All That Glitters Ends In Cantankerous Danger
Tamar learns Louie and Therese died in a mountain plane crash with a missing ransom strongbox. Knox Randolph and daughter Tamar return to Shadwell as a watcher suspects an accomplice lurks, while Ranny contemplates patrolling with a gun before police arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamar
Louie
Therese
Taylor
Atlanta
Randolph
Knox Randolph
Tahlahneka I
Knox
Shadwell
Ranny
Ranay
Hanns
Phoebe
Tam
Aristotle
Ransome
Cricket Hill
Stafford
Tom
Bilsie
Tantar
Tamah
Chile
Todd
Egg Quality Emphasis for Farm Handling and Exports
The article urges careful handling of eggs from farm to consumer to preserve quality, noting a three cent export bonus for Grade A eggs to Britain. It cites dirty nests, muddy yards, and outdoor birds as causes of losses, recommends daily collection in hot months, cooling, and packing practices for frequent marketings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Canada
Nail shortages rattle Brantford contractor’s work
A Brantford contractor faced high war era nail scarcities that stalled his job. He vented by the car where a long spike punctured a tire, illustrating everyday wartime material stress and its concrete mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brantford
Life Begins at 40 boosts midlife confidence
A Winnipeg newspaper ad promotes Walter B. Pitkin’s Life Begins at 40, arguing 40s can mark a turning point. It cites Dr J A Britton on efficiency, examples like Beethoven and Michelangelo, and offers a 32 page condensed booklet for 15 cents through Home Service Dept. Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Pitkin
J. A. Britton
American Medical Association
Whittlesey House
Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Smile a While Comic Snippets From Daily Life
A collection of humorous exchanges and quips from a reading evening and street scenes. Jokes range from medical debt to racehorses, bath time telephones, nagging wives, and playful mishearing of common phrases. Quick vignettes show everyday foibles with light, dated humor.
Rubber requirements for tires and tubes on planes
Planes need 33 to 96 pounds of rubber for tires plus 24 to 55 pounds for inner tubes.
Rubber Salvage And War Savings Certificates
Old scrap rubber can be reclaimed and reused. Reclaimed rubber mixed with crude rubber forms a compound usable in many products for military and civilian use. Buy War Savings Certificates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orn
Marco
Crown Brand
Dow
Canada Search Home Service
P.O. Boa
Winnipeg
Anne Tedlock Brooks
Read
Selbyister
Ladies Aid
Postum
Toronto
Westmount
Quebec
Montreal
Movin
Borm
Klay
Kellogg Company of Canada Limited
Home Service
EN Pitkin
Ministry of Information
Bill
Bettina
Testa
Proveil
Gwan
Jones
Brown
Jake
City Hall
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