The Cure Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate Story
Miss Sadie a longtime invalid on a Gloversville farm is believed cured by a dying old man who begs for food. She saves him, nurses him through the night, and, as he dies peacefully, gains renewed faith and hope from his praise that she is his angel of mercy.
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Gloversville
Miss Sadie
Horace Manners
Horace
Old Woman Marries Elder Husband In Quiet Village Jest
A humorous tale recalls an elderly woman who marries an even older man and explains to the rector that she would have needed a donkey if she had not wed him. The couple is seen together with the husband wheeling a barrow nearby.
English Grown Orchids Export Boom Reaches Australia
UK orchid exporters ship high quality home grown plants worldwide including a large U S order for 2000 plants worth 20000 pounds. London Port dispatched first post war shipments as UK growers gain leading role. Growth reflects hardiness and quality, with full bloom hybrids taking years to develop.
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Australia
London
United Kingdom
U.S
U.S.A
One Yard Pattern for Baby Jacket and Jumper
Advertises Anne Adams sewing pattern 4647 for baby sizes 1 through 6 with jumper and jacket in size 2 requiring one yard fabric. Includes illustrated instructions and order details from the Winnipeg Pattern Dept. at 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Manitoba.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Governors General and their love for Canada
The Windsor Star essay notes Governors General, past and present, as model travelers who deepen their affection for Canada through extensive touring. The piece laments Canadians who neglect familiarizing themselves with their own country and contrasts this with the Governors General’s intelligent familiarity earned by travel.
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Canada
Dominion
Windsor Star
Selected Recipes for Fowl Stew with Lima Beans and Corn
Brown fowl in fat then simmer with onions tomatoes water and seasonings. Return chicken, add cayenne and Worcestershire sauce, cook until nearly tender. Stir in lima beans and corn, thicken with flour and water until rich. Makes 8 to 10 servings.
Rush Hour Seconds Drive City Traffic Dangers
The piece questions why drivers chase mere seconds during peak hours and how such urgency creates a wave of accidents and near misses in the city. It notes the broader pattern seen in similar Canadian communities and hints at a local example in Victoria Col.
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Canada
Victoria Col
Pastor seeks black market sugar source in sermon
Buffalo Reverend John F. Steve of Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church said he had some response to his sermon asking for a tip on where to buy black market sugar. He argued sugar regulation is lopsided and values illegal purchases the same as legal ones. He asked if anyone knows where to obtain black market sugar.
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Buffalo
John F. Steve
Steve
Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
The Andes Mountain Chain Length
The Andes extend over more than four thousand miles in the western edge of South America. This vast mountain system runs through multiple countries shaping climates and habitats across the continent.
Farm Wages Rise Across Canada Says Dominion Bureau
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports August farm wage rates nationwide. With board the average is 4.04 dollars daily or 75.28 monthly, up from 3.55 daily and 71.68 monthly. Without board 4.95 daily and 100.62 monthly, up from 4.56 and 97.22. Highest day rates are in Saskatchewan at 5.69 without board, with Manitoba 5.66 and British Columbia 5.26. Highest board rates in Manitoba and Saskatchewan at 4.71, with Ontario lowest at 3.62. Per month rates range 82.99 to 55.76 with board and 111.12 to 77.96 without board.
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Ottawa
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Nova Scotia
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
British Columbia
Alberta
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
New Brunswick
Quebec
Hope for Peace Rallying Scout Leaders at Calgary
Lord Rowallan chief scout urged a new generation of leaders who were scouts as boys to put truth and justice before national interests. He voiced strong faith that such leaders in every country will move nations toward peace and harmony.
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Lord Rowallan
Calgary
Untouchables in India face barriers despite social reform
An ancient legend places Brahmins and other castes in a hierarchy while omitting the Untouchables. Though converts from Dravidians, they face segregation in schools temples and jobs. A Bombay bill seeks to curb indignities by punishing obstruction of Untouchables in public spaces. An unrelated note recalls Britain’s 1799 income tax for the Napoleonic war.
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India
Bombay
Great Britain
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