Love and a mother’s test in a summer romance
Molly Harrigan drives Cynthia and Brian toward marriage while worries about his mother’s approval surface. A meeting at the Davis home reveals Mrs. Davis’s blindness and her lively, generous spirit as she imagines a shared future with Cynthia and extends hospitality to the Harrigans and Helga, the housekeeper.
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Molly Harrigan
Jake
Molly
May
Brian
Jolly
Jaze
Brian Davis
Mrs. Davis
Fashion Centre
Harrigans
Davis
Rosedale
Cloverleaf Lake
Helga
Riyadh Emerging as Modern Capital of Saudi Arabia
Riyadh moves from mud-brick streets to a modern metropolis with broad boulevards white government buildings a royal palace and luxurious hotels. King Saud plans a future city with gardens a zoo hospitals universities schools and factories all rising rapidly amid world-sourced materials and desert rail transport.
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Riyadh
Saud
Middle East
King Saud University
Saudi Arabia
Quiet departure from Rosedale after lesson in real values
A small group leaves Rosedale in the evening after learning a lesson in real values. The article notes Canada becoming the world’s largest buyer of foreign-made, fully-manufactured goods with per capita import figures: Canada 236, U.K. 48, West Germany 46, U.S. 32.
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Rosedale
Ed Hy News Syndicate
Ce. the
Canada
U.K
West Germany
U.S
Archbishop Meets Pope Sparking Hope for Christian Unity
The Herald Tribune notes the Canterbury Archbishop'sCourtesy call on Pope John XXIII stirs global speculation on church unity. Observers compare it to Malines talks and cite potential groundwork for closer spiritual cooperation amid ecumenical efforts and anti-atheist pressures.
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Jerusalem
London
John XXII
Rome
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Church of England
Malines
Nitocris Tomb Joke Provokes Greedy Ruler Moral
A Thamesville Herald item recalls Herodotus and Queen Nitocris of Babylon. The inscriptions warn rulers against greed, noting Darius opened the tomb for money and found a rebuke from the queen. The tale is tied to provincial and dominion succession duties as a cautionary moral.
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Nitocris
Babylon
Herodotus
Darius
Topsy Turvy Stacking Boosts Sales Warns Cornell Study
According to Cornell University researchers, shoppers buy more when packaged foods are in a jumbled heap rather than neatly stacked. The piece likens modern retail to high fashion marketing, predicting a future return to orderly displays to regain attention.
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Cornell University
Christian Dior
Sandhurst
Cornell
Power interconnection line readied for commissioning
The Saskatchewan Power Corporation and Manitoba interconnection line has been tested and is ready for commissioning. The 275 mile line between Boundary Dam and Brandon will run at 438000 volts initially and can operate at 230000 volts as needed. It will allow mutual aid during peak loads and emergencies. Saskatchewan has already assisted Manitoba and vice versa.
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Saskatchewan Power Corporation
Manitoba
Boundary Dam
Brandon
Saskatchewan
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