Dead on the Job Forces Homer to Face Loss
Homer confronts death as Willie Grogan dies at work. A telegram unfinished by Grogan reveals Marcus Macauley’s war-related death, challenging Homer’s faith and seeking a path to recovery in the wake of tragedy. The concluding instalment promises resolution.
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Grogan
Corbett
Willie Grogan
Homer
Felix
Homer Homer
Mr. Grogan
Marcus
Carpetta
Letters Between War Brother and Macauley Family
A family receives a long letter from Marcus Macauley, a brother in the war, comforting Homer and recounting fears of possible death. The scene shifts to Ithaca autumn harvest celebrations and a tender love moment between Tom Spangler and Diana before Homer hurries to deliver a telegram to a troubled Mr. Grogan in a bar, struggling with drinking.
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Homer
Wil McGrogan
Ma‘cauley
Ithaca
Tobey
Macauley
Macauleys
Marcus
Willie Grogan
Tom Spangler
Diana
Patie
Navy
Tom
Grogen
Mr. Grogan
Vox
Patriotism And Thrift War Savings Certification Quote
Mrs. Bill Jones voices patriotism and thrift for War Savings Certificates. She explains her sons overseas are well equipped and she plans to buy more certificates monthly. She aims to have funds ready to aid soldiers when the war ends and the certificates mature.
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Bill Jones
Wheat Acreage Contraction in Prairie Provinces in 1943
A 1943 official report shows Western Canada wheat area fell to 16,729,000 acres from 20,653,000 in 1942, a 19 percent drop. Gains in oats, barley, and flaxseed totaling 907,900 acres offset the 3,924,000 acre wheat decrease. This 1943 level is the smallest since 1918 and aligns with Ottawa Dominion Provencial conference objectives. Also notes conscription of British single women aged 19 to 31 for auxiliary forces, with option for specific industrial jobs.
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Prairie Provinces
Canada
Ottawa
Porterettes: Women Replace Men at Central Station Montreal
Canadian National Railways Express hires seven women as checkers, pad and unload parcels at Central Station in Montreal as a trial expands. Workers lift light loads under fifty pounds, use tractor powered ramps, and shift parcels to express cars and platforms. Some entrants were housewives or office workers before.
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Canadian National Railways Express
Central Station
Montreal
Canadian National Railways
Cana‘Man National Express
Crocheted Linens and Baskets Pattern 1802 Sale Notice
Make everyone notice your linens with crocheted baskets and colorful lowers for all seasons. Pattern 1802 provides transfer motifs from 5 by 12 inches to 3 by 5 inches and directions for materials. Send twenty cents to Winnipeg Newspaper Union with name address and pattern number. Promotions warn mail delays can extend delivery. a London research note mentions William the Conqueror era stagary service adjustments.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Avenue
Winnipeg
Man
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