 1927 output valued near 500000 dollars, up from 1926. Principal sources are New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, with mining also in Nova Scotia Ontario Manitoba and British Columbia. Calcined gypsum products rise, and exports to New Zealand the Orient and potentially the West Indies and parts of Latin America increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Ontario
Manitoba
Canada
Maritime Provinces
British Columbia
New Zealand
Orient
West Indies
Americolum
Remarkable twin and triplet births echo across Canada
A monthly record shows 276 pairs of twins and 3 triplet sets born nationwide in Canada, with 1927 totals of 2930 twin pairs and 38 triplet sets. Quebec alone logged 1104 twin births and 15 triplets. Graham and Andrews exchange light sarcasm about home brew in a diverted aside.
Royal Winter Fair honors Western honey with clover edge
Prof. LT Floyd, Manitoba apiarist, lauds Western honey for supremacy at Toronto fair. He notes eastern and western samples faced no excuses this year with 55 light extracted and 30 granulated entries from across Canada. Calls for growing sweet clover as a forage crop to boost future exports to Toronto and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westers
Canada
Toromto
Floyd
Anc
Ontario
Michigan
Brandon
Manitoba
Toronto
Montreal
Why Call It X MAS The X in Christmas debated by Hamilton
The Spectator argues against using X in Christmas noting the X stands for chi the Greek initial of Christ. It insists on correct spelling for accuracy and respect to the holiday’s origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Hamilton
Inspiration in Prisons Through History and Crime
A sketch notes figures from Socrates to Wilde who wrote while imprisoned, citing Luther in Wartburg, Bunyan in Bedford jail, Raleigh at the Tower, and Wilde in Reading. It mentions a Marylebone police court case where 17 applicants sought Money-lenders licenses, 13 women.
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Ricardo Resi
Rome
Socrates
Athens
St Paul
Wartburg Castle
Luther
Bedford
Bunyan
Tower
Walter Raleigh
Henry
Oscar Wilde
London
Free Press
Marylebone Police Court
England
Let Us Hold On Despite Wind and Struggle
Excerpts urge steadfast faith and perseverance in adversity. Joan Mitton and William Mf Taylor encourage bearing up, trusting Christ, and toils that lead to nobler outcomes as contrary winds will not endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Mitton
Christ
Waliam Mf. Taylor
Baby's Own Tablets Widely Endorsed by Mothers
Canadian mothers trust Baby's Own Tablets for infant ailments and safety. Mrs. Howard King of Truro Newfoundland says they are unmatched for young children. The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario sells boxes for 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard King
Truro
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Christmas cards grow into a major industry
A North American Review writer notes Christmas cards have grown into a large industry with forty factories and about 5,000 workers. The practice of sending cards instead of gifts originated in Scotland and the U S spends about 55 million dollars yearly on cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curerent North American Review
Scotland
Heart Trouble Remedies Mentioned by Auburn Reader
Mrs Wm. Fowler of Auburn Ontario reports years of heart and nerve trouble with numb cold hands. She tried a doctor’s medicine but found little relief before coming across a remedy she believes helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fowler
Auburn, Ont
Dietor
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