The Old Lady at the Collinson Art Gallery
In a city gallery, an elderly woman recalls Harvey Collinson the wealthy collector whose first purchase, a portrait of a young woman, birthed a vast collection. A student couple debates art and fame as the tale of love, youth, and a painter echoes Keats. The woman notes Collinson’s loss of fame and the artist’s forgotten name.
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Harvey J. Collinson
Vivian Gray
Him
Woodland Glade
Harvey Collinson
Paris
Harvey
Collinson
iCopyright Wheeler
Prndicate
Bears Force Exit After Tree Standoff In Vancouver
A young brown bear stranded in a tree was trapped in a garden shed until its mother arrived to forcefully remove the cub and lead it back into the woods. Nearby, hunters report success bagging 22 Canada geese near Antelope Lake on Weston brothers and J Bailey farms.
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Vancouver
Francis Stewart
Webb, Sask
Antelope Lake
Weston Brothers
J. Bailey
Interchangeable cookery method for crisp waffles and pan cakes
The recipe yields 2 dozen pancakes or 6 waffles using flour sugar baking powder salt nutmeg milk eggs butter and margarine. It guides beating yolks and whites separately and folding into the batter then baking as pancakes or waffles with optional bacon or syrup accompaniments.
Rural Canada classrooms and Saskatchewan lake trout notes
About a quarter of Canadian teachers work in one room rural schools. Rainbow brook and lake trout inhabit more than 100 Saskatchewan lakes. 3005
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Canada
Saskatchewan
Graham brothers believed oldest identical twins in Canada
Calgary's Joe Graham and Ben Graham of Vulcan are well along in age as Canada’s oldest identical twins. Born 1862 in Ontario, they later farmed in Alberta and Wisconsin before settling near Vulcan and Calgary. Joe remains ill in hospital while Ben stays active on the Vulcan farm.
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Alta
Canada
Calgary
Graham
Joe
Ben
Vulcan
Alexander Mackenzie
Joseph
Benjamin
Sandy Hill
West Hawkesbury
Ont
John Graham
Jean Mackenzie
Wisconsin Woods
Ontario
Montana
Alberta
Taro
Joe Graham
Double-headed wheat crop found in Saskatchewan farm report
In Gravelbourg Saskatchewan Roscoe Bekker reports a section of his wheat showing double-headed stalks nicknamed Siamese. He notes several stalks with two heads on one stem, enough to boost overall yield though not the entire crop. A stray line mentions the banana as the world’s largest herb.
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Gravelbourg
Sask
Roscoe Bekker
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Russell
Jfashions
Anne Adams Pattern
Winni
Rt Union
Front Street W
Toronto
Jasper Park Lodge
Doe
Bill Shell
Canadian Rockies
Central Press Canadian
Western Briefs
Mama Bear
Music From
Moscow
Flin Flon
Man
Here
Winnipeg
Rocky Mountain House
Fred Ankle
Dorothy Rimmer
Taber
Alex Molnar
Churchill
The
Irish Shipping Co
Dublin
Les Carroll
Speel Icke
Police Department
TRE
Volcar
Reaps
Uae
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