Sentimental Journey to a Suburban House
Madge Fuller returns to her old Sprain Street house after years away, tempted to sell by Roger Moore’s urging and a potential nest egg. She finds the neglected exterior refreshed by former tenants and the interior improved, challenging real estate agent Mr Leigh’s caution about renting.
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Madge Fuller
Welford
Bprain Street
Steve Logan
Steve
Rove
Roger Moore
Madge
Mr. Leigh
Craleys
Mr. Leighe
Roger
Madge’s Weekend Return Sparks Old Life in House
Madge visits Welford to decide about selling her beloved home. Roger urges sale for money, while Madge contemplates keeping it. Real estate agent reveals a buyer who has already renovated the place, prompting Madge to resist selling. Steve Logan reappears, offers a wedding present of work on the house, and Madge rekindles romance as she vows to stay and rebuild.
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Madge
Siythnce
Roger
Welford
Sprain Street
Mr. Leigh
Craleys
Steve Logan
Steve
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Canada and U S reach draft treaty on joint river development
After sixteen years of discussions Canada and the United States finalize a draft treaty for joint development of a river system that rises in British Columbia and flows into the United States. The accord signals progress toward shared management of cross border waters and potential economic projects.
Editor at the desk in Tillsonburg news an ode
A poem from POP. The News in Tillsonburg Ontario celebrates an editor who checks lines and upholds truth. He watches governments and affairs, roars for editorial fight, yet remains careful to avoid errors. The piece blends pride, risk, and duty in the newsroom.
Vatican City State Size Claims Europe’s Smallest
Vatican City, covering one sixteenth of a square mile, is Europe’s smallest independent state. Monaco follows as the next smallest, at roughly three times that area.
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Europe
Monaco
Pattern details for Misses' aprons with fabric yardage
Pattern 4677 offers two styles of one yard printed aprons, each with a distinct detail. The Misses' Medium size requires 1 yard 35 inches of fabric, with the pattern cut in one piece. Bend forty cents in coins to order. stamps not accepted.
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Bible Houses expand distribution worldwide and at Dakar
The Bible Today reports rising Scripture distribution to 200000 copies annually in Nairobi, plans to reach 350000 and expand colporteurs. A Dakar Bible House opens after three years of work. Canberra Bible House dedicated with Prime Minister praising the building. Suggested readings list daily passages for the week.
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Bible Society
Nairobi
Geneva Bible House
France
Italy
Portugal
North Africa
Transvaal
Brazil
Dakar
Mali
West Africa
British and Foreign Bible Society
Canberra
Dominion
Keep Your Home Free From Poisonings referenced in Saskatchewan effort
Canada addresses child poisonings with annual fatalities and disabilities, noting over 700 Saskatoon Regina hospital admissions yearly. Public health promotes preventive measures and a federal pamphlet Keep Your Home Free From Poisonings. Poison control centres in Saskatoon and Regina index 6000 products, with 500 monthly consultations and rising use.
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Department of National Health and Welfare
Department
Food and Drug Directorate
Saskatchewan
University Hospital
Saskatoon
General Hospital
Regina
Canada
Nuclear sub marks 6th year
Six years after USS Nautilus marked the atomic era a report notes 22 atomic powered U.S. submarines afloat with 19 more planned. The Navy also advances an 80,000 ton carrier, cruiser and frigate while Savannah readies for trials as the cost of submarines and overhaul rises.
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U.S
U.S. Navy
Maritime Commission
Savannah
Tongue Twisters Cause Comical Mishap At Dinner
Local scene recounts a playful mouthful of tongue twisters spoken aloud by Fanny Fowler during a meal with Francies Finch. The playful exchange includes stuttering and a broken brake block note from Doak as a quirky aside.
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Fanny Fowler
Francies Finch
Minor Masthead Change Noted by Rapid City Reporter
The Rapid City Reporter in Manitoba notes a new masthead line reading Rapid City the est city by a dam site on Little Saskatchewan River population 434. The note suggests readers may have missed the update and reinforces the paper’s local identity.
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Little
Saskatchewan River
Man
New Orleans Clean Slate Custom Hopes for New Year
A U S writer recalls a century old New Orleans practice of clearing grudges between Christmas and New Year. Enemies reconciled with a kiss and forgiveness at gatherings, shaping friendships and peaceful starts to the year. The piece urges reviving this custom to ease personal and global tensions.
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New Orleans
U.S
Louisiana
Editorial page marks tenth anniversary and plans future path
The News celebrates ten years since reviving its editorial page under the current editor. Now in its 70th year, the paper recalls its lively early opinion section, its Lincoln inspired motto, and its pledge to quicken public opinion on local and national matters without malice while engaging in bold stances on issues like council term length.
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Abe Lincoln
Council
He Cannot Read His Tombstone When He's Dead Verse
Poem encourages giving praise to friends while alive. Readers urged to tell loved ones they are appreciated, as the subject cannot read tombstones after death. Clipped from the Maple Creek News.
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Blas
Hfe
Maple Creek News
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