Pilgrimages to Famous Shrines of Old Quebec
Quebecs shrines drew pilgrims from Canada and the United States during the quadricentennial celebrations. St Anne du Beaupre near Quebec attracts more than a million visitors yearly, with relics like discarded crutches said to signal miracles. Other noted shrines include St Josephs Oratory in Montreal and the National Shrine at Cap de Madeleine near Trois Rivieres.
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Québec
Canada
United States
Jacques Cartier
St Anne
St. Anna du Beaupre
Quebec
St. Lawrence River
St. Anne's
St. Lawrence
St Joseph’s Oratory
Montreal
Brother Andre
Capdell Madeleine
Trois Rivieres
Tres Sainte Rosaire
Onan de la Madeleine
Quebecs
Exploratory Surgeon Questioning Surgery Details
A reader asks about whether an exploratory surgeon performed an operation and queries the specific case of a patient named Les. The inquiry seeks details on what was wrong with him and whether an operation occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Sappendieldss
Woman Writer Objects to Term Weaker Sex
A columnist discusses a New York courtroom incident where women seated while men stood, sparked by Judge Woolsey remark. The piece weighs chivalry against equality, arguing seats matter less than respect and progress, and questions whether pushing men aside is a true gain for the weaker sex.
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Columist
New York
Ambassador Itotel Corporation
J. M. Woolsey
Family plots in a Colorado journey for companionship
The Nelson family faces hardship after a stock market crash. Nance Nelson, seventeen, is urged by her brother Jack to accept an offer from Cousin Columbine to go to Pine Ridge, Colorado as a paid companion. Though wary, Nance agrees to write Columbine and await her reply.
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Nancy
New England
Jack
Syracuse
Colorado
Columbine
Nance
Miike
Chance
James
Siss
Fremans
Mans
Nesoo
White Nance
Two Bears
Bassichesetts
Alice
Columbine Nelson
Pine Ridge Severty
Mark Adam
Mark
Hancy
Jack Nelson
Matthew
Mat
Matt
Marka
Ila
Pine Ridge
Mark Adams
Cousi
Sayer
Nelson
Aurora
Aurora Tubbs
Europe
Arl Aurora
Otto Weismuler
Cripple Creek
Miss Columbine
Otto
Eine Ridge
Malsa Columbine
Cousin Columbin
Aida
Mager
Matthew Adam JI
Edgemere
Judy
Slater
Louise
Cousin Columbine
Fine Ridge
July
James Nelson
Boston
Nelsons
Colo
Jack Nancy
Little Zion Named by Mormon Colonist Band
A Chicago Daily News note recounts how the region called Zion was named by Brigham Young and followers. It cites a Utah scholar tracing the name to an Indian origin meaning land of the springs and notes Wilson restored the name in 1918.
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Drigham Young
Congress
Wilson
Bilgham Young
Young
Zion
Chicago Daily News
Blindness Limitations Shown in Sensory Tests
Tests show blind individuals do not gain enhanced sentence processing from other senses. The study finds blind people rely on trained nonvisual cues rather than compensating through superior auditory or tactile perception.
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Housewife's Idea
Publia Ledger, Inc
WHO Servica
Deaier
Salt Lake City
Ernest C. Rossiter
Algr
E Hell Syndicate
Walervice
Cbriebene WA Tigrar
Little Zion
Raymond Knight and
The
Cuckoos
Selt Lake
Ringle
Tel Newhouse
W. x. Sutton
Chauncey W. West
Irs
J. H Watera
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