Gypsum Lime And Alabastine Reports 53 Cents Per Share Profit
The company shows a net profit after taxes of 53 cents per share based on after tax earnings of 235,625.20 on 551,625.20 before taxes. Working capital and current assets improved from 1942 to 1943 with strong liquid position and a surplus rise to 1,240,560.08. Bonds valued at 219,500 were purchased and capital expenditures totaled 30,749.98 as surplus grows to 1,240,560.08. Baskets tied to early Roman ship mas terheads noted as cargo symbol.
Aunt Jennie Finds Explanation For Ghostly Haunt In Hop Bag
Ruth helps Aunt Jennie face formless fear and learns a wind blown hops bag creates the spectral shadow. The pair discover Perley’s ghost is only a bag and a joke from the hops cellar.
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Jennie
Ruth
Mercy
Aunt Jennie
Uncle Perley
Perleys
Perley
Uncle Pertey
Ruthie
Priest builds prairie press empire from a basement plan
Fr. J. E. Branch, a Burnsville New Brunswick priest, started with a battered pedal press in Gravelbourg Saskatchewan to publish nine weekly papers including the Prairie Optimist and Wheat Belt Weekly. He expanded to radio talks reaching 60 000 listeners and grew a printing plant using Scout troops to provide well paid jobs for local youths.
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Burnsville
N.B
Scouts
Fr. Branch
Saskatchewan
Prairie Optimist
la Fleche Press
Val Marie Bulletin
Pinto Creek Star
Willowbunch Beacon
Creelman Gazette
Rockglen Recorder
Coronach Courier
Cadillac Herald
Gravelbourg
Dry Belt Weekly
Wheat Belt Weekly
Nine Weekly
Navy
Army
Air Force
Remodelling Good Prairie Homes Sparks Community Art
An article urges initial developments in home remodelling from a practical and artistic view. It highlights Western Canada locations, modern amenities like electricity and insulation, and suggests affordable exterior touches such as sunrooms, verandahs, and pergolas while stressing preservation of historic landmarks.
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Canada
Lower Fort Garry
Red River
Chumber Yard
Western Retail Lumbermen's Ass'n
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Constipation Relief
Advertiser touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a bulk forming remedy for constipation caused by lack of bulk in the diet. Claims lasting relief from regular use and muffins, advising water intake and grocery purchase from two sites in London and Canada.
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Kellogg
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
London
Can
Lydia E. Pinkham
Canada
Scientists Offer Sun Powered Germ Theory of Flu
Two Swedish professors propose that flu epidemics may originate when bacteria are propelled by solar energy from other planets to Earth. They suggest sunlight acts as a launcher, linking solar activity to terrestrial outbreaks.
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Earth
Study links carelessness to nearly half of fatal accidents
A National Safety Council study of 1000 fatal and disabling accidents finds carelessness responsible in 48 percent of cases. The data highlight the impact of human error on deadly incidents and the need for preventive safety measures.
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National Safety Council
Ancient horse bean used in ancient grain foods
In ancient times Greeks and Romans used horse bean seeds to bake bread make cakes and porridge. The horse bean remains in parts of Europe for human food and animal fodder.
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Europe
Origin of the Term Communism Traced to Paris Revolt Secret Societies
The word communism was first coined in secret revolutionary circles in Paris between 1834 and 1839. It arose within clandestine groups debating social equality and the future of political power in post revolutionary France.
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Secret Revolu Societies
Paris
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Royal Yeast
MacDonald
Standand
Haarlem
Hambley Hatcheries
Skatoon
Calgary
Edmonton
Grandon
Portage
Dauphin
Swan Lake
Guissevain
Abbotsford
Auntie
England
North America
Smyrna
Thames
Miles Nervine
Wits Nervine
Buckley
Father Branch
F.C Pickwell
Western Retail Lumbermen’s Ass’n
Winnipeg
Drouth
Fred Crukce
Regina
Leader-Post
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