End of the Line for Mel and Lana at the Carnival Wall
Mel Martin confronts risk and love on the carnival wall as Honey Boy Sparks taunts from above Lana rises on the cycle and Mel pushes to save them both when the ride ends in a crash Sparks yells but Lana breathes the truth she saved them both and the danger fades into memory
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Mel Martin
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Lana
Sparks
Honey- Boy
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Canada young composers contest entries fall as war preoccupies youth
The annual young composers contest for aspirants under 22 drew 20 entries this year, a drop from prior years. Twelve male and eight female entrants come from Ontario Quebec New Brunswick Manitoba Saskatchewan British Columbia and represent six of nine provinces with many under 18 due to war obligations. The Board of Adjudicators will announce results soon.
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Toronto Conservatory of Music
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Regina
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Royal Navy Losses Reach Forty Thousand In War
Since the start of the war 41000 officers and men of the Royal Navy have been lost amounting to about thirty percent of its prewar strength, reflecting the high cost borne by the service.
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Royal Navy
Never Duplicated Snowflakes Curiosity Noted By Photographer
Photomicrographer has captured over 4800 snowflake images without a single duplicate. Snowflakes form from millions of water molecules around dust or salt grains in hexagonal patterns. Lower altitudes yield feathery flakes, higher altitudes produce simpler, sculptured forms.
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Minneapolis Star- Journal
State funding shapes Great Britain agriculture research
Agricultural Research in Great Britain is largely financed and coordinated by the State. The Agriculture and Fisheries Department, Agriculture for Scotland, and the Agricultural Research Council lead the effort, with other departments contributing to studies affecting farming and agricultural product use.
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Agriculture and Fisheries
Agriculture For
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Keep Peelin In The Army K P Joke
A colored soldier jokes with a fellow recruit about a sergeant's remark on their duties. The exchange centers on the phrase K P meaning keep peeling, highlighting humor in military kitchen labor.
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K.P
Canada approves reduced rail rates for waste paper shipments
War Services Minister LaFleche announced that Canada railway companies authorize special lower freight rates for small lot shipments of waste paper from small communities to major centres. The policy aims to boost the salvage campaign and support recycling efforts nationwide.
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War Services
LaFleche
Canada
Garden Notes Promote Victory Garden Color and Yield
Garden notes discuss affordable seeds and staking tips for tomatoes and blooms, urging sturdy stakes, soft ties, and pinching off tomato side shoots. It notes higher vegetable imports to Canada from the U S, labor shortages limit Canadian production, and promotes the Victory Garden campaign to ensure vitamins this year.
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Canada
United States
Uncle Sam
Cereal Appetizer Wafers Prompt Spring Flavor Rush
A vintage recipe notes crackers and appetizers using dry cereals for a spring flavor. It describes Krispies Cheese Wafers and All Bran Cheese Puffs, with steps to mix Rice Krispies cheese margarine cayenne flour and crumbs, chill shape bake and serve hot as a bite sized starter yielding 65 wafers. The item blends cereal based nibble ideas with practical kitchen instructions.
All-Bran Cheese Puffs Appetizer Bites
Cream margarine and beat in egg yolks until smooth. Fold in grated cheese salt mustard paprika and All-Bran. Beat stiff egg whites and fold in. Spread on bread cubes and bake 12 to 15 minutes at 350 degrees F. Yield 24 puffs. Serve as appetizers or with salad.
Pattern 4589 Dress Pattern Notice
This Week s Pattern Look cheerful as a sunbeam as you sip your morning coffee in this light hearted deep yoked frock Pattern 4589. It comes in misses and women sizes 12 through 42 with varying yardage and contrast options. Send 20 cents and write size name address and style number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave E Winnipeg Man. Because of the slow mail delivery patterns may take a few days longer than expected.
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Old Story on Handbagitis and a Chicago Fare Tale
L C Burke writes to Atlantic Monthly about handbagitis and recalls a Chicago street car routine. A woman pays her fare with a bag and purse ritual, repeatedly opening and closing the bag and purse to drop in and retrieve money. The conductor returns change, and she ends two blocks beyond her stop.
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Atlantic Monthly
Chicago
Pilgrims Gather First Harvest Wheat From Cemetery Site
The first wheat harvested by the Pilgrims for a Thanksgiving feast came from a cemetery planting area. The unusual origin highlights early survival efforts and immediate community use of scarce plots for sustenance.
Full Nationhood Assertion From MacDonald to Winnipeg Youths
Malcolm MacDonald, British High Commissioner to Canada, told Winnipeg Board of Trade young men that Britain does not seek subservience from the dominions. He cited the 1926 Imperial Conference declaration, affirming the Commonwealth as autonomous communities equal in status and independent in domestic and external affairs.
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Malcolm MacDonald
Canada
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Britain
MacDonald
British Commonwealth of Nations
Navy wife offers eye to blind air mission veteran
Mrs. Charles W. Venard, 25, wife of a torpedoman, offered one of her eyes to Sgt. Forest Vosler from Livonia New York who was blinded by shrapnel on an air mission over Europe. The gesture follows a London news report about his injuries.
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Charles W. Venard
Forest Vosler
Livonia
N.Y
London
Europe
Bruise Treatment Advised in 1844 Receipt Book
The Practical Receipt Book from 1844 prescribes applying molasses spread on brown paper to treat a bruise. This old household remedy reflects 19th century folk approaches to healing and sweetness as a topical layer.
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