Jonathan Transforms to London Beau at Elite Inn
Jonathan Hale curbs his Puritan past and, under Matt Tucker’s tutoring, wins big at cards while visiting a London gentry tavern. After a duel with Captain Shattuck, he earns honor and the favor of Sir Maurice Blaine, who offers Pall Mall houses for lease, signaling Jonathan’s ascent in London society.
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London
Jonathan
Matt Tucker
John Hale
Dragoons
Tucker
Hale
Maurice Blaine
Maurice
Mons. Deny
Denys
England
Capt
Shattuck
Dragoon
Damme
Onathan
Sir Maurice
Blaine
Pall Mall
Halé
Selected Recipes Plum Pudding Guide
A step by step plum pudding recipe with grated carrot and potato components, suet, spices, dried fruit, and brown sugar. Includes instructions for steaming in moulds or individual cups, re steaming, and a Foamy Sauce for serving.
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Benson’s
Britain Wins War by Eliminating Luxury Trades
Government dictates cut luxury production and curbs spending to fund the war effort. A 100 percent purchase tax hits silk dresses, leather goods, fur, glass, and jewelry. Silk stockings vanish, cosmetics scarce, and sporting events reduced. Horse racing and speedway banned. no gasoline for pleasure driving.
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United Kingdom
Edmonton Journal
Victory Bonds and War Savings Drive Boost Rural Support
In wartime Canada small communities plan to back the fifth Victory Loan drive. Farmers face labor and machinery limits, but investing in Dominion securities could pay future mortgages, new homes, or education. A $1000 stake plus prior loans could yield $5,000 for postwar home purchase, education, or retirement. Victory bonds back the fight and futures.
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War Finance Committee
Dominion Government
Canada
Britain in War Time Spirit and Civic Support
Sidney Horniblow reviews Churchill's speeches and wartime morale in Britain. News from fronts remains favorable with no merchant ships sunk in the North Atlantic for four months. The Citizen's Advice Bureaux, begun in 1939, now over a thousand offices strong, help millions with war related personal and domestic issues. Health measures and mobile public health laboratories bolster the nation's resilience.
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Sidney Horniblow
Inston Churchill
Britain
United States
North Atlantic
Germany
Churchill
London
Citizen's Advice Bureaux
Citizens’ Advice Bureaux
Citizens
Adiice Bureau
Board of Trade
Soundest way to distribute pensions by age rule
The soundest and most economical plan for old age pensions is to make them payable to everyone reaching the set age. A means test should be abolished, reducing staff needs and restoring peace of mind and self respect to the elderly. Western Producer Saskatoon.
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Saskatoon
Elephants in Burma Aid Army Engineers With Logs
Burmese elephants trained to drag logs and carry heavy loads provide the work of 200 to 300 men in a single day for army engineers. Their strength and versatility make them invaluable for bridge building and other engineering tasks.
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Burma
Peat Bogs in Canada Expanded as Fuel Gap Grows
Peat bogs covering about 37 000 square miles are being explored to ease the fuel shortage. Officials caution peat alone cannot solve the problem. Canada reports 1200 tons of new peat production in Quebec this year and Ontario output increased. Sphagnum moss from bogs is a notable sideline, once used to treat wounds in World War I and now valuable for chemical processes vegetable preservation and agriculture.
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Canada
Quebec
Ontario
Lignite described as woody immature coal forming slabs
A摘要 notes lignite is a woody immature coal that splits into slabs when dried, outlining its drying behavior and physical change.
Eisenhower’s Flight Try and Lucky Coin Superstitions
General Dwight D. Eisenhower learned to fly in the Philippines though not a first class pilot. He recently landed a small cabin plane five feet off the ground with a bump and no injuries. He dismisses enemy propaganda, recalls Berlin radio chatter during Salerno, and clings to seven lucky coins kept in a leather bag which he rubs in tight spots. He believes Friday is his lucky day.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Philippines
Salerno
Berlin
Anne Adams Apron Pattern 4497 for Winnipeg
Pattern 4497 describes a neat apron with back closing preventing soil exposure and easy laundering. Available in small medium and large with fabric yardage given, order to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man, 20 cents.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Poultry Fattening Gains With Water Between Feeds
Tests by the Poultry Division of the Dominion Experimental Farms show fattening poultry gain faster when drinking water is provided between feedings. Even moist feed benefits from water between feeds, the study indicates.
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Poultry Division
Dominion Experimental Farms
Milwaukee’s Native Name Means Good Lands
Milwaukee was once an Indian village named Menewaukee meaning good lands in the native tongue, reflecting early Indigenous roots before later settlement.
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Milwaukee
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Atlantic Command
Leong
Vancouver
Victory Bonds
Emergency Public Health Laboratory Service
Eisenhower
Ata
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