Of Interest to Women on Food Relief and thrift measures
A wartime appeal urges voluntary home action to ease European hunger. Canadians are asked to share food, prevent waste, and plant gardens. The piece gives practical tips on storage, cooking, and using leftovers to stretch rations, alongside reader suggestions in The Suggestion Box.
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Visitors Bring Life to Ginger Farm As Summer Arrives
The writer notes a lively stream of visitors through summer weekends at Ginger Farm, while also addressing farm logistics. A faulty electric brooder causes a chicken scare, solved by a quick electrician visit. The piece blends family moments, weather, robin siblings learning to fly, and a witty aside about rising dealer prices.
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Aerial Photographs Aid to Prospectors
Ottawa hearing on mining prospects highlights use of aerial photos from national museum library to identify rock formations. Dr. Charles M Cammaul extols time and money savings, while the Ukdalh Columbia and Yukon Chamber of Mines seeks a nine point program including tax cuts and publicity.
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Senate Resources Committee
de. Camsall
Northweet Territories
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Yukon Chamber of Mines
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Prospectors and Developers Association
Carbon Monoxide Warning For Garage Operators
Industrial hygiene experts warn operators to beware of carbon monoxide in enclosed garages. Ventilation is essential to avoid ill effects from the dangerous gas. Open garage doors wide before starting a motor inside to prevent accidents.
COURTESY A HUMAN ASSET INSPIRING NICE MANNER IN TOWN
A reprinted gem extols courtesy as a small act with big impact. It unlocks doors, dispels prejudice, creates friendship, and earns respect. The piece urges readers to practice patience and urban elegance, noting courtesy costs nothing and benefits a town's progress.
Bare feet mystery at Regina post office solved
Passersby reported feet sticking from an upper window in the Regina post office sparking murder fears. Investigators confirmed the feet belonged to artificial limbs kept in an orthopedic shop inside the building.
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