All That Glitters Chapter XVI Crime Plot Unfolds
Tamar witnesses a planned rendezvous at an old picnic spot tied to Major Towne and a mysterious accomplice. She returns with details to Ransome Todd, and they fear a looming crime as two weeks remain before the operation. Tamar finds comfort with Ranny but fears for her mother and the future.
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Picnic at the old mill on Whifle Creek
Tamar and Ransome drive to a remote Chestatee mill site for a quiet lunch and a tense, affectionate moment. Tamar feels conflicted about Christopher Sande but finds solace in Ransome's company as they plan to explore the ruin and its ghosts.
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Planting Guide For Early Spring Vegetables And Garden Beds
The article advises sowing peas spinach lettuce and radish as soon as ground is ready while delaying medium hardy crops until soil warms. It suggests dividing seed into three sowing parts and starting seeds via hot beds or indoor boxes. It also outlines spacing for shrubs trees and flowers and how to use space with annuals.
Icebergs Formed From Fresh Water On Land
A science note explains icebergs originate as glaciers on land, created from fresh water, before calving and drifting into the sea.
War gauges production to double in Canada
The munitions and supply department said about five Canadian machine shops produce 25 000 gauges for modern warfare. Since the war began orders total 155 000 gauges costing over 4.5 million dollars. Two gauge types exist for manufacturers and for government inspectors.
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Canada
Munitions and Supply Department
Materials Shortage Cuts Canadian Road Work This Year
Canada faces reduced road construction and repair as asphalt petroleum asphalt and steel run short. New builds will focus on vital defence arteries and links to military plants and war camps, slowing nonessential projects.
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Canada
How to Make a Southern Belle Vanity and More
A Home Service feature describes crafting a vanity from a packing box using red dotted Swiss fabric and beading. Instructions include ruffle details, lining, and double-snap tape for washability, plus a cost of 15c for a booklet with related projects and other titles from Winnipeg News paper Union.
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Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Selected Recipes Dark Secret Fruit Bread
A vintage recipe card outlines a fruit bread using corn syrup brown sugar mazola milk lemon juice eggs dried apricots and flours. It specifies a 350 degree bake for one hour in a leaf pan with waxed paper and mazola oil and cautions to mix not beat.
Alaskan seal herd faces peril as Japan controls routes
An oceanic note warns the Alaska seal herd risking peril as Japan claims share of the herd and the journey season shifts from familiar routes. Scientists and fur administrators must plan safeguards for the next migration from Alaska to California islands and back along dangerous waters.
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California
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Alaska
Churchill
United States
Canada
Alaskan
Pacific
Early seeding advice shifts with new wheat varieties
Seed timing guidance suggests oats and barley should go in first to use early moisture, as wheat early seeding is less urgent with the adoption of early ripening sorts. Noted financier referenced. his son found best at the Swift Current Experimental Station.
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Swift Current
Calculated In Minutes Contracts by the Department of Munitions
The department of munitions and supply awarded contracts last year totaling 2.1 billion dollars. The amount equates to about a 4000 dollar contract for every minute of the day.
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Department of Munitions and Supply
Volcano eruption plan to end war proposed by Colgate professor
Colgate University geology professor Dr. Harold O. Whitnall proposes an aerial bombing strategy to rupture volcano vents in Nippon. He argues released gases could force lava flows into Japanese cities, triggering earthquakes and tsunamis as a wartime gambit. He notes 700 gallons of water are needed to quench one ton of red hot coke.
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Nippon
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Colgate University
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