Good Natured Feol Good Natured Feol By R. H. WILKINSON
Max Jordans are a model couple until Sylvia wins beauty contests and travels to Mendere and Hollywood. Max grows lonely and eyes Elsie Parker, who urges him to fetch Sylvia back. Sylvia letters say separation is impossible, but she returns after a mistaken belief that they must part. Max forgives and welcomes her home.
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Max Jordans
Max
Sylvia
Village Welfare Society
Mendere
Hollywood
O.K
Elsie Parker
Elsie
Ted Thornton
Darling
They Live at Other Animals Expense in the Wild
The article recounts parasitic feeding among animals, showing how the pelican, gull, and frigate-bird steal fish from each other. It highlights the wolverine as a cunning thief that outsmarts traps, devouring bait and baited traps before moving on.
Control of wild oats via seed coat cracking and shallow tillage
University of Saskatchewan agronomist Prof. L B Shebeski explains that breaking the seed coat of wild oats via fall shallow tillage and spring aeration helps germination so tillage can kill the plants. He cites Lacombe Alberta trials showing reduced oats when seeding is delayed and tillage timing aligns with germination.
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L. B. Shebeski
University of Saskatchewan
North Saskatchewan
Shebeski
Nature
Prof
Lacombe
Alta
The Tragedy of Saul in Biblical Narrative
A Sunday school lesson reflecting on Saul the first king of Israel. It traces his rise with God giving him a new heart, his disobedience in offering sacrifice, sparing Amalekites, and blaming others. It notes his jealousy, malice, anger toward David, and eventual downfall culminating in his death after seeking the witch of Endor.
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Samuel
David
Behond
Saul
Endor
Eleven O Clock Breath Combination Coffee Dispenser
Office beverage device offers hot coffee or cold water via push buttons. Serves drinks in sanitary paper cups.
Arrival in Bristol Village Alaska A Teacher’s Visit
A bush pilot ferries two newcomers to Bristol Village Alaska on a sunlit hushed day two miles from the schoolhouse. Eskimos and Aleuts greet with warmth as the visitors plan a classroom opening and share hopes of friendly relations in the Arctic.
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Bristol Village
Bristol Bay
Bristol
Bill
Esther
Sev
Eral
North Pole
Alaska
Laura Buchan
Jerry Allen
Needless Dollar Fuss Over Currency at the Border
A Financial Post column argues Canadians should not discount U.S. dollars at par, noting historical imbalances and explaining that Canada’s stronger dollar reflects supply and demand. It urges American visitors to exchange to U.S. currency and highlights cross-border economic tensions.
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U.S
Canada
Financial Post
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