Stop Baby's Sniffles
Tamar and Sande navigate personal and business tensions at Shadwell as mining activity ramps up and old loyalties vie with new hopes. Tamar, half-owner of Cricket Hill, balances family debt, legal status, and the town’s evolving fortunes while steering through care and risk.
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Sande
Tamar
Cricket Hill
Shadwell
Diggins
Fetten
Christopher
Shad- Sande
Ransome
Aristotle
Tamar Faces News After Cricket Hill Accident
Tamar counsels calm as a Cricket Hill accident injures engineer Christopher Sande. Randolph alerts Dr Forrester while Tamar prepares a patient room and plans care. The family awaits a hospital transfer and details for the wounded man.
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Tamar
Maris
Forrester
Randolph
Cricket Hill
Christopher Sande
The Ladies Lead Some 193 Operations in Rifle Plant
The article notes that 193 operations are required to manufacture a steel army rifle body with 63 on the barrel and one plant achieving all but three performed by women. It also mentions mosquitoes having a wing area of almost five square yards per pound of body weight.
All That Glitters Chapter XI
Tamar and Ranny exchange pointed glances as Sande attends their departure from town. Tamar notes Ranny’s jealousy and hints he views her as more than kin. Sande jokes about their relation while Tamar contemplates Ranny’s possessive intent and Cricket Hill mining.
Glamourless front line airmen guard eastern Atlantic coast
Royal Canadian Air Force units along Canada’s eastern seaboard eschew glamor for routine duty keeping the Dominion’s doorway to Europe secure. Officers and airmen describe missions as steady, with pilots like Fit Lt L L Slim of Saskatoon earning cross medals after escorting troops to Narvik and back.
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Royal Canadian Air Force
Canada
Dominion
Europe
H. N. Carscallen
Hamilton
L. L.slim; Jones
Saskatoon
R.A.F
England
Royal Air Force Coastal Command
Pal Of Hitler Benny Nussbaum Recalls Hitler As Paperhanger
New York paperhanger Benny Nussbaum, who knew Adolf Hitler when he used the name Schikelgruber, recalls him as a inept worker and a punk soldier. He emigrated 19 years ago and serves as a senior air raid warden in Queens. Nussbaum shows a 1935 Nazi medal he received, noting it could not be genuine since he is Jewish.
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New York
Paperhanger
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Plain Schikelgruber
Paperhangers’ Union
Germany
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Nussbaum
United States
Queens
Native question to a Kentucky resident sparks race tension
A traveler asks a Black man if he is a native of the place prompting a tense exchange as his wife challenges the man to prove where he was born. The report notes the era's casual racism and the man’s puzzled reply. Later data cite July 1940 footwear production and a Harvard professor’s note on six ice types.
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Sambo
All-Bran Endorsed As Better Way To Relieve Constipation
Mrs Joseph Pare of Montreal testi es to All-Bran improving digestion after years of constipation and temporary relief from pills. The ad urges a daily intake with ample fluids, noting All-Bran works by bulk and requires time, not as a cathartic. Kellogg's makes it in London Canada.
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Montreal
Quebec
Kellogg's
London
Canada
Commonwealth Air Training Plan Badge Recipients Named
Western Canada graduates received badges across No 3 5 7 and No No 7 Bombing and Gunnery Schools across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Names include LACs from Paulson Kaarsberg Coghill Deatherage Mackenzie Waters Barnes Ferrier Jutras MacKenzie Waters and others with home towns listed such as Battleford Sedgewick Hoey Yorkton and Indian Head. February 1942 shows the badge dates at multiple training sites.
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Edward Ralph Morris
Worcester
Alfred Leslie Rathburn
Masefield
Dafoe
Saskatchewan
R. J. Barnes
Battleford
R. W Ferrier
Sedgewick
Alta
G. M C. J. Jutras
Hoey
J. L W. MacKenzie
Wallace Ave
Yorkton
N. J. Waters
Lytton
Macdonald
Manitoba
K. J. Holland
Welling
A. H. Haylock
Duff
A. J. Learmonth
Didsbury
T. E. Griggs
Tisdale
G. H. Bartman
Hanna
R. F. Alcock
Souris
Man
H. J. Schiller
Macklin
R. F. Gourlay
Jasper
J. E. Rushford
Gull Lake
Gems of Thought on Freedom and Liberty
A collection of quotes from Channing Wilson Milton Mary Baker Eddy Daniel Webster and William Cowper praising liberty and the rights of conscience. It argues that true freedom enlarges energy intellect and virtue and binds a people to a common good beyond self interest. The quotes envision religious civil liberty as enduring and essential.
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William Ellery Channing
Mary Baker Eddy
Daniel Webster
Speed limits urged to save tires on curves
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports builders and highway engineers urge slower speeds on curves to conserve tires. Studies show rubber wear on bends is twelve times higher than on straightaways, a tough lesson for drivers who historically accelerate on winding roads.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Aurora Lighthouse: Canada builds giant anti aircraft searchlight
The report notes a Canadian force project costing 18000 dollars to construct a massive 80 million candlepower searchlight used for air defense. The item highlights the scale and cost of generating intense illumination for military use.
Moose Antler Drop Typically Occurs in January
A note explains that the bull moose generally loses its antlers during January. The observation reflects typical deer biology and seasonal behavior.
Reduce Pounds At Home With Smart Calorie Counting
A homemaking feature promotes fast weight loss by cutting daily calories to about 1200 and describes easy choices like 100 calorie sliced chicken and 100 calorie baked potato. It advertises a 32 page booklet The New Way To A Youthful Figure with a 3 day liquid diet and lists other 15¢ booklets available from Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Ruthie
Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Certified Seed Potatoes Grow in Armstrong Association
A seed potato association formed in Armstrong British Columbia reports rapid growth in production starting 1927 with 87 tons and last year reaching 1 010 tons. Prices will be set by the new body at 45 dollars per ton for early varieties and 36 dollars for Netted Gem.
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Armstrong
B.C
Sturgeon Landed on River Severn in Gloucestershire
A motorist spotted a sturgeon stranded at the water’s edge on the River Severn at Framilode Gloucestershire England. He towed the creature to the bank with his car. It measured nine feet five inches making it the second largest freshwater sturgeon landed in Britain. A tin can is about 90 percent iron says Science Service.
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Framilode
Gloucestershire
England
Britain
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