Westminster to install new organ for King Edward VIII coronation
Westminster Abbey plans a new organ for the coronation of King Edward VIII. The project costs about £20,000 with £5,000 already donated anonymously and hopes to raise the rest without a public appeal. The present organ, 200 years old, has required patches and repairs and a section is out of action.
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Edward
Westminster Abbey
Edward VIII
Westminster
Foxley Norris
Tin Cans and Icebergs Timings Highlight Odd Facts
Amitha produced tins by hand at sixty per day while icebergs can take up to two centuries to melt, illustrating slow processes in material making and natural ice dynamics.
Fleming's Folly Moves Toward Irrigation Scheme
In Boone County a meeting on forming an irrigation company ends amid tension. Buzz Hamilton shoots at Fleming after accusing him of trying to influence Helen, while Buster Townsend is wounded. Buzz is jailed for three years, and Fleming and Helen plan a smaller dam project, amid robbery and mounting conflict.
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Link Fleming
Boone County
Buzz Hamilton
Helen
Link
Kilgo
Fleming
Buzz
Buster Townsend
Torney
Rawhide
Roper
Roper Kilgo
Jackpot
Mell
Sheriff Ames Stephen
Ames
Otto Pieper
Bura
Burr
Ayaa
Triple H
Hamilton
Jackpot Mell
Dont Guess But Know To a person to ask about Aspirin safety
The piece urges consulting a family doctor about daily headache relief and highlights Aspirin as a fast, proven remedy for headaches and pains. It notes aspirin’s safety for regular use by the average person, mentions it is made in Canada, and flags Bayer as the trademark with a cross logo on tablets.
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Canada
Bayer Company, Limited
Bayer
Helen
Ames
Aspirin and a Silver Creek mystery in Boone County
Helen describes a bank holdup as she and Link discuss a daring plan to move funds and flee. A leather cuff hints at clues as they eye a ranch and chase a shooter named Berrens tied to Soak Torney’s death and dynamite at Link’s stove. The group debates loans and escape.
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Boone County
Stephen
Berrens
Soak Torney
Link
Helen
Otto Pieper
Otto
Roper Kilgo
Hombre
Bonded reunion turns tense as Buzz Hamilton threats loom
In a Rawhide horseback escape, Buzz Hamilton, fresh from parole, clashes with Link Fleming and Helen. Buzz rails at Fleming's alleged manipulation while Link warns of parole jeopardy and demands restraint as they ride out.
To Be Continued Roper Kilgo Pardons and Schemes
A fragment hints at political machinations and factional schemes. References include Roper Kilgo and a plan to control resources while spending down Helen's funds. The text ends with a tease of continuation.
Alberta Master Code Sets Price Controls and Licensing
The General Master Code binding all Alberta retail trade fixes both maximum and minimum prices and is approved by the provincial government. Minister E C Manning says regulations will cap licensing fees at 2 dollars, with 1 dollar for each additional license, and a general store license covers all merchandise. The code takes effect April 1.
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Alberta
E. C. Manning
Trade and Industry
Renewal of Relief Act Placed on Commons Order Paper
Hon Norman Rogers minister of labor moved a resolution to renew the relief act for another year. The act lapses at fiscal year end and needs renewal to continue grants to provinces for unemployment relief. He said the bill removes the blank cheque elements and will require parliamentary approval of appropriations.
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House of Commons
Norman Rogers
Little Helps For This Week In Your Patience
Passage reflects on patience as a spiritual discipline. It cites Luke 21 19 and urges calm, faith, and submission despite hardship. It notes peace comes from within not from outward ease and that resistance to suffering worsens the trial.
Origin Of Bitter End From Ship Bitts Definition
The phrase bitter end originates from nautical use where bitt means a pair of posts on a ship’s deck used to anchor rope. When the bitter end is paid out there is no rope left to wind around the bitts.
Foreign inventor may patent in US if no prior grant abroad
A foreign inventor may obtain a United States patent for the same invention provided that a patent has not already been granted to him for that invention in another country outside the United States.
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United States
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