Miracle Cure Sparks Hope for Sadie’s Return to Life
In Groversville Miss Sadie, later revealed as Mrs Horace Manners, is believed cured by strangers theories though her faith falters after tragedy. An emaciated old man begging at her door wins her kindness. she nurses him, and his dying praise renews her own hope and faith, reviving her will to live.
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Groversville
Sadie
Miss Sadie
Horace Manners
Horace
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Tam
Hapf
Pattern advertisement for Anne Adams baby outfit set
A bold ad promotes a child’s outfit pattern with a Yard jacket jumper and blouse. Includes sizes 1 through 6, illustrated instructions, and a 20 cent price note. Send size name address and style number to Anne Adams Pattern, Newspaper Union, McDermot Ave, Winnipeg.
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Anne Adams
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Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Exports of English orchids surge to world markets
UK growers lead as overseas orders flood in for English orchids with Australia and the United States among buyers. A notable 2000 plants order valued at £20,000 highlights rising export strength and quality of home-grown hybrids.
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Australia
London
United Kingdom
USA
They know Canada Our Governors General Always Get Wet
Windsor Star comments on Governors General and their travel across Canada. It notes how their exposure to the country fuels appreciation and questions why ordinary Canadians don’t travel similarly. The piece urges broader exploration of the dominion by its citizens.
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Canada
Dominion
Windsor Star
Tomato Chicken Stew with Lima Beans and Corn
Brown chicken in fat then sauté onions until browned. Add tomatoes water salt pepper cayenne and return chicken. Simmer hours until tender. Stir in Worcestershire beans and corn. Thicken with flour and water, cook until stew thickens. Yields 8 to 10 servings.
Rush Hour Seconds Drive Desperate Traffic Urge
The city faces a rush hour scramble to save seconds as Rev. John F. Steve cites the sugar regulation as unequal, prompting him to seek black market sugar. The pastor of Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church questions legality versus necessity and urges parishioners to share any leads.
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Buffalo
John F. Steve
Steve
Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Farm Wages Higher Says Dominion Bureau of Statistics Ottawa
New increases in average farm wage rates were reported by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. The Canada August rates for day wage with board ranged up to 4.71 in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, 4.42 in British Columbia, and 3.62 Ontario, with eastern provinces lower. Monthly rates with board topped at 82.99 in Saskatchewan and fell to 55.76 in Prince Edward Island. Without board, day rates rose to 5.69 in Saskatchewan and 5.68 in Manitoba, while monthly rates varied from 111.12 in Saskatchewan to 77.96 in Prince Edward Island. Strong belief in reader support for peaceful nations and a call by Lord Rowallan, chief scout, for truth and justice to guide postwar harmony was voiced at Calgary.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Nova Scotia
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
Ontario
New Brunswick
Quebec
Prince Edward Island
Lord Rowallan
Calgary
Untouchables in India and social reforms
The article recalls the Hindu caste origins with Brahmins and other groups and notes a fifth group, the Untouchables descended from Dravidians. It discusses social prohibition in education and work, a Bombay Province bill to curb indignities, and mentions an 1709 British income tax tied to war efforts against Napoleon.
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India
Bombay
Britain
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