Employment in Canada textile industry rises past 79,000
Employment in Canada's primary textile industry climbed by more than 5,000 to 79,000 during the past 20 months. Sugar beets and potatoes planted in packed soil yield up to 15 percent more than those in loose soil. Forests stay cooler in day but warmer at night as trees slow heat escape.
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Beatles fear and funny takes rile global readers
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Return to Milverton Lovers Amid War’s Shadows
In Milverton the wounded Marine Ross Keller returns to Mary Claire, the girl Buddy loved. He confronts bitter memories and a letter that ended their betrothal, learns Mary Claire has polio yet is healing, and discovers a chance for connection as she reaches for him.
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