Spring Calf, Farm Chores, and Water Woes at Ginger Farm
Chronicle column recounts the arrival of a spring calf nicknamed Minute, farm observations on animal behavior, and a day of chores including cleaning a cistern and hauling creek water. The writer muses on horses in the wind, hay versus fresh grass, and the value of soft well water amid wartime hardships.
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Detern
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Pallfuls
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North Croydon Election Signals Shifts in Policy Thinking
In North Croydon a three way race produced an overwhelming Conservative victory for Frederick W. Harris. The Liberal Air Vice Marshal Bennett and Labour candidate Harvold Nichalenon failed to erode the Conservative margin. The result echoes Churchillian warnings about ongoing reward changes and social misery.
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Britain
North Croydon
Bennett
Labor
Harvold Nichalenon
Margl
Frederick W. Harris
Wheaton Churchill
Homemade Bread Tips and a Basic White Bread Recipe
Home cooks receive bread making guidance emphasizing warm ingredients and undisturbed sponge. The article details yeast types, kneading technique, dough handling, and a white bread recipe with steps for mixing, rising, shaping, and baking in a hot oven.
Hog Marketings Reach Record January High Across Canada
Hog marketings in Eastern Canada surged to a January record, about 590000 for all Canada, 47 percent above January 1947. Western Canada rose as well, with near 46 percent gains. Maritime and Ontario totals reached notable levels, while officials say the jump does not signal broad pig liquidation and may reflect shifts toward inspected packing plants amid lower consumption.
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Canada
Western Canada
B.C
Prairie Provinces
Maritime
Quebec
Ontario
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Canadian family size and household composition noted
The article states the average Canadian family is 3.94 persons, implying limited growth through natural increase, while the average household contains 4.25 persons, suggesting each home bears more than its own family needs. The text hints at demographic implications and includes stray characters.
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Canada
Insecticide Debate Among Canadian Experts
W A Ross explains at the Canadian Horticultural Council meeting that new insecticides create a dilemma for endorsements. He cites Parathion as a potent but highly toxic option and notes the need for thorough testing before approval. DDT’s impact on mites and natural enemies has worsened pest problems, prompting cautious adoption.
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W. A. Ross
Division of Entomorgy
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Canadian Horticultural Council
Ottawa
Entomology
Roas
Canada
Division of
North America
United States
Division of Entomology
Oxycillin Atomiser Delivers Penicillin via Oxygen Mix
A new method combines penicillin with oxygen in an atomiser to provide an oxygen penicillin mixture. Known as oxycillin, it has been used successfully in London hospitals for bronchial infections. A calibrated container lets doctors see the dose. leftover drug can be returned to the container.
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London
Women Denied Jury Service in Thirteen States
The report notes that in thirteen states women are barred from serving on juries, highlighting a persistent legal exclusion affecting civic participation and equal rights.
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United States of America
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