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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 22, 1935

Page

7

Miss Aladdin and Pine Ridge Arrival of Nancy and Jack

Christine Whiting Parmente presents Nancy and Jack called to Pine Ridge by Cousin Columbine Nelson after a market crash drains their affluent life. They meet Matthew Adams and Mark Adams as they face poverty, adjust to austere rooms, hear Aunt Columbine’s pioneer tales, and plan a new start in Maine.

Nancy Nelson i Ada Columbine Nancy Jack Pine Ridge Columbine Nelson Mark Matthew ‘Adams Collumbine Boston Aurora Tubbs Matthew Adams Nance Matthew Matt Victor Aurora Luke

Pine Ridge Storm Brings Nancy Home and Reads Daringly

In a tenacious snow siege Nancy bides her time in Pine Ridge. Aurora jokes about a library while discussing Luke and Jack. Mark Adam teases Nancy about riding and humor, and plans for a Sunday visit and more reading help from home.

Nancy Scott Mulock David Copperfield Aurora Amara Pine Ridge Victor Tubbs Juanita Colorado Springs Eve Adam Luke Nance Tubbs Mark Adam Jack Mrs. Tubbs Mark Adam Batt Matthew Adam

The Rhyming Optimist by Aline Michaelis

Poem reflecting on grief and time. The speaker urges acceptance that autumn's beauty outlasts sorrow and notes two unyielding classes of people men and women. The piece emphasizes seasonal imagery and the futility of clinging to regret.

Aline Michaelis

Architect proposes 196 storey world in dustrial mart for US funding

Henri Rusch, a 67 year old former St. Louis city engineer, seeks government help to build a four block long, 2000 foot tall city under one roof. The plan would house industrial, commercial and residential facilities for about 250,000 people at an estimated cost of 23 million dollars.

U.S Henri Rusch St. Louis United States Busch I Rusch Roosevelt Rusch

Exclusive Shikar Club Opens London Quarters

William Gourlay of American Express Travel Service says a permanent London home is now available for the Shikar Club. Membership is limited to men who can claim hair-breadth escapes from dangerous jungle beasts. The King is president, Prince of Wales patron, and the Earl of Lonsdale chairman. The club plans expanded decorations and member-taken photographs.

Ing London William Gourlay American Express Travel Service Shikar Club Prince of Wales Earl of Lonsdale

Manitoba and Saskatchewan Wheat Production Study

Complete records from Brandon Experimental Farm show seventeen illustration farms in Manitoba and Eastern Saskatchewan produced wheat at an average yield of 18 percent bushels per acre. Costs charged included land rental, machinery, horse and man power, seed, twine, threshing and other costs.

Manitoba Saskatchewan Brandon

Canadian Potato Seed Shipments in 1994 Total 1 328 745 Bushels

Canadian seed potato shipments for 1994 reached 1 328 745 bushels with 728 582 bushels moved from January to May and 600 163 bushels shipped from fall to December.

Canada

Living stones and the temple of God in daily striving

Excerpted reflections cite Revelation 3 12 and Jean Ingelow on the temple of God built by living stones. It notes souls obedient to God become part of the wall, with patience under trials shaping the temple through daily effort and surrender to the Master’s will.

Jean Ingelow God Phillips Brooks

Oldest Beer Evidence Found From 3500 B C In Bavarian Excavations

Excavations near Nordin gen in Bavaria uncover fragments of vessels containing a fermented grain substance with yeast, indicating beer drinking in 3500 B C. The site suggests Stone Age life included beverage use and a byproduct usable as animal fodder.

Nordingen

Small-holders in Wales live on under $250 yearly income

Independent Welsh small-holders survive on less than 250 dollars a year and lack even the income support provided for unemployed families. The article notes the average income of small-holders and farmers does not exceed 650 dollars annually, while employees average 350 dollars.

Wales

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