Salvage Turns Point in Peattie's Sea Life
Peattie contemplates age and loss as he meets hardship on the wharf. He offers Lonnie aid after Dutchman’s hospital stay and finds purpose in a salvage job while reflecting on the salmon and the sea’s harsh justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hve
Mannie
Peattle
Natt Orcutt
Peattie
Lennie
Natt
Lonnie
Lon Souching
Sir Peters
Sil
Sii
Mr. Peattie
Egg and Lettuce Appetizers From Old Recipes
Readable fragments describe arranging hard boiled eggs on lettuce to resemble petals, with yolks mashed and formed in the center. Suggestions include serving with boiled dressing and pairing eggs with cucumbers, potatoes, watercress, or escarole.
Potato Egg Mixture For Sauce A
Recipe fragment describes beating eggs with potatoes and other ingredients. A little milk may be added if potatoes are dry. Heat the mixture in a sauce pan to finish.
Sew-Easy For Teeners By Anne Adams
Teeners can sew a stylish dress this summer with pattern 4988 featuring a heavenly ruffle joined to the bodice. The pattern offers Teenage sizes 10 through 16, with size 12 needing 3 yards of 35 inch fabric and illustrated, easy instructions included. Send 25 cents to the Anne Adams Pattern Dept in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Otter Visits Fire Station In Oak Bay
A 50 pound otter wandered into a Victoria area fire station after swimming up a creek and traveling overland to the building. It was last seen disappearing into the woods near Oak Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B.C
Oak Bay
New U.S. Stamp Honors Canada
The Postmaster General authorized a commemorative stamp marking a century of peace and cooperation between the United States and Canada, along with four other special issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Canada
Jesse Donaldson
Platinum Find Reported From Central Manitoba
A report from Grassy River near Setting Lake, about 150 miles north of The Pas, notes a platinum find with high assay. Prospector George Black, a veteran Manitoba explorer, is said to have located a platinum showing and is seeking the lode while spending winter in the region for Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co. Ltd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Grassy River
Manitoba
Setting Lake
Pas
George Black
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co. Ltd
Saskatchewan Drivers to Receive Pink Slips in B C
Saskatchewan motorists visiting British Columbia will be issued pink slips to meet BC financial responsibility law for auto accident claims. O W Valleau said the Saskatchewan government had asked for licence acceptance but now will issue the forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
O. W. Valleau
Woman returns chewed copy at Orange library
A woman apologizes to the Orange public library staff as she returns a dog chewed copy of How To Train Your Pup. She explains the pup damaged the book, admitting the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Public Library
Provinces Agree On Marketing Of Grains
Premiers Stuart Garson of Manitoba and Manning of Alberta told a two day prairie farm meeting their governments would introduce complementary legislation to speed coarse grains marketing through the Canadian Wheat Board. Three prairie premiers and federation representatives met in camera to discuss the marketing problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Stuart Garson
Manitoba
Manning
Alberta
Canadian Wheat Board
Prairie Provinces
Saskatchewan
Manitoba Federations of Agriculture
Oil Firms Plan $3.5 Million Alberta Exploration Program
Texas firm and its Canadian affiliate McColl-Frontenac Oil Co Ltd complete an agreement to spend $3.5 million on a joint exploration and development programme in Alberta. The venture covers 1,053,726 acres of crown and freehold oil rights from Wetaskiwin-Ponoka to 60 miles north of Edmonton with five seismic parties active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Texas Company
McColl- Frontenac Oil Company Limited
Alberta
McColl-Frontenac
Wetaskiwin-Ponoka
Edmonton
Desert animals adapt to drink-less life
In arid regions, desert animals endure without drinking by converting starches in their food into water through specialized digestion. This adaptation supports their survival amid scarce water sources.
First Canadian woman senator Cairine Wilson named
The text notes that women gained eligibility for Senate appointments in 1929 and Cairine Wilson became Canada’s first woman senator in 1930, marking a milestone in political advancement for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Cairine Wilson
Canada
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Mr. Schull
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Minard’s Liniment
Carter
Western Briefs
D. H. McCallum
Goodlands
Manitoba Hydro
Yorkton
Sask
White Sand River
Lethbridge
Alta
Williams Lake
Cariboo
George Savage
Lyle Chambers
Kelowna
C. F. Sherman
U.S
In-Fashion Beauty School
Portage Ave
Winnipeg, Man
LCP
Mrrients
CAT
Ia Pescha
Peggy Pegg
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