Return of Alan Cameron Sparks Reunion in Northern Wilds
In a moonlit river setting Alan Cameron evades authorities and promises John safety as he leads a retreat into Caribou Lake country. Heather McCord rejoices at Alan's return, while Roughy the husky reunites with his master and the family awaits news as tension between law and fugitives lingers.
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Cameron
McQueen
Alan
McCord
Noel
John
Talking River
Alan Cameron
Roughy
Heather
Heather McCord
Mystery Flash of Inspiration Solves Country Clue
A terse confrontation on a national issue triggers a character named Alan to glimpse a solution. McQueen hints at a jurisdictional error while McCord is referenced, and a moment of frustrated realization follows. The fragment suggests a turning point in a pursuit or investigation.
Fiery Itching Skin Relief Promoted by Chemists
An advertisement touts a stainless antiseptic remedy dispensed by chemists at Rising Com. Claiming speedy relief from itching eczema and skin troubles, the product is marketed as rapid healing for external use and healthy skin.
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Rising Com
Arizona general warns Germany victory would cripple US defense
Major-General A M Tuthill, Arizona adjutant general, warns that a German win would leave the United States virtually helpless militarily and economically. He argues a German victory could give dominance at sea and air power, leaving the US isolated with limited overseas trade and weak national defense. He urges readiness for entry into the war.
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A. M. Tuthill
Arizona
Germany
United States
Arizona National Guard
France
Great Britain
Europe
Brazil
Strange Rabbit Not Considered Meat Under NZ Award
A Dunedin industrial magistrate hearing heard that rabbit used in freezing works is not classified as meat. The factory manager said canning rabbits fell under the freezing workers’ award but inspectors ruled rabbit is not meat, prompting the magistrate to joke about underground poultry.
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New Zealand
Dunedin
J. A. Gilmour
New Method Gauges Emotions By Finger Temperature
Two New York physicians report at a Palo Alto meeting that finger temperatures drop up to 23 degrees in an hour under tension or anxiety and rise with love thoughts. The approach could transform psychological diagnosis though it hints at a playful use for courting.
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New York
Palo Alto
Cal
Supply of serums to aid wartime government announced
Hon Harold Kirby Ontario minister of health said the Department of Health Laboratories will supply the federal government with quantities of serums and vaccines for wartime use. The statement highlights wartime medical readiness.
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Harold Kirby
Ontario
Department of Health Laboratories
Trans-Canada Big Bend Highway Opens Western Rockies Route
Completion of the 193 mile Big Bend Highway around the Columbia River between Revelstoke and Golden will open traffic from Port Arthur to Vancouver next summer. The route completes a western segment of the 3,500 mile Trans-Canada Highway linking Halifax with Vancouver. The drive offers views of Selkirk Mountains and glaciers, passing virgin timber stands and giant cedar trees along a scenic alpine corridor.
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Canadian Rockies
Big Bend
Vancouver
Port Arthur
Rockies
Ontario
Prairie Provinces
Pacific Coast
Lake Louise
Banff
Jasper
United States
Columbia River
Revelstoke
Golden
British Columbia
Halifax
David Thompson
North West Company
Selkirk Mountains
Canada Plans Apple Market Protections During War
The Dominion government outlines a national policy to stabilise the wartime apple trade in Canada. It provides for purchase of 1.5 million barrels from Nova Scotia and up to 500 thousand boxes in British Columbia with graded prices set for various export and domestic categories. Ontario and Quebec protect their markets from potential dumping.
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Canada
United Kingdom
Dominion
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Ontario
Quebec
J. G. Gardiner
New Zealand Offers Army Division to Aid Britain
A New Zealand ministry of information communique from London announces an offer to send a fully equipped division to Britain for service anywhere in the world. Prime Minister of New Zealand declares we stand or fall together in war or peace, defeat or victory, highlighting the nation’s dramatic pledge from a population of 1.59 million.
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New Zealand
Britain
Ministry of Information
London
Gillett's Pure Flake Lye Lifts Grease
An advertisement claims Gillett's Pure Flake Lye lifts grease and loosens baked-on food with no scraping or scrubbing. It promises easier washing up and urges keeping a tin handy for quick results.
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Gillett
British Sailors Foster Orphan Girl Rescued in China
The infant saved by Sandpiper sailors near Changsha during a Japanese air raid has been legally adopted by the Chinese secretary of the British Methodist Mission. She is cared for at Yale-in-China Hospital, with patrons including Mme Chiang Kai-shek and Sir Archibald Clark Kerr. The Sandpiper crew has raised a $1,000 education fund.
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China
Changsha
Hunan Province
Yale-in-China
Mme
Chiang Kalshek
Sir Archibald Clark Kerr
W. E. J. Eames
Reuter
Expert says hunger rule not inviolable for some bounds
An Ohio State Health Department nutritionist argues that the adage Don’t eat unless you’re hungry is not universal. She says some people with poor appetites require more food than they feel like eating and that digesting distasteful food can still succeed.
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Ohio State Health Department
Questioners Often Seek Debate More Than Facts
A speaker notes that most questions serve as a pretext for asserting an answer or sparking dispute rather than gaining information. The observation highlights conversational dynamics where inquiry masks conviction or provokes argument.
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Slade
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George Marsh
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Standard Brands Ltd
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