Christmas Morning Rescue on Radstone Beach
Myra, nicknamed Willing Feet, finds a young unconscious shipwreck survivor on Radstone beach after delivering breakfast to her grandparents. She cares for him, comforts him, and learns he believes he is in a garden, dreaming of a woman with green eyes and copper hair. He asks for his memory to return, while Myra feels an unfamiliar flutter as the morning sun shines on the waves.
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Myra
Radstone
Daddy Grant
St. Paul
Mediterranean
Radsteene
Canadian wives join troops in England after long journeys
A Yukon wife travels 6,500 miles to London to visit relatives of Canadian troops training there. The report notes many visitors come from remote districts, with soldiers, including northern men, arriving after lengthy journeys by canoe and rail. The Canadian Army in England is described as complete and self supporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon
London
England
Canada
France
Glasgow
Noahs Ark Skeeters Question From Little Mabel
A summer trip to a seaside resort leaves Mabel amused by mosquitoes. Back home in Sunday school she asks if Noah truly took only two skeeters into the ark. The teacher answers with a childlike curiosity about the biblical tale.
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Mabel
Noah
Dominion forestry party plans field work across prairie provinces
Seven Dominion forestry teams operate this summer across Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba exploring forest resources. They aim to assess time and labor needs for large non agricultural tracts to determine best permanent use for wood crop production in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Forestry Branch
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Firm Drops Prosecution After Employee’s Theft Sparks Debate
A New York firm, impressed by an employee who stole 7000 and escalated to 6000, ends prosecution and retains him. A Boston paper notes the contrast, suggesting the man might regret missing a larger opportunity of 20900 to win a partnership.
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New York
Boston
Coincidence Lesson Highlighted by Student Prompt
In a classroom exchange, the teacher prompts Tommy to give an example of a coin cidence, turning the moment into a light educational anecdote about wordplay and coincidence while the class watches.
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Tommy
Joys of Farm Life I by Joseph E Wing
Joseph E Wing reflects on a farm childhood that valued labor and simple duties. He honors his hardworking father and mother, recalls milking and breakfasts, and notes birds, nature, and outdoor study shaped his character. He urges fathers and sons to balance steady tasks with play and joyful exploration.
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Joseph E. Wing
Mother
Breeders’ Gazette
First Saskatchewan Farm Youth Camp At Regina Fair
Two hundred boys from sixteen municipalities spent four days in a Regina Fair camp organized by the department of agriculture to study farm problems. judging trophies for cattle and horse went to Big Stick and Chester. Lost River won the team prize. The occasion sparked hopes for future inclusion of farm girls through Homemakers clubs.
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Saskatchewan
Regina
Department of Agriculture
Lost River
Big Stick
Chester
Motherwell
Germans Erect Taube Monument in Gotha on Red Marble Pedestal
A German monument rising in Gotha features a Taube monoplane statue on a six foot red marble pedestal. In front stands a soldier in a fighting pose, with reliefs on the pillar’s sides depicting Paris and Dover where the Taube aircraft operated.
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Gotha
Paris
Dover
Lobster Compliment Sparks Gridiron Comparison
A playful exchange has one character mistaking another for a football player, then amusingly correcting that they resemble a lobster instead. The moment blends humor with a subtle nod to athletic appearance.
Cold-Pack Canning Guide for Home Use
Alma May Simcox explains the cold-pack home canning method, arguing it matches factory results with less effort. The piece covers why cold-pack works, how to prepare jars, and classifying fruits and vegetables for canning, plus step by step processing times and storage tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department For Canning
Canning guidance and timber policy in Canada outlined
An article blends home canning instructions with a report on Canadian timber industries. It covers sterilization, packing, and processing of fruits and vegetables in jars, then shifts to H R MacMillan’s Ottawa address stressing forestry as an economic measure, urging broader forestry departments, better organization, and increased funding to protect vast young growth and ensure sustainable timber.
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Central
Commission of Conservation
Ottawa
H. R. MacMillan
Canada
MacMillan
British Columbia
Dominion Trade
Australia
Casaua
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Dominion Lands
Obtain Further Particulars From Agriculture Departments
Readers in any district may request more details by sending a post card to Mr. 8. 1. Greenway of the department of agriculture, University, Saskatoon, or to Mr. S. 7. Newton of the extension department at Agri cultural College, Winnipeg, Man.
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Greenway
Department of Agriculture, University
Saskatoon
Newton
Extension Department
Agricultural College
Winnipeg
Man
Witness Testimony on Missing Mr Thompson Call
Court record shows counsel questioning about a call to Mr Thompson on the twelfth of the month. The plaintiff’s lawyer presses for what Thompson said, but the witness replies Thompson was not at home. The judge allowed debate on the question after an objection from defense counsel.
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Mr. Thompson
Thompson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss L. G. Moberly
Miss L. GO. Moberley
Alma May Simcox
Maywood Tomato Club
Alamance County
North Carolina
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