Beginning of the End at Chez Paris Love Triangle Unfolds
Nikki Howard embarks on a tense homecoming with Ted Kentworth as she confronts a secret Ted kept from her about a nurse he met while overseas. Catherine warns that truth can hurt before marriage, and Nikki faces doubt as old promises collide with revealed affairs.
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Nikki Howard
Chez Paris
Ted Kentworth
Nikki
Ted
Air Forces
Hitler
Germany
Catherine
Bill
England
Nicki
Red Cross
Summer problems crowd a 20-pound melon into family size
A fragment notes the convenience of growing produce at home with quick watering. Imagines reaching from a window to pick home grown roasting ears, reflecting a nostalgic local example from a period publication.
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Christian Science Monitor
India’s population in 1941 exceeds four hundred million
The article notes that in 1941 India had about 389 million people, nearly three times the U S population, with world totals near two billion and one fifth as Indian. It says the only country likely larger is China, though no recent census exists there.
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India
Europe
Russia
United States
China
The Secrets of Transplanting and Garden Planning
The article explains root care during transplanting, packing methods to keep roots moist, and post move watering. It notes seed catalogue flowers liking shade or sun, and offers space-saving garden layout tips with row spacing, staking, and pinching for early fruits and vegetables.
Copper Cliff smokestack tallest in British Empire
The tallest smokestack in the British Empire stands at Copper Cliff Ontario. Built of brick, it weighs about 15 000 tons and reaches 510 feet in height with an inside diameter of five feet at the base.
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British Empire
Copper Cliff
Ont
Wool trade plans boost British textile supply
Britain holds over 200 million in wool stockpiles in Yorkshire and Lancashire and imports Australian wool for a decade. Bradford factories report deluged orders and limited capacity even at full speed, with 70 000 more workers needed. Scientists push new fabrics and shimmering textures expected to wow consumers.
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Yorkshire
Lancashire
Britain
Australia
Bradford
St. Thomas Times-Journal
The Last North Alaska Highway Opening Our Northland
The Alaska Highway opened vast inaccessible country to development and will attract prospectors and timber cruisers as wartime controls ease. Future discoveries remain unpredictable, much like earlier praise for railways unlocking prairies and southern British Columbia.
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Prairies
British Columbia
Alaska
Northland
Edmonton Journal
Mines Cleared Off British Coasts By June or July
The British Admiralty says Britain will be cleared of explosive mines by June or July this year while northwest European waters remain unsafe until Summer 1947. Since war end, mines have sunk or crippled 72 merchant ships or fishing boats. Hitler’s submarine captains contributed, mines used for harbor protection may have drifted.
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Britain
Europe
Atlantic
Herr Hitler
New York Times
Time To Worry Place To Carry Things
A Windsor Star note reflects on upcoming seasonal fashion shifts and the anticipated difficulties of carrying small items without pockets or coats. It mocks the era’s handbags while predicting a future where accessories become essential as clothing sheds pockets and warmth.
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Windsor Star
Humorous Exchange Fragments From A Mixed Newspaper Snippet
A collection of witty lines and social quips unfolds in a dated fragment, featuring a rich fiancé, a credulous valet, a clever professor, a farmer asking about milking cows, and a series of one liners about bears, weddings, lies, cooking, and travel. The pieces flash quick punchlines and social observations in a bygone tone.
Publow elected president of Royal Canadian Institute
Headed by R C Institute president elect C F Publow of the Hydro Electric Power Commission of Ontario at the institute’s 97th annual meeting in the Royal Ontario Museum. Born in Pilot Mound Man he graduated from the University of Toronto in 1908 and 1909 with degrees in electrical engineering.
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R.C. Institute
C. F. Publow
Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario
Royal Canadian Institute
Royal Ontario Museum
Mr. Publow
Pilot Mound
Man
University of Toronto
Publow
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Enter elegance pattern 4788 blouse skirt set
Anne Adams Pattern 4788 offers a two piece basque style for sizes 12 to 20. Includes blouse and long skirt with specified yardage and contrast fabric. cost 20 cents, send name address style number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Trooping the Colors Omitted as Troop Shortage Ties Parade
Trooping the color ceremony on Horse Guards Parade marking the King's official birthday in peacetime will not occur this year due to insufficient troops being available.
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Wheeler
Newspaper Syndicate
Macdonalds
Saint John
N.B
Pittodrie
Scotland
Pittodrie Upright
Ralph Smith
Missouri
Sun-a-Bar Ranch
Young Upright
Smith
U.S
Missouri Valley
Upright
Freddy
Gaskin
Briggs
Griggs
Johnny
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