Mrs Miniver Triumphs At Village Flower Show
In wartime Beldon Hall hosts a village flower show with the anticipated Rose Cup. Stationmaster James Ballard wins the top prize for a flower nicknamed Mrs Miniver, while Lady Beldon secures the second prize amid crowd cheers and mixed emotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Beldon
Beldon Hall
Glee Club
James Ballard
Lost Waton Canadian Seaman in Assiniboine Sinking
Ordinary Seaman Kenneth Watson the youngest rated aboard H.M.C.S. Assiniboine was the sole Canadian lost when the destroyer rammed and sank a German U boat after a close range battle. Watson hailed from Revelstoke British Columbia. Mrs Miniver scenes of war unfold in England as a village watches a bombing raid while a church service honors the fallen and mourns a bell ringer and a young girl married at the altar two weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.M.C.S. Assiniboine
Kenneth Watson
Watson
Revelstoke
B.C
Vin
Lady Eeldon
England
James Ballard
Pslam
Fowler
Smiles and Snaps Around The Dinner Table
A collection of light quips and one liners set at a dining scene with Mary and her father. Jokes cover marriage quirks a stubborn debt and a wry take on rural life in Glasgow with an American soldier's offbeat banter about burying the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
States
Birch oil replaces synthetic wintergreen in multiple products
Scientists estimate Prussian amber to be 40,000,000 years old. Birch oil is taking the place of synthetic wintergreen oil used in drugs, disinfectants, insect powders, candies and chewing gum.
Good Letter Writing Made Easy Guide
A Home Service booklet from Winnipeg News Es 173 McDermot Ave offers grammar fixes and sample letters. It teaches picking high spots, using picture phrases, and correcting common errors. It includes 24 model letters for business, friendly, and social correspondence and costs 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Midge
Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newses
McDermot Ave. E
Grampus 4To keep away from Poisonous snake 12 Golf term 13 Ointmen 14 Hawaiian dish 15 Fetter 317 To recon noiter 19 Head organ 20 South American armadillo 21 Seed covering 23 Frustra'ed 27 Path 29 Barren 30 Brother of Odin 31 Goat 32 Sylvan demigod 34 Carpet 35 Symbol for actinium 36 To portend 37 Digging tool 39 Briefest 42 Gems of maples 43 Charge against another's Property 44 Unthinking 46 Harmless North Amer ican snake 48 Bishop o1 American author 52 Unfit 54 Born VERTICAL 1 Goddess of the harvest 2 Cheer 3 Vertebrate's skull 4 Requests & Manservant & Palm leaf Answer to 7 Four 8 Loses hope 9 To the Soft 10 French corn 11 Fruit seed 16 Young horse 18 Colloquial: droll fellow 20 Turned to one side 21 Tapestry 22 Insect 24 Abhors 25 To escape 26 To discour age 28 Private 33 Arabian seaport 34 Automatic 36 French cheese 38 Just gone by 40 More aged 41 Figurative use of a word 45 Emmets 46 To imitate 47 Beetle 48 By 49 Not many 60 Cost 63 Greek letter
Puzzle-like list of clues covering varied terms from anatomy to geography and language. Includes science terms, historical names, and mixed wordplay across multiple categories. Appears to be a crossword style grid with numbered hints and some OCR glitches in several entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odin
Arabian Seaport
BC log stocks in reserve near zero says lands minister
British Columbia has practically no log stocks in reserve due to a labor shortage. Lands Minister Gray noted that normally during this period there would be between 200,000,000 and 300,000,000 feet of logs in the water awaiting shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Gray
Sees Through Solids Inventor Gains Army Review
An inventor from Sydney Nova Scotia claims to see through solid objects up to 12 feet thick and has submitted the device to the New South Wales section of the army invention directorate which said the invention is on the right track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
N.S.W
New South Wales
Army Invention Directorate
Canada’s Minerals Deposits of Rich Value Across Canada
Canada hosts numerous mineral deposits of great value including amber bentonite corundum diatomite feldspar graphite mica and phosphate rock. The article highlights the abundance and economic potential of these minerals across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Thrilling Sea Trip From Islands to Australia
Aboard a 19 ton schooner fleeing the Japanese, eleven unskilled crew members reached Auckland. Led by Rev. E. C. Leadley and including Dr. A. G. Rutter Miss E. Harkness and Miss V. Cannon the group sailed 1000 miles from the Solomon Islands to Mackay Australia. Only one crewman was an experienced seaman a cripple who had sailed thirty years prior. Five men and six women comprised the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
New Zealand
E. C. Leadley
A. G. Rutter
E. Harkness
V. Cannon
Solomon Islands
Mackay
Australia
Housewife Walks Eight Miles Daily in Domestic Duties
A housewife reports trekking about eight miles each day as part of her standard domestic routine, illustrating the physical scope of everyday chores and errands in her household.
Greek sculpture and architecture endure through 25 centuries
A concise note highlights the lasting legacy of ancient Greek art and structures, tracing influence across millennia. Prominent achievements in sculpture and architecture are cited as durable cultural pillars, shaping Western aesthetics and monumental design through modern eras.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Ballard
Ballard
Carol
Mrs. Miniver
Papa
Mary
Gurgess
Home Service
Fis
Grampus
Schoone
Toronto
Stanley Park
Vancouver
Associated Screen Studios