Women’s War Work and African Safari Authors Featured
Barbara Baines writes on Salvation Army war service in Canada and overseas with Red Shield Huts aiding soldiers. Osa Johnston and husband tell their adventurous life in Married Adventure, praised as a Book of the Month Club selection with 83 illustrations. A lemon pudding recipe closes the page.
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Salvation Army
England
Canada
Exhibition Camp
Gregory Clarke
Valcartier Camp
Petawawa
Camp Borden
Army
Niagara-on-the Lake
Vincent Massey
Aldershot
Osa
Martin Johnston
Martin
Los Angeles
Jones
Osa Leighty
South Sea Islands
Jack London
Paris
New York
Kansas
Pal
Ufe
Ot Osa
America
Africa
Early Summer Dishes By Katharine Baker
Summer menus shift to light cool dishes with quick desserts and salads. The piece gives two jelly based recipes using raspberry and lemon flavors with pineapple juice banana mayonnaise cheese and pimientos plus a garnish idea with watercress and tomatoes. The tone invites outdoor meals and simple elegant presentation.
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Katharine Baker
Kruschen Salts Promises Daily Vitality And Work Drive
An advertisement extols Kruschen Salts as a daily aid to loyalty to self and work. It claims the mineral salts clear body wastes and poisons with small dissolving doses, eliminating bloating and strong laxative effects. Priced at 25c 45c 75c.
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Empire
Tested Ham Recipes For Quick Meals And Picnics
The article presents ham and smoked shoulder ideas for quick meals with hot and cold options. It outlines baked ham with tomatoes and maple glaze, ham sandwiches with cheese spread, a peanut ham combination, and ham salads with eggs and celery served on lettuce or bread.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Canadian Half Hour broadcast on CBC network Sundays
Picture shows two letters received by the BBC in London as fans praise Sandy Macpherson’s organ programme. The second broadcast in the series will air on CBC National Network on Sunday at 3 00 pm.
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Empire
Sandy Macpherson
CBC
BBC
London
CASF
Sandy
We Sold the Piano and a New Look Arrived
Two men in a truck removed the pre war piano paid for long ago as a sign of change. The living room shifted from a relic to a streamlined lamp powered space with the wall saying the room cannot hold both. The piano, once central, lingered as a family memory and a doorway for photos and hats.
There Is No Old Piano Left Behind
A reflective reminiscence on a family's old piano as a keeper of memories from childhood to weddings. The piece contrasts the piano’s stories with a modern radio replacing it, noting the warmth and personal history tied to the instrument and urging against selling it.
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Latin America
Rio Grande
Cape Horn
Andes
Newcastle
South America
Betsy
Danny
Weill
Confused Passenger Demands Stop Belatedly Alight
A traveler aboard a streetcar protests believing it is a lunch wagon and asks the conductor to let him off at the next stop. The exchange captures a humorous misperception during transit.
Invitation to contributing personal items for The Herald
The Herald invites readers to submit social and personal items and to mention guests in the newspaper. Call or phone The Herald Office. our number is 8.
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the Herald
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Barbara Baines
WAR Services
Book Review
Marriel Adventure
Osa Johnston
Kruschert
HAM
Clark’s Pork and Beans
Christie's
Grahams Pie
Crisco
Min. Carroll’s Cleanser Hawes
LUX & Po
Texas
Main Street
Georgetown
Belle Shelley
Momma
Dad
Brotier
Gene Kropa
Christian Science Monitor
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