Heart of the North Patrol Tangles Love and Duty
Joyce hosts a six man patrol led by Alan Baker after a river robbery. Fear he may be pursued grows as talk of his leaving the Mounted reveals Elizabeth pressures and threatens Joyce's future. Joyce clings to hope that Alan may choose her over city life and Elizabeth, while danger looms from unknown assailants upstream.
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Joyce
Alan Baker
Alan
Hardsock
Bill
Elizabeth
Alooska
Dave
Foyce
MacMillan
Dow
Thers
Port Endurance
Poe
Victoria
Haskell
Bil
Secrets of a Yukon Pack Unfold at Trading Post
At the isolated trading post, Alan and Larry discover fur packs with L. and A. stamps from the Midnight Sun. They conclude Joyce’s father may be involved, a revelation that shakes Joyce and tests Alan’s duty as he contemplates arrest. Joyce pleads for belief while facing painful truth.
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Joyce
Ahia
Larry
Alan
Bill
Yukon
Endicott Mountains
Dave MacMillan
Arry
Jearry
Stalen
Alant
Tovee
Tobs
Why Lobsters Turn Red and Other Curious Questions
The piece discusses a three letter word puzzle edited by Dorothy Eemonds and explains why lobsters turn red when boiled. It notes medicines can taste unpleasant and asks about the number of active volcanoes, defining sea-mew as another name for a sea gull with a childlike tone and educational queries.
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Lister
America's World Responsibilities By H J Haas
President H J Haas of the American Bankers Association argues in a wartime style address that the United States must lead globally in finance. He notes many new and old problems, urges collective effort and confidence, and stresses that national strength grows from cumulative individual actions.
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American Bankers Association
Banks urged to curb gossip and protect public trust
The American Bankers Association calls bankers to actively counter gossip about banks. It notes banking is a semi public institution with mutual obligations to customers and community, urging use of bank slander laws to deter harmful rumors and protect the industry.
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American Bankers Association
What Can Be Done Farmers
Farmers should discard any hope of outside aid from legislation. The only recourse for the producer on a reduced price level is to lower costs and implement economies. Nearly every farmer can likely apply a few cost-saving measures.
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Ottawa
Alana
Whipple
Tryoe
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Bluck
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Children’s Cormer
Dorothy Eemonds
Harvey Peare
Osi Dorne Rai
Felix
Styl
I Hotel
America
H. J. Haas
National Association
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