Park Lane Mystery reveals Harlow’s secret plot Unfolding
In the Park Lane Mystery Chapter XIII, Mr. Stratford Harlow presses Miss Rivers for a confession of love or a marriage proposal while revealing a web of schemes. Carlton and Brown lurk outside as Harlow speaks of wealth, power, and a grand joke that could reshape lives.
Resourceful Butcher Versed in Hats and War Tales
A southeast Coast Town butcher raised funds after an air battle along the coast. He collected £15 from Red Cross efforts as two enemy planes' bullets killed hig chickens. He once raffled a Churchill themed hat for £10 and another for £5. He now wears a unique mix of hat styles, a nod to past quirk and wartime memory.
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Red Cross Society
Winston Churchill
Keep a Linen Suit Fresh with Simple Summer Cautions
The piece offers practical tips for maintaining a crisp linen suit in hot weather. It warns against lounging or wrinkling the fabric, sitting on edge of chairs, stepping on insects, smoking, or dancing. Readers are advised to stay in shade, avoid dust, and limit exertion, with additional notes on careful handling when reading and riding in cars.
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Royal Mint
Bufalo Courier-Express
Canadian Forces Uncover Grim Garden of War Burials in England
A group of Canadian soldiers clearing a campsite in England discover a grotto cemetery where eight dogs lie buried under weed cover. One weathered stone bears an impassioned epitaph begging future owners to spare the garden and remember the absent canine friend. They clear weeds and plant flowers in thanks.
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England
Precautions Taken by King George and Queen Elizabeth in London
Royal couple stays amid air raids as London shelters are checked daily and stocked with water biscuits and sweets. The shelter is heated weekly to prevent dampness. They have chairs a table a desk a telephone and the Queen’s knitting and radio. Both wear warm clothes with gas masks by their beds each night.
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King George
Queen Elizabeth
London
King
London park rails and gid bandstands go to war effort
Private owners urged to scrap historic metal railings and gid bandstands from London parks to aid military needs as part of the national scrap drive. Campaign emphasizes voluntary contributions of old fencing and related yard metal.
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London
Pasteurization of Milk Slightly Reduces Vitamin C
A brief note reports that pasteurizing milk leads to a small loss of vitamin C content. The finding suggests minimal nutritional impact for consumers seeking vitamin C from dairy.
New Way to a Youthful Figure issued by Winnipeg paper
A consumer health notice promotes a low calorie diet with sample meals and a 32 page booklet The New Way to a Youthful Figure from Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 176 McDermot Ave E Winnipeg Man It lists calorie counts for foods and suggests a 1200 calorie daily plan claiming two pounds weekly loss with a simple chart and recipes
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Mrs. Plump
Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg, Man
Vimny Memorial in France Declared Undamaged by Air Photographs
Prime Minister King told the House that an aerial photo shows no damage to the Vimny Memorial in France. Canadian reporters cited witnesses claiming the memorial and nearby cemeteries were bombed, but Germany denied the destruction.
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France
King
House of Comanuns
Air Ministry
Portes
Rogland
Dunkirk
Edwin S. Johnson
Viry Hidge
Douai
Caution on Using Lead Cans for Food Canning
The Dominion Department of Agriculture warns against using terne plate cans for canning as they contain lead and pose poisoning risks. Only dedicated food cans, lead free, from hardware stores or mail order houses should be used for fruits vegetables meats or fish.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Gems of Thought on Work and Labor
A compact collection of quoted maxims on labor and work ethic. Authors include William Ellery Channing Phillips Brooks Charley M Schwab Mary Baker Eddy Sir Joshua Reynolds and Dwight. The quotes celebrate labor as a driver of national strength fortune joy and personal virtue with emphasis on love of work.
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Sir Joshua Reynolds
Women win flower naming contest at World’s Fair Gardens
Five women from the Federated Garden Clubs of New York edge five men in a name-the-flower contest at the Gardens on Parade exhibit. Each entry names 25 flowers with common and Latin names, totaling 83 points for the women and 169 for the men. A new elastic glass enables stretchable garters and belts. Tokyo residents gain four hours daily of running water.
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Federated Garden Clubs of
New York
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