All That Glitters Chapter VI Scene on Hilltop
Tamar Tre recovers after a spill on Madcap on a hilltop. Christopher Sande apologizes for the accident and offers to escort her home as her father expresses concern. Tamar assures him she is unharmed while comforting the frightened horse. A bystander suggests a ride home in Sande’s grey coupe.
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Tamar
Christopher Sande
Tamar Tre
Christopher
Fli
Phoebe
Alaska
Cricket Hill
Sande
Tahlahveka
Squatters Square
Mr. Fetten
Mr. Sande
Miz Randolph
River Gorge Picnic Sparks Quiet Romance
Tamar Randolph and engineer Christopher Sande tour mining country near Shadwell. They visit a struggling settler family, observe pan mining with Ossie and his father, and share a hopeful moment by the river before plans for lunch and more conversation.
Home Course in New Ballroom Dances
Learn the balance step for fox trot Westchester and other dances with diagram guidance. The 32 page booklet covers posture and weight shifts for tango Congo rumba fox-trot shag and waltz plus reading tips. Send 15 cents to Winnipeg Newspaper Union for the booklet and other titles offered at 15 cents each.
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Westchester
Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Gems of Thought on Right Over Might and Duty
A compilation of concise quotes urging right over might, linking moral law to action. Hazlitt Lincoln Eddy Whittier Whately Simmons frame a creed of righteous power, divine guidance, and steadfast purpose in facing unholy forces.
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Abraham Lincoln
London Correspondents Mock Censorship After Trials
Finding Out London correspondents once lampooned U S service censors and protested, now fret over their own censorship woes. British newspaper men relish the trans Atlantic troubles and note that the blue pencil spreads beyond Senate House and Whitehall.
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London
Senate House
Whitehail
Liberia Declares English as Official Language
The Liberian government confirms English as the official language of the independent Negro republic, reinforcing colonial-era ties and administrative unity amid national governance.
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Liberia
Independent Negro Republic
Canada’s Base Metal Mines Drive War Production
The Financial Post notes Canadian base metal mines are expanding output to meet war needs. Exports of non ferrous metals rose nearly 25 percent in the first 11 months of 1941 versus 1940, with Hyde Park expansion planned to lift production to levels unseen before the war. Copper up 750 percent, lead 1300 percent, nickel 250 percent, zinc 1650 percent. overall gains exceed Great War scales.
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Hyde Park
Canada
Financial Post
Australian Hero on the Roads in Malay Defense
The Battle for the Roads unfolds in western Malaya as Australian and Japanese forces clash. A private exposed himself as a target to shield his unit while others moved through rubber trees and mopped up sniping fire. He was wounded but remained with his group.
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Malaya
Peter Cooper’s Tom Thumb Steam Locomotive Innovation
Peter Cooper built the Tom Thumb in 1830 as the first U S passenger hauling steam locomotive. He used musket barrels as boiler tubes, a notable improvisation celebrating early American rail progress.
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Peter Cooper
Tom Thumb
United States
Marines Use Football Trick on Wake Island
The United States Marines on Wake Island used a football mousetrap maneuver to sink a Japanese cruiser during the island assault. Marines feigned weakness to lure the cruiser into range, then opened fire after delaying their response, turning a battlefield into a decisive naval hit.
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United States
Wake Island
Pacific Island
Eton College Marks 501st Birthday With Parade and Holiday
The school observed its 501st anniversary on December 6 with a laurel wreath placed on Henry VI’s statue in the schoolyard and a full day’s holiday for students and staff.
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Eton College
Henry VI
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