Farmer optimism and holiday reflections in Canada
An informal column praises farmers adapting to modern life in Canada and staying informed on municipal spending. It notes increased mobility, family progress, Farm Forums, and a call for civic engagement while ending with a hopeful Christmas and New Year message. It ends with a patriotic reminder we are in Canada, not behind the Iron Curtain.
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Fanul
Falks
Russa
China
Europe
Canada
The Price of Bread by Joseph Dister Rutledge
A public address argues against universal social security expansion and centralized planning. It warns that free money erodes thrift and independence, creates bureaucracy, and shifts burden from producers to the public, urging return to self-reliance and personal responsibility.
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Joseph Dister Rutledge
Puble
Airit
Scotland Hefhs Tourists Boost Edinburgh Hospitality
Floyd S Chalmers notes Scotland uses a Canada style drive to host visitors to the Edinburgh Festival. In Edinburgh last summer about 50 000 visitors were billeted in city homes. Larger baronial halls in the Highlands are converted into tourist homes with youths hostels accommodating from to 75 guests.
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Scotland
Canada
Floyd S Chalmers
Edinburgh
Financial Post
Highlands
House Plants Care in Wintertime
Many house plants rest in winter as days shorten and temperatures fall. Stop growth stimulation, water leaves, avoid repotting, and keep fairly low temperatures. Aim for a cooler room, ideally around 60 degrees at night, with higher humidity from evaporating water near heat sources.
Britain Opens 40 New School Departments in 100 Days
The Minister of Education Mr George Tomlinson revealed that from June to October last 40 new school departments were provided ready for occupation in Britain. This creation of places for about 4000 pupils amounts to roughly 400 per day.
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Britain
George Tomlinson
Record Shipments of Cars and Vans in September
British production in September averaged 8 700 cars and 4 500 commercial vans, the highest postwar output. Overseas car shipments topped 24 500, with exports of commercial vehicles at 8 500 and farm tractors at 5 000, up from August.
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Britain
Monthly
the Society of Motor, Manufacturers and Traders
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Acton Home Bakery
Chrysler
Plymouth
MacSwain Motors
Ginger Farm
Acton
HEFHS
Christenvas
Ches AF
Velva Suede Pyjama
Tooke
Dee
Cranber
Ries
Maple Leaf
Bowes Libbys
California
Doren
Keillers
Dundee
Ry Department Ganada
Jams
Coca Cola
Pepsi Cola
Jellies
Elliott Bros
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