Occasional Wife and the Art Class Romance
Camilla Hoyt, a beautiful commercial artist, and Peter Anson, a hopeful sculptor, fall in love while in an art class. She is the adopted daughter of a wealthy family who will deny her fortune at adulthood. They face marriage versus career as Camilla refuses to trap Peter early. Gus Matoon, Peter’s jealous roommate, tries to smear Peter’s character but Peter proves loyal. They marry quietly despite Mrs Hoyt’s wish for a money match.
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Camilla Hoyt
Peter Anson
Camilla
Peter
Han Ao
Gus Mataon
Gus
Camilla Peter
Gita
Carmilla
Senal Oseta Digita
Mr. Ansom
Struggle Avenue
Hope Annex
Camila
Bride and Artist Forge Hope in New Studio
Peter adorns their new Annex Hall home with a fusion of classical and modern touches for Camilla. He surprises her with a wedding gift sculpture depicting a mother and children, symbolizing their shared fears and hopes. They affirm their bond, step into married life, and dream aloud of fame and future together.
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Peter
London forms women reserve force for emergencies
Miss Mary Alles organizes a 2000 member women reserve in London to aid local or national emergencies. The unit, not a military body, will have officers with military rank, wear uniforms, and recruit from age 16 with members who own aeroplanes or motor cars encouraged. Gas mask training and gas poisoning response are core courses.
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London
Mary Alles
Metropolitan Police
Allen
New Commonwealth Forms To Advocate World Police Force
A new international group named the New Commonwealth forms in London led by President George N. Barnes and treasurer Lord Davies of Llandinam. It seeks an international police force and a tribunal to handle disputes beyond the reach of the permanent Court of International Justice.
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London
George N. Barnes
Lord Davies
Llandinam
The
New Commonwealth
Permanent Court of International Justice
Allotment Gardens Support British Food Supply
Relief gardens across England and Wales engage about one million allotment holders, producing an estimated 50 million dollars worth of vegetables and fruit annually on municipal plots. Half of these men are reportedly unemployed. In the United States ten women hold parachute repack and repair licenses. Pelican sheen is a new dress goods shade in Paris.
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England
Wales
United States
Paris
Praying Mantis Could Become American Household Pet
Dr Walter F Shelton of American University says the praying mantis may become a home pet. Oriental peasants French farmers and Hottentots reverence the insect. Expect egg-cases this winter and use a rectangular aquarium with a screen top for housing. Cannibalism when hungry requires separate apartments for adults. Feed them live insects suitable for their size. Shelton foresees hours of pleasure and amusement from mantises.
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Walter F. Shelton
American University
American Nature Association
Shelton
Patience in Trials Inspired by Pusey and Scripture
A devotional excerpt urges patience in every trial from wind and loss to sickness and bereavement. It cites James 1 2 3 and N L Forthingham with E B Pusey on patience as a grace from God guiding believers toward endurance and the Father land.
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E. B. Pusey
Unassuming Magnate Sir Herbert Austin Sparks Debate
London correspondent notes motor magnate Sir Herbert Austin could inspire controversy with a call for a system to employ more women away from industry to curb male unemployment. The article paints him as humble, devoted to work, and modest in appearance, easily mistaken for a factory worker.
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Sir Herbert Austin
Herbert Austin
William Morrin
London
Ottawa Journal
No Cause For Pessimiam West WI Again See Remand For Farm Products
Western Canada and its vast farm output are urged not to fear for the future. The world has absorbed new lands’ produce for decades, and a rebound in good times would lift demand. No new lands comparable to Western Canada or Argentina remain for agricultural expansion.
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West WI
Western Canada
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Calgary Herald
Miss Gertrude Dutton praises Magic in baking wonders
Miss Gertrude Dutton explains why she uses Magic Baking Powder in Devil's Food Layer Cake and other breads and pastries. She cites uniform leavening, dependable results, and approval from dietitians and Canadian housewives. A free Magic Cook Book offers dozens of recipes when mailed to Standard Brands Ltd. Toronto.
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Cave
Western Home Monthly
Miss Dutton
Sisaghens
Standard Brands Ltd
Fraser Ave
Liberty St
Toronto
Ontario
Alberta Junior Farm Clubs reach peak amid growth
Alberta's Junior Farm Clubs report a record 176 active clubs with over 2,800 members this year, up from 2,200 in 1932. Calf clubs gain prominence including a 100 member Olds club, one of Canada's largest. The movement includes 116 seed grain clubs and 19 calf clubs.
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Alberta
Olds
Canada
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Neuri
Iri
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Jack
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Winca Runsto
New Society
Ramsay Co
Sz. Syznez
Toralist
James
N. L. Forthingham
Gertrude Dutton
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