Made With Bones Hair Oddments by Prisoners of War
Prisoners of war fashioned detailed ship models from improvised tools and camp refuse. At Parker Gallery in London a Napoleonic era display showcases hulls rigging sails and copper guns built from bones ivory and string, with personal trinkets repurposed as fittings.
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Embroidery Pattern Offer From Hox 1 423 Eighteenth St
A sewing pattern advertisement invites readers to send twenty five cents in coins for Pattern 662 featuring bird and fruit motifs suitable for towels curtains and cloths. The offer mentions six motifs across six inches and asks readers to mail to Hox 1 423 Eighteenth St New Toronto Ont.
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Why Don't They Tell The Folks About Bank Charge Change
A Financial Post writer argues banks must inform customers of policy shifts in advance. A Canadian savings depositor faced 25 cent monthly charges after exceeding the free cheque limit, effective Jan 1, 1949. He received no notice and learned only from his bank book.
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Trees Return Shade After Heat Wave in Ontario Garden Note
The writer recalls an intense heat wave with no shade and contrasts it with trees now fresh with leaves. They describe spring grain sprouting, cherry trees blooming, and a garden being planted with help from Honey the cat and a playful dog. The scene includes the Niagara Escarpment, birds, and a fond view of the landscape.
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Birds and poems stir farm memories and questions
A reflective note blends bird songs with Wordsworth and The Reverie of Poor Susan. The writer muses on farm life, cats and birds, family strains, and past regrets, urging patience, faith, and care for buildings while contemplating life on the farm.
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Mistakes Made By Leaving the Farm for a Small Town
Mrs H B recounts moving to town 25 years ago, missing neighbor gatherings and farm life. She notes improvements like roads and electrification, but laments not staying to help rural life and misses the green pastures, cattle, and poultry sounds.
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Modern Etiquette Q and A on Invitations and Guests
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions about mailing wedding invitations two to three weeks ahead and how a guest should thank the hostess. She also advises hosts to provide new decks for bridge and poker parties, equating worn cards to unkempt attire.
Jesus Sentenced to Death and Pilate’s Dilemma
A lesson on the trial of Jesus before Pilate, the Barabbas choice, and the decision to crucify him. The reflection contrasts Pontius Pilate’s self interest with moral accountability and notes modern readers face similar choices between self and Christ.
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