Daughter of Destiny chapter XXXII blooms with past and love
Devona faces Vara's fading strength and a looming wedding as Vara calls for her. Dale wrestles with conscience while Devona fears harming Tal. A candlelit night with Dale tests loyalties and the fragile balance between duty and desire. To Be Continued.
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Devona
Dale
Gay
Tal
Brasher
Are
Vare
Alrady
Los Angeles
Andne
Chile Pine Grandfather of Pines Found in Chile
The Chile Pine first discovered in Chile is described as the grandfather of all pines and a thriving tree from the Jurassic Period many millions of years ago.
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Chile
Symbols Of Victory Names For British Ships At Richmond Yard
The British Purchasing Commission orders sixty ships to be built at Richmond California and South Portland Maine. Names already launched include Ocean Vanguard Ocean Vigil Ocean Voice Ocean Venture and Ocean Viking. The V section of the dictionary provides many suitable names such as Virtue Valor Victory Vim and Vigor, among others.
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California
Ocean Vanguard
Ocean Vigil
Ocean Voice
Ocean Venture
Ocean Viking
Richmond Yard
South Portland
Maine
British Purchasing Commission
New York Sun
Big Contribution Gold Miners in Canada War Effort
A force of about 25,000 Canadian miners is producing over 200 million dollars in gold annually. The value could fund more than 8,000 Spitfire aircraft yearly, and the output may cover munitions and war equipment worth more than any other comparable group. The Toronto Saturday Night notes this vital contribution to the war effort.
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Canada
Toronto
Cattle Cattle Sunflowers Cultivated in Britain for Trade
The London Sunday Express notes sunflowers are being specially cultivated at Norwich Corporation Farm for commercial purposes marking a new British production. Continental countries have long produced edible oil and other products from sunflowers including cattle feed and dye.
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London Sunday Express
Britain
Norwich Corporation
Tulips For Their Queen in London Gift to Wilhelmina
A small Dutch group smuggled red and white tulips out of Holland and presented them to Queen Wilhelmina in London during German occupation. In ancient times Crorene Libya reportedly shipped about 19,000 tons of cereals to aid starving Greek cities between 331 and 323 B.C.
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Wilhelmina
London
Greece
Coirene
Libya
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