Marriage and flight bonds amid loss in Daravale
Gunnar consoles Sarah Lynn after tragedy and debates survival of the fittest while plans for a wedding unfold. Sarah faces doubt, family support, and vows to honor the fallen, then prepares to fly with Kit Medill, risking a stunt that tests trust and courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnar
Lynn Dana
Lynn
Sarah Lyn
Sally Ann
Sarah Lyi
Dana
Old Penny
Couras
Duncan
Joe
Sarah Lynn
Vane
Young Bill
Cee
Sis
Norway
Golty
Vance le Roy
Old Pete
Witly Medill
Kit
Sarah
Ems
le Roy
Bent
Kitty
Sarsh Lynn
Conrad Jordan
Kitty Medill
Fiery Itching Toes and Feet Remedies Promoted by Chemists
A readable OCR fragment discusses remedies for burning itching toes and feet sold by chemists. It mentions a product called Mouse's Emersd vel and suggests the preparation is safe and effective in relieving discomfort. The text is unclear but centers on treatment accessibility and confidence in cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce
Bere
Bere. © Tish Sa Bseom, Iter: Toes. Ara Vowiner
Gmsiehily
Apy Tewern Drug
France Seeks Fifteen Billion Francs for Defense
Paris correspondent of The Argonaut notes France needs 15 billion francs for national defense. Finance minister Reynaud uses la Patrie to justify sacrifices, drawing mixed reactions as the public accepts the appeal without open debate. The Patrie word evokes solemnity and strong emotional responses among French citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynaud
Paris
The
Argonaut
France
Mr. Reynaud
Artist Blair Hughes-Stanton Corrects Foot Drawing Slip
Blair Hughes-Stanton, son of the late Sir Herbert, admits a minor lapse in his London exhibition. He overlooked a mistaken toe placement and discovered it himself during the private view.
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Blair Hughes-Stanton
E. A
Sir Herbert Hughes-Stanton
London
Southwold Earthwork Among Canada’s Unique Aboriginal Fortifications
The Southwold Earthwork near St. Thomas Ontario is a rare double walled fort from Attiwandaronk origins. It sits within a moat like ditch and shows palisaded walls, flint arrowheads, bone needles, and ceremonial cannibalism remains. Canadian archaeologists and Smithsonian officials deem it Canada’s sole site of its kind.
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Canada
National Parks Bureau
Department of Mines and Resources
Ottawa
St. Thomas
Ontario
Smithsonian Institute of Washington
Free Democracies Have The Highest Standard Of Living
Transport Minister Howe defends "bad government" before Dalhousie Alumni Association claiming free democracies enjoy the highest living standards today. He argues democracies avoid war to impose bad governance elsewhere and value free speech, passes, and pulpits not available under totalitarian regimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transport
Howe
Dalhousie University Alumni Association
Daily Press
Dalhousie
Time On The Moon’s Day and Night Cycle Explained
The moon’s slow axial rotation causes long sunlit periods on one face as it orbits the sun. Earth’s orbit makes the same point on the moon return beneath the sun after about one extra revolution each year.
Tourists spend less in Canada in 1938 than 1937
Canada’s Dominion Bureau reports visitors spent 273.431 million in 1938 down from 290.581 million in 1937. U S visitors accounted for 259 million vs 274 million in 1937 while overseas visitors spent 14.683 million vs 16.972 million. Canadians abroad spent 123.913 million, with 103.956 million in the United States, and overseas travel by Canadians was 19.957 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
United States
Use of Animal Skins for Water Making Industries
The United States uses skins from 20 million cattle 14 million calves 50 million goats 35 million sheep 2 million horses and various other animals including alligators deer elk kangaroos lizards seals sharks and snakes for its water making industries.
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United States
Exeter man turns to skilled handwork after blindness
Fred G. Carver of Exeter New Hampshire adapts to blindness and becomes expert with hammer knife chisel and saw. Dealers keep him busy filling orders for his fine handiwork. Diet and stars are referenced in the surrounding notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Carver
Exeter
N.H
Stony brain disease linked to parathyroid failure
A report to the American Medical Association explains a brain condition described as hardening into stone when the parathyroid glands in the neck fail to function. Dr. McKendree Eaton and Dr. Samuel Haines of Rochester, Minnesota, state these glands regulate calcium use in the body for proper bone building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
McKendree Eaton
Samuel Haines
Rochester
Minn
Vast Historic Importance of Royal North American Visit Declared
French writer Gabriel Hanotaux praised the planned visit of King George and Queen Elizabeth to North America as a landmark event. In Le Journal he argued the trip would define colonial empire meaning, highlighting Canada’s loyalty, riches, and potential for future labor under Britain and France.
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North America
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Gabriel Hanotaux
Frech Academy
le Journal
Paris
Canada
France
Samuel de Champlain
Peré Marquette
Jacques Cartier
Walter Rateigh
William Penn
Hanotaux
Great Britain
Praise Canadian Turkeys in British Trade
The Fish Trades Gazette lauds Canadian turkeys as the best in demand for British buyers. They note Canadian birds are pricier than Continental but superior in weight accuracy and age, with uniform grading and young birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Trades Gazette
Canada Germany Trade Shifts in Year End Figures
For the fiscal year ending March 31 Canada reported exports to Germany rising by 5.54 million dollars while imports from Germany fell by 1.28 million. Germany's imports to Canada totaled 10.12 million and exports to Germany reached 17.80 million.
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Canada
Germany
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Scrap Lynn
Daravale
Dad
Suga Pennington
Lydia
Pinkham
Christies Graham Bed
Wiche Eglase
Southwold
Albania
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Ethiopia
Firestone Chain
RCE
Deal
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