Miracle of Miracles by Phyllis Mitchell
A devotional piece on Easter praise describing the Resurrection as the “Miracle of miracles.” It cites Mary Magdalene and others at the tomb, notes the stone’s removal, and urges personal acceptance of Jesus as savior for victory over death. The article underscores Christian faith and providence through historical belief and ppresents a call to personal salvation.
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Mary Magdalene
Mary
Jesus
Salomeon
Jesus of Nazareth
Peter
Galilee
Mark
Holy Land
Jesus Christ
Gems of thoughtt Music Quotes and Reflections
A compact collection of quotations on music highlighting discipline imagination and soul lifting power. Notable lines from Rudolph Ganz Beethoven Joseph Addison Mary Baker Eddy John Erskine Lydia M Child frame music as spiritual bridge and prophecy.
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Rudolph Ganz
Joseph Addison
Beethoven
Mary Baker Eddy
John Erskine
Lydia M. Child
Medal to Commemorate Shakespeare Anniversary 400th
Sculptor Paul Cincze and Levi Vox announce a medal honoring Shakespeare birth 1564 1964 with designs depicting Shakespeare muse scenes. Limited platinum and 22 carat gold editions planned, others in gold silver or bronze. Global festival program to run spring through autumn featuring major theatres and international tours at London's Aldwych Theatre.
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Eculptor
Paul Cincze
Levi Vox
Shakespeare Birthplace Trust
Vincze
Shakespeare
Comedie Francaise
Moscow ‘Arts Theatre
Berlin
Schiller Theatre
Abbey Theatre
Dublin
Peppino de Filippo
Naples
Warsaw
Theatre Wspolezesny
The
Technis Company
Athens
London
Aldwych Theatre
Northern sweet corn grows with special care in Fort Simpson
W A Russell of the CDA experimental farm at Fort Simpson reports that polyetherene mulch and high phosphate fertilizer enable sweet corn to mature in the far north. Arctic First from Manitoba shows best northern potential, with planting spacing and mulch boosting yield and ear size. Shelter, early varieties, and 60 pounds of 11-48-0 per acre aid production, but serious northward limits remain.
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Fort Simpson
Northwest Territories of
Canada
W. A. Russell
CDA
Arctic
Morden
Manitoba
Russell
Canada 1779 opens first subscription library in Quebec
In 1779 at Quebec City a group of officers and merchants established Canada’s first subscription library with about 2,000 books, marking an early cultural initiative and public access to reading material.
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Canada
Quebec City
Regulations Guard Grain as Weevils Spur World War Aid
A historical report explains Canada’s grain inspection system. Board of Grain Commissioners and Plant Protection Division coordinate to inspect farms, elevators, mills, and shipments. fumigation required for infested loads. war years expanded inspections, with vast overseas cargoes largely pest free.
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England
Canada
Board of Grain Commissioners
Plant Protection Division
Britain
Massey Sworn Canada’s First Native Governor General
Vincent Massey was sworn in as Canada’s first native born Governor General in 1952. Born in Toronto in 1887, he led Massey Harris from 1921 to 1925, served as minister without portfolio in Mackenzie King’s cabinet, but failed to win Parliament. He was Canada’s first U.S. ambassador (1926–80) and later London high commissioner (1935–46). In 1949 he chaired the royal commission on national development in the arts, letters and sciences, with its report issued in 1951.
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Vincent Massey
Canada
Toronto
Massey - Harris Company
Mackenzie King
U.S
London
Royal Commission On National Development
Arts, Letters and Sciences
Irish in Canada then and now rank fourth in numbers
At Confederation the Irish in Canada were second in number after French Canadians. Today Canadians of Irish origin rank fourth, after French, English, and Scottish descent.
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Canada
The Camera How It Captures a Picture
The camera is a light tight box with a lens shutter iris and adjustable distance to focus. Light from a scene forms an inverted reduced image on film or emulsion. The latent record on film becomes visible only after chemical development.
How Photography Reverses an Image In Darkroom Process
Describes developing in total darkness, using safelight to inspect emulsions, then fixation to allow full-light exposure. Explains negative to positive print creation by enlarger, with light through the negative onto printing paper, followed by development and fixation to reveal the final reversed tonal image.
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Phyllis Mitchell
Income Tax Dept
Doreen Hermitage
Millwall
Edmundo Ross
Doreen
William Shakespeare
Hamlet
British Railways
London Transport
Chiswick
Ministry of Transport
British European Airways
Canadian Statesman
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