Glittering All That Glitters Chapter XII Preview
In a Georgia room Christopher Bande recovers from a head wound as Sande asks if he will live. Tamar stays by his side while Knox Randolph sits in a chair and Dr Forrester regulates his care. Tamar reads aloud as they discuss his future.
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Christopher Bande
Tamar
Georgia
Sande
Knox Randolph
Cricket Hill
Dr. Forrester
Maris
Phoebe
Andy
Tam
Ald Gran
Big House
Maris Randolph
Tamar Randolph
Ranny
Demas
Knox
Shadwell morning scene with Tamar and Sande
Tamar and Christopher Sande share breakfast on the terrace at Shadwell. Phoebe and Aristotle aided his ascent. Tamar admires his recovery while contemplating her own social plans and a possible dinner with Ransome Todd and Selby.
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Tamar
Dan
Phoebe
Aristotle
Tarar
Christopher
Christopher Sande
Ranny
Maria
Selby
Darling
Saskatchewan Red Cross Outpost Hospitals 1941 Report
The 1941 Saskatchewan Red Cross Outpost Hospitals served nine outposts with 1,450 new adult cases and 391 infants requiring 16 379 hospital days. Nursing visits to 382 district homes and 1 827 in-home care cases supplemented inpatient care, totaling 4 050 people served across nine communities by Red Cross nurses in its twenty second year.
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Saskatchewan Red Cross
Red Cross
Saskeatchewan
Department of Red Cross
Bhutan Exports Horses From Himalayan Region
The kingdom of Bhutan lies on the southern slope of the Himalaya in Asia and exports horses as its principal product.
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Kingdom of
Bhutan
Himalaya Mountains
Asia
Women Turbo Aircraft Plant Efficiency at Winnipeg TC A
In Winnipeg the Trans Canada Airlines maintenance base shows one seventh of workers are women. Superintendent James T. Bain says training women for productive machine work proved worthwhile as women excel in repetitive tasks and boost morale. Specific workers, May MacMaster and Maxine Dixon, illustrate precision instrument work, while Mary Goslak handles ignition and harness tasks in a demanding accessory shop.
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Trans Canada Air Lines
Winnipeg
T.C
James T. Bain
T.C.A. Maintenance and Overhaul Department
Maxine Dixon
Axis intrigue amid Chiang visit on Khyber frontier
Reports claim Axis efforts to incite revolt on India's back door see Chiang Kai-Shek addressing frontier tribes in the Khyber Pass. London notices allege Axis agents supply light war gear and wireless sets to tribes, with Japanese agents urging Kabul politicians to revolt for Afghan access to British Baluchistan and the Arabian Sea.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Khyber Pass
India
London
Kabul
Afghanistan
Baluchistan
Arabian Sea
Teacher Corrects Double Negative Grammar Joke
A classroom anecdote shows a teacher asking Roland to fix the sentence I didn't have no fun at the sea side. He quips to get a boyfriend as the correction, highlighting humor in a grammar lesson.
Beneficial War Time Gardening Boosts Health and Yields
Guidance on growing vegetables amid wartime labor shifts and shortages, noting no major seed shortages in Canada, emphasis on early ordering, and optimal spacing for crops like lettuce spinach carrots beets beans peas potatoes corn and tomatoes to maximize yield while easing demands on labor and supplies.
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Canada
Denmark
Holland
Hungary
Great Britain
United States
Gems of Thought on Truth and Love Across Thinkers
A collection of aphorisms from Evarts Cudworth Azel Backus Mary Baker Eddy Silvio Pellico and an unidentified writer. The quotes explore truth as a universal force and its tension with love and understanding. They reflect on truth guiding reason conscience and divine verities amid ignorance and vice.
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Azel Backus
Mary Baker Eddy
Silvio Pellico
Hitchcock
A Proper Diet Nutritionist Tells How To Live To 150
Dr Flora Rose retired Cornell dean says a disciplined diet can yield a 150 year lifespan with vigorous health. She cites a daily milk pint two vegetables two fruits citrus and whole grain bread plus vitamin concentrates for sedentary lives.
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Flora Rose
Cornell University Home Economics Department
Gift from Indian Chief Distributed to Bombed London Orphans
Clothing funded by Indian Chief Peter Moses of the Yukon district tribe was distributed by Southwark's mayor to children orphaned by bombing in London. The gesture reflects wartime relief efforts extending from colonial ties to the British capital's vulnerable districts.
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Peter Moses
Southwark
England
London
Pepper supplies stretch across years despite rising costs
Reports indicate ample pepper reserves lasting two to three years for households in Canada and the United States, with Dutch East Indies sales strong before the war. While overall stock is adequate, extended storage and related costs are driving some spice prices upward.
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Canada
United States
Dutch East Indies
German dental crisis hits wartime Germany
With many dentists in military service nationwide, toothaches spread in Germany as the Koelnische Zeitung reports a shortage of practitioners. The paper urges patience and to seek a dentist only when pain is severe or chewing is seriously impaired.
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Germany
Koelnische Zeitung
Cologne
Japanese War Ethics Questioned After Pilot Shooting
A postwar critique notes that machine-gunning a pilot who bailed from a crippled plane is widely condemned and that such acts by the Japanese provoke strong moral outrage.
Phoenicians Claim Sand From Belus River in Glass Invention
Ancient sources attribute the invention of glass to the Phoenicians who reportedly used sand from the Belus River in its manufacture.
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Belus
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