Love or Business In Pleasantville Pie Story
A baker Bill Hendricks battles market failure and, through dialogue with Fanny Graham and Hannah, discovers love through pies. Hannah's warmth and sunshine help him realize a deeper union beyond profit, ending with a genuine confession of love and a shared life.
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FASTEETH promises steady false teeth and fresh breath
Many wearers suffer embarrassment when plates loosen. Sprinkle FASTEETH, an alkaline powder, on plates to hold teeth firmly and improve comfort. Stops plate odor and sour breath. Available at drug counters.
Not So Numerous The Pronghorn Outnumbered Buffalo
The Pronghorn or Rocky Mountain antelope, Canada's fastest running wild animal, once outnumbered buffalo on the western prairies. The sentence notes the pronghorn's historic abundance compared to buffalo in pioneer times.
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Prairies
Funny anecdotes and gags from a late night column
A collection of light jokes and conversational quips. A teacher asks about tribe leaders and mischief with a pun, a nervous flyer jokes about time, a hillbilly remark about shells, a quarrelsome couple, and a college baseball team fearing a tongue lashing after a loss.
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Backwater College
Scarcity of Men in America a Growing Concern
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes that urban and rural populations show a declining male share from 93 to 91 per 100 women since 1950. It argues women dominate business ownership and consumer spending with advertising, fashion, and car design heavily oriented toward female tastes. It suggests men face economic disadvantage and cultural shifts.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Gay kitchen apron pattern 7210 by Ace Brooks
Embroidery and applique transfers provide easy directions for making a 16 inch long apron. Describes a gay kitchen aide motif and suggests using scraps. Note mentions four persons per motor vehicle in Canada.
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Canada
Alberta cities unite on Courtesy Driving campaign
More than 85 Alberta towns and centres join the Courtesy Driving campaign led by the Alberta Safety Council. The province wide effort raises awareness with bumper stickers pamphlets and code of the road materials. Local boards of trade junior chambers of commerce and other groups back the drive with events surveys and partnerships across southern and rural areas. The campaign emphasizes seven road safety rules including sharing the road yielding right of way signals dimming headlights and adjusting to conditions.
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Vermillion and Vegreville Boards of Trade
Wainwright
J. D. Wallace
J. G. Middlemass
Lethbridge
Drumheller
Medicine Hat
Safety Council
Fort Macleod Board of Trade
Brooks
Boy Scouts
Paul Lawrence
Edmoonton
Robert Hume
Carnival owner reports Ferris wheel theft in Chicago
A Strictly Fresh Carnival owner reports to Chicago police that his Ferris wheel was stolen. The claim is part of a string of colorful notes about unusual events and notable quotes from various places.
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Chicago
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