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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 12, 1940
Page
7
Jim Carlton encounters the wealthy, amoral magnate Harlow in a London mansion. Harlow offers a lucrative police protector role to fund his schemes, testing Jim’s ethics with promises of wealth and danger. Jim rejects the bait, prompting further veiled threats and a promised Macedonian delegates dinner.
Jim Carlton and Stratford Harlow spar over a shadowy past as clues resurface about Marling, a possible tutor, and a deadly Argentine connection. Harlow reveals regret for a recent assault by his agents while Jim presses for truth, then hints at dangerous government ties. To be continued.
An expanded research program in pulp, paper and related products is funded by a new accord among the Federal Department of Mines and Resources, the Canadian Pulp and Paper Association, and McGill University. The pact builds on a 12 year-old cooperative effort that established a dedicated Pulp and Paper Institute at McGill, reflecting government and industry commitment to cost reductions, production improvements, and national industrial welfare.
A collage of quotations on morality and conduct cites the Golden Rule from Matthew, reflections by Mary Baker Eddy, a Sterne aphorism, a Chinese proverb, and notes on gravity metaphor. It includes a South American proximity remark and a statistic about public domain land in South Dakota.
A Winnipeg advertisement promotes Foster's Songbook service with eight Stephen Foster songs and spirituals, plus guitar arrangements. It markets other booklets such as Simple Cartooning, Easy Lessons in G Playing, and decorative craft guides at 15 cents each.
Housewives in Ba monton north London claim they form Britain’s first street first aid corps. They attend twice weekly lectures and equip each home with disinfectant and cotton wool. Scissors and motto emphasize self help saving minutes and lives.
A scientist has visibly recorded tins and chirps of crickets to study their music. The United States remains the largest consumer of crude drugs used in making medicines.
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