Mona Montara Faces Dental Fate In Moonlit Studio
Actress Mona Montara endures a dentist visit that reveals a shattered tooth and threatens her future. X rays and a grim verdict loom as two curious boys and a deaf mother observe, forcing Mona to confront career and family expectations in a tense, period-dense scene.
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Mona Montara
Mona
Cy Higgins
Reader confidence outweighs advertiser control in newspapers
The Vancouver Province argues that reader confidence is far more crucial than advertiser influence. It warns against the belief that ads steer editorial policy, noting that ongoing trust protects both the paper and its advertisers.
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Vancouver
No National Hawaiian Identity Says Christian Science Monitor
The Christian Science Monitor notes that Hawaii hosts a composite population from many races with Asiatic immigration altering island physiognomy. It argues there is no single Hawaiian nationality or common language beyond English and no shared cultural tradition, given Hawaii as a Pacific crossroads with diverse creeds.
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Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
Christian Science Monitor
Early prefabricated forts predate modern use by centuries
The article notes prefabricated buildings were known in 1481 with King John of Portugal sending trading ships with special forts. One fort was rebuilt and remains at Elmina Castle in the Gold Coast. It also mentions Harriet Quimbly as the first woman pilot to fly the English Channel in 1912.
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John
Portugal
Elmina
Gold Coast
English Channel
Harriet Quimby
Across Canada a Patchwork of Farm Life and Progress
Reports from Shawinigan Falls to Yarrow summarize local incidents and agricultural progress. An infant survived a fall, a Grey County horse aged 30 faces illness, Chinese-Canadian troops near Maple Creek prepare for the Pacific, and large pig orders arise in Progress district. Apple growers in Annapolis Valley report record 1944 revenue of 4.87 million with a 559 thousand gain. onions flourish in Neepawa with legendary yields. Ed Chappell plants 37,200 trees in Saugeen since 1933, while a Quebec woodlands school for adults spreads Canadian unity. A new 30 thousand dollar fruit packing plant rises at Yarrow to pack up to 12 thousand tons of berries.
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Pacific
Ted Hawley
Progress District
B.C
Yukon
Alaska
Annapolis
Valley
Ed. Chappell
Saugeen
Ont
The
King’s Ounty
Woodlands
Quebec
Lake Mamphramagog
Canada
Yarrow
Vancouver
Sour Cream Biscuits and Creamed Ham Recipe
Instructions describe making sour cream biscuits with sour cream dough and baking at 470 degrees for about 10 minutes yields 16 biscuits. Also provides a creamed ham sauce with butter, milk, flour, diced ham, salt, pepper and Worcestershire for serving.
Junior Miss Dirndl Pattern 4633 for 11 to 17
Pattern 4633 offers easy sewing for beginners in Junior Miss sizes 11 13 15 and 17. Size 13 uses about 2 3/4 yards of 39 inch material. Send Name Address Size and Style Number with payment to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Manitoba. expect delays due to mail slowness.
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Nero
Anne Adams
Winnipeg
Tis
McDermott Ave
Man
Louis Reil Guard Alfred Smith Remembers 1889 Execution
Alfred Smith, 84, once guard to Louis Riel before his 1889 Regina execution, dies. A London native, he served in western Canada with the Royal North West Mounted Police during the Northwest rebellion period. He is noted for guarding Riel.
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Alfred Smith
Louis Riel
Regina
London
England
Canada
Royal North West Mounted Police
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