Lesson on Mary anointing Jesus and Judas betrayal
The Bethany supper scene shows Mary anointing Jesus with costly ointment, Judas criticizing the act as waste. Jesus defends Mary, notes her deed honors him for burial, and predicts betrayal by Judas who seeks the chief priests for money. Peter’s denial foretold as disciples vow loyalty.
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Jerusalem
Mary
Mount of Olives
Martha
Lazarus
Simon the le
Simon
John
Rae
Mary Magdalene
Alabastron
Egypt
Judas Iscariot
Siad
Matthew
Zech
Galilee
Big Fish Pulls Dog Into River in Thames Incident
Two Woodstock boys fishing on the Thames north branch near the city entangled a large carp with a dog leash. After a desperate struggle the carp revived and both fish and dog fell into the river. Rescued, the dog and fish were retrieved and the fish was deemed dead.
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Oxford Gane
Fish Association
Woodstock
Thames
Movie Scenes Hidden in Plain Sight Across California Coast
Producer Harry Sheman announces that future Hopalong Cassidy films will carry the location of their scenes. The idea risks being underused, as viewers would be surprised to learn western coast settings were filmed along California shores. The piece also notes cast members and anecdotes about on set life, including Wayne Morris and Bing Crosby’s family.
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Harry She-man
Hopalong Cassidy” Pictures
France
California
Radio sport news and showbiz notes from a busy week
Up to the minute sport updates from CFRB Toronto with Wes McKnight at 7 40 p m weekdays and 8 p m Saturdays. Also tidbits about Gloria Blondell sailing lessons Edward Arnold losing weight Lionel Barrymore gaining five pounds James Stewart collecting harmonicas Joan Bennett salt pepper shakers and studio chatter about Deanna Durbin Cinderella budget John Payne rising star and Joe Penner backstage mishap with a wooden prop box during a broadcast.
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Wes McKnight
CFRB
Toronto
Gloria Blondell
Inlaw
Dick Powell
Edward Arnold
Lionel Barrymore
James Stewart
Joan Bennett
Universal
Deanna Durbin
John Payne
Warner Brothers
Joe Penner
Winnipeg River Flood Threat Prompts Mass Viewing at Norman Dam
In Kenora Ontario hundreds of sightseers watched as about 650000 cubic feet of water per second surged through the Winnipeg River channel near Norman Dam. The river crept within 18 inches of the 1927 flood level, with authorities warning the peak may come in 48 hours. Four Keewatin residents were displaced from homes as surrounding farmland and gardens faced two to three feet of inundation.
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Kenora
Ont
Norman Dam
Winnipeg
Keewatin
Former Coal Centre Now Ghost Town in Drumheller Valley
Drumheller Alta Wayne once employed 600 workers and is becoming a ghost town as the Jewel mine closes leaving fewer than 50 in operation. Homes are sold or moved while a new town, Rosedale Ferry, rises three miles east with a hotel nearing completion and many houses being built. Mine equipment from Wayne moves to the Cambrian mine at the ferry. Activity faded a year ago.
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Drumheller
Alta
Wayne
Drumheller Valley
Jewel
Rosedale Ferry
Ferry
Holstein Cow Sets New Canadian Milk Record At Age14
Maple Range Axle a pure bred Holstein cow owned by Wellington Sager and Gon of St George Ontario posted a new official ROP record for milk from a 14 year old cow. She produced 17179 pounds of milk and 582 pounds of fat in a year with six ROP records totaling 99482 pounds of milk and 3828 pounds of fat. The Saegers are neighbors of Hon Harry Nixon and Lawrence Sager is a past president of the Brant Holstein Breeders Club.
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Maple Range Axle
Wellington Sager & Gon
St. George
Ontario
Canada
Holstein-Friesian Association of Canada
Saegers
Harry ©. Nixon
Lawrence Sager
Brant
Chipmunk Flame Scene Praised in Times Poem
Robert Wistrand captures a chipmunk in amber light moving around tree trunks like a flame. The creature races along a branch with a powder blaze, then stops with a leaf burned, a candle eye and twitching jowl, described as flame swift and jewel fragile.
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Robert Wistrand
The
New York Times
Handwriting analysis aids troubled families and business use
A writer recalls a case of a young wife whose jailed husband improved after handwriting guidance helped him. The piece notes handwriting analysis boosts in business, insurance, and hiring, and invites readers to send samples for analysis with 10 cents per specimen to L Hibbert in Toronto, encouraging lengthy samples.
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L. Hibbert
West Adelaide St
Toronto
Ontario
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