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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 15, 1941
Page
3
Devona, yearning to imitate Vara, endures a life of constant interruptions and rehearsals at the spacious hacienda. She sneaks into Vara’s room between meals and social calls, only to be met with irritation and distant calm as Vara remains ever busy and unapproachable.
Mrs. Paul Ganiepy of Joliette Quebec endorses Kellogg’s All-Bran for constipation after 13 years of failed remedies. The ad urges trying All-Bran over harsh cathartics and notes availability in two sizes and in restaurants, made by Kellogg’s in Canada.
In a sunlit mansion Vara, poised on satin, dismisses Devona yet faces a hidden contest as Devona finds rare courage to sing. George Barnard encourages Devona, urging a public recital to test Vara's pride while Talbot and Brasher scheme behind the scenes to push Devona out of the way. The plan unfolds toward a dramatic showdown as a To Be Continued cliffhanger promises a costly family clash.
A historical claim links bones of 11 000 girls massacred by the Huns in the fourth or fifth centuries to the Church of St Ursula in Cologne France. The fragmentary note provides no corroborating evidence.
A Home Service notice promotes a 32 page booklet on manners for men and girls at dances, movies, dates, and entertaining. It urges courtesy and opening doors and lists a postage price of 15 cents for a copy, with additional cheap leaflets available, including songs and games.
Article notes discretion as a primary qualification for the Women’s Transport Auxiliary Service in Britain. It highlights their role in driving high army officials and handling confidential information. Also mentions 187 pounds of salt in a water solution from the Dead Sea.
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