Dinner with the World Annie crowd shifts clan dynamics
Jack Hammond and Kay Joyce mingle with Timmy Moon and Bruce Kenning as Around the World Annie and her entourage dine. Kay eyes Jeanne Towers and the new arrival, a weathered man, while plans for mining claims and geologist advice spark tension about wealth and alliances in a tense, evolving scene.
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Hammond
Timmy
Kay
Timmy Moon
Joyce
Annie
Jeanne Towers
Jeanne
Mrs. Joyce
Bruce Kenning
Jack
Wrangell Alaska Trip Sparks Mysterious Glimpse
In a tense scene at a remote camp Hammond notes a man’s nearby presence and a frightened outburst from Jeanne Towers. Later Timmy Moon leaves late, while Jack and guests tour the camp as Kay Joyer shows keen interest in every detail. The group plans an early departure toward Wrangell Alaska as Timmy asks about a lake edge on the Alaska side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Jack
Kay
Timmy Moon
Timmy
Slumgulion Visitor Recruits Pilot for Trip
Kay questions the pilot as he explains a stranger asked him to make a trip. Hammond asks whether the man who entered the Slumgulion was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
Hammond
Trio Paddles Assiniboine River to Winnipeg in 18 Days
Harry Bushell, his son Andy, and Murray Peden canoe from Brandon to Winnipeg along the Assiniboine. The 150 mile trip by road would take about three hours, but they spent 13 days on the water with about seven hours daily paddling and rest of the time at stopovers. They carried 600 pounds of gear in a 16 foot canoe and faced rocks and rapids, sleeping along riverbanks in tents. They started each day around six in the morning and at times paddled backward through a rapid.
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Winnipeg
Harry Bushell
Andy
Murray Peden
Assiniboine
Brandon
Bushel
Clever Pets and Weather News Across Canada
A Toronto dog knows sixty two words plus terms of endearment and reacts to its name and phrases. A penguin sits on eggs during a blizzard until snow covers all but beak and eyes. Canada exports cheese, with much handled in London, while Indian tea growers plan production regulation.
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Toronto
Toronto Star
New aero engine shown at de Havilland Works England
The 520 hp Gipsy Twelve air cooled engine, built by 2,500 mechanics over two years for the Air Ministry, is displayed at Edgware. Four units power the Albatross monoplane for a North Atlantic attempt, with secrecy surrounding military tests and claims of lower cooling losses and a streamlined cross section in flight.
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Air Ministry
de Havilland Aircraft Works
Edgware
England
North Atlantic
Frank Haiford
Stag Lane
Selected Recipes for Leaf Pan Cake Items
A recipe list combines 3 cups sifted flour 3 teaspoons Calumet Baking Powder 34 teaspoon salt 1 cup brown sugar 1 cup chopped walnut meats 1 cup finely cut dates 1 egg well beaten 1 cup milk 4 tablespoons melted butter or shortening. Instructions: sift flour with baking powder and salt, add sugar then nuts and dates. Mix egg milk and shortening, blend into flour, bake in greased leaf pan at 350 F for one hour, cool overnight before slicing.
Waffle Batter and Historic Redwood Fact Mix
A recipe uses 2 cups sifted flour 2 teaspoons baking powder salt 3 egg yolks 14 cup milk 5 tablespoons melted fat 3 stiffly beaten egg whites and 1 cup chopped boiled ham. Bake in a hot waffle iron with ham dusting. Serve with butter and syrup. A note adds Sequoia trees in California dating back about 4000 years before Christ.
Horses Bred in Russia for Violin Bow Hair
Report notes horses bred specifically to supply hair for violin bows in Russia. Scientists and breeders discuss traits and quality, while markets show rising interest among bow makers.
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Russia
RMS Nascopie Completes Arctic Patrol Reach Halifix Halifax Harbor
The RMS Nascopie returning to Halifax on September 19 capped another Arctic patrol. Since June the ship and its team covered over 11 000 miles around the Arctic archipelago Hudson Strait and Hudson Bay. Major D L McKeand noted good weather and a prosperous year for Eskimos with two families moved from Greenland to Craig Harbor and 30 from Cape Dorset relocated deeper into the Arctic circle.
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Nascopie
Halifax Harbor
Canada
Montreal
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Arctic Archipelago
Hudson Strait
Hudson Bay
D. L. McKeand
Greenland
Craig Harbor
British Empire
Cape Dorset
Arctic Circle
Fort Ross
Arctic Bay
Trans-Canada Highway Completion Aims By 1941 42
W G Robertson of the Ontario Motor League told an Eastern service club the trans-Canada highway could be finished by 1941 or 1942. He had returned from a northern Ontario tour with Minister T B McQuesten and praised rapid road work. He cited low cost hard surface roads at 2000 to 3000 dollars per mile and noted muskeg and bog land being crossed after blasting swampy areas.
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W. G. Robertson
Toronto
Ontario Motor League
Robertson
Ontario
T. B. McQuesten
Advertising as a Yearlong Maintenance Task
The note compares advertising to cleaning a walk, arguing it cannot be done once for the season and must be ongoing. It emphasizes regular upkeep and continuous effort to keep public messaging effective.
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Courtney
Ryley Cooper
Seattle
Jack Hammond
Fartheat
Tim
My Moon
Kenning
McKenzie Joe
Courtney Ryley Cooper
Lang
Kay Joyer
Wrangel
Wrangell
Alaska
Fea F
Wits Sugars Suvlsts
Assiniboine River
London
India
California
Sir Edward Beatty
Freeman OF
Cranbrook
Canadian Pacific
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific Railway
Crows’ Nest Pass
Kootenay
Edward
T. M Roberts
Sir Edward
G. H. Thompson
East Kootenay
Lydia F. Pinkham
Tony Anarey
Pinkham
Stamer Nascopie
Vicki VapoRub
VapoRub
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