The Red Headed Girl and the Absent Poet
Sophie Wedborne grows from awkward girl to a vision of loveliness as she keeps alive a memory of Richard Granville the poet who left her a verse and a lock of hair. The aged dog Zoroaster returns the poet's message when Sophie faces farewell on his walking tour. The tale ends with a softened vow that poetic hearts never grow old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke
Zoroaster
Richard Granville
Sophie Wedborne
Sophie
Granville
Judge Wedborne
Hatjesse
Miss Wedbone
Eros
Zoroter
iCoponent Wheeler
Urge Use Of Straw To Fertilize Soil
Saskatchewan article notes fifty million tons of straw are produced annually in Canada but often abandoned or burned. The Canadian Chamber of Commerce booklet urges returning straw to soil and expanding research for agricultural and industrial uses. Strong entities include G. A. Ledingham J. B. Marshall J. E. Stone Dr. Archibald and the Dominion department of agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
Canada
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Chemurgic Committee
G. A. Ledingham
J. B. Marshall
J. E Stone
National Research Laboratories
E. S. Archibald
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Archibald
Boy Scout Saves Life Of Baby in Snow Barrel Rescue
Diane Hickman two, found in a barrel of snow and water by Hazel Smith sixteen. Jim Hart, a Boy Scout, used artificial respiration to save the infant's life until a doctor arrived after two hours of effort. Diane recovered fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birtle
Diane Hickman
Hazel Smith
Diane
Hickman
Jim Hart
Young Hart
Noisy Hymns Incident In Vancouver
Vancouver constables investigated a noisy party complaint and found a woman playing hymns on a record player, while other notices report caribou shipments to the United States, curling interest in Melita, a potential uranium mine in the Goldfields area, the Saskatchewan horticulture meeting in Regina, a royal inflation cure claim in Victoria, and a warning to farmers about stored grain pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Regina
Saskatchewan Resources Department
Goldfields
Prince Albert
Canada
Eldorado
Great Bear Lake
N.W.T
Winnipeg
B. N. Smallman
Stored Products Insect Laboratory
Postmaster Soule recalls Bankhead payroll night and long road to riches
David M. Soule, longtime Banff postmaster and Alberta notary public, recounts a 45 000 payroll lost along Bankhead railway tracks. He describes railway payroll deliveries, escort changes, Doukhobor encounters, and a life spanning policing, real estate, and civic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banff
Alta
David M. Soule
Soule
Bankhead
Canadian Pacific Railway
Bankhead Mines Ltd
Louie
Souie
England
Saskatchewan
Mounted Police
Regina
North West Mounted Police
Royal North West Mounted Police
Wascana Creek
Bermuda flying fish nest building behavior observed
Researchers document Bermuda flying fish constructing nests by binding weed strands into a mass with silken threads. They seal the nest with the heads of sargas sum weed and lay eggs within the structure, forming a protective reproductive site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
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Lewis Arthur Cunningham
Mixi
Ast
Geritlo
Fleischmann
Boy Scout
Jfashions
Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Front Street W
Toronto
Britain
Ministry of Supply
London
Central Press
Western Briefs
Flin Flon
Man
United States
Melita
Sask
Western Canadian Society of Horticulture
Hotel Saskatchewan
G. R. Ure
Morden
Victoria
B.C
Rev. C. CG. Wilson
Carter
Lover Pilla
Pioneer
Kamsack and
Yorkton
LTV
MacDonald
Lydia E. Pinkham
Les Carron
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