Happily Ever After In A Difficult Marriage
Mollie recalls a failing dream of a perfect life with Joe as marital strain peaks. After a bitter argument, she escapes to a luxury penthouse party where a woman reveals loneliness, danger, and a warning that true happiness requires real shared life not illusions. Mollie realizes Joe is what matters and seeks to reconcile before it’s too late.
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Mollie
Joe
Abe
Fifth Avenue
Dale Bushman
Dale
Dave
Sir
Garden notes on transplanting and early planting advice
Garden notes stress choosing stout stock and minimal root exposure during transplanting. Experts advise firming soil, watering deeply, and staggering vegetable sowings every ten to fourteen days to extend harvests, with warm season shortages looming due to war related labor and machinery limits.
India Rubber Production Hopes Surge for War Needs
India expects a strong rubber output this year to cover domestic consumption and supply British and American forces in India, signaling a push to meet wartime demands through increased production and distribution.
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Wing
India
World Economic Council Proposed by FBI for Postwar Trade
The Federation of British Industries urges creation of an International Economic Council to direct world trade after the war. The council would stimulate needs and supplies, steer trade to beneficial channels, and coordinate efforts to raise living standards globally while preventing any country from forcing goods on others.
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International Economic Council
Federation of British Industries
F.B.I
German Navy Reconditioning Tirpitz Stalled 18 Months
Labor to refit the crippled battle cruiser Tirpitz in Kaafjord has yielded no progress for 18 months. The sister ship Gneisenau remains in disrepair with bows and gun turrets removed in the Polish port of Gdynia, now Germanys main naval base replacing Kiel.
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Tirpitz
Gneisenau
Scharnhorst
Gdynia
Kiel
Germany
Adventurer spirit built the British Empire, says Lord Elton
Lord Elion secretary of the Rhodes Trust reminds that no government planned expansion overseas. British explorers and pioneers forged a world wide Commonwealth through trading settling exploring and preaching, often unknowingly driving imperial growth. The war shows the continued need for adventurers as Britain looks to the postwar era. Stratford Beacon-Herald.
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Lord Elion
Rhodes Trust
England
Britain
Spain
France
Napoleon
Zanzibar
Rajah Brooke
Sarawak
Lord Elton
Stratford Beacon-Herald
An Airman's Trade Turned to Night Watch Duties
A wartime exchange reveals a joke about an airman’s duty turning from sleep to night watch. The dialog centers on a playful misunderstanding of the phrase Turn out as a call to turn over kites, highlighting humor amid military life and routine.
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Air Force
Turner
Itching Scalp Home Treatment Adpromising Quick Relief
An advertisement promotes Moone's Emerald Oil mixed with olive oil for itchy scalp with no surface rash. Apply daily to the roots, rub in, then shampoo every fourth day with soap. Continue two weeks for healing and disappearing dandruff, with a money back guarantee if dissatisfied. Emerald Oil is sold by druggists everywhere.
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Moone
Ruggists
Sweet Tooth as a World Sugar Tale by Edna Jacques
The essay traces sugar’s journey from India to Europe and the Americas, noting how sweetness shapes meals and culture. It cites Canada’s large sugar use, weekly coupons, and cannery canning allowances, contrasting abundance with wartime shortages and daily meals.
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Edna Jacques
India
China
Egypt
Sicily
Spain
Siam
Ceylon
Java
America
Cuba
North American
Housing Poultry Shelters Urged for Canadian Farms
Canada faces a poultry housing shortage. Dominion Department of Agriculture urges colony houses and range shelters to prevent piling and ill effects on growing chicks. Advice includes two range shelters per colony house and teaching birds to use them.
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Canada
Dominion’ Department of Agriculture
Weyburn Name Likely Reused For Canadian Corvette
In the House of Commons navy minister Angus L. Macdonald stated Weyburn may be assigned to a new Canadian corvette after the original Weyburn was sunk with guns blazing in an engagement with an enemy submarine. He noted it is common to reuse names after a ship is lost.
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S. Weyburn
Angus L. Macdonald
House of Commons
Weyburn
Anne Adams Pattern 4599 Offers Thin Apron From One Yard
Imagine a chic apron cut from one yard of fabric with Pattern 4599. Available sizes small, medium, and large with varying yardage. Send 20 cents to the Anne Adams Pattern Dept in Winnipeg and include size name address and style number. Delivery may be slower due to pattern mailing delays.
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Sy Anne Adams
Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Night-club youth questioned by singer in LA Times tale
A club scene vignette describes a boyish patron flirting with a cabaret singer who replies with a stern retort about returning home to care for a child his own age, highlighting a contrast between innocence and grown-up pretense.
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Shippey
Los Angeles Times
All Bran Helps Constipation Says Kellogg Ad
A Kellogg's advertisement touts All Bran as a natural remedy for constipation. It promotes daily servings with milk or sprinkled on cereals, urges ample water intake, and notes availability in two sizes. The copy credits Kellogg's in London, Canada.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
London
Canada
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Regina
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