Milk is a Key Food and Homemaker Tips Rise
Of Interest to Women notes milk remains a perfect diet staple despite price increases and urges keeping daily milk portions for all. It lists uses from beverages to sauces and puddings and suggests affordable substitutes like buttermilk and cottage cheese to stretch the grocery budget. It also offers several old time cooking instructions including buttermilk pancakes, apple sauce cake tips, and advice on using an electric mixer for smooth mixtures.
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Remembering a war era family life and Sunday rules
A personal reflective piece recalls wartime worry about relatives and travel traffic, the fog of memory, and parental concerns. It notes a shift in how parents trust grown children, compares past and present rules, and recalls a childhood misdeed with scissors for a doll dress.
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Young Cree Girl Survives After Three Days Lost
A 3 year old Cree girl in Fort Frances Ontario survived three and a half days in the bush eating berries and grass drinking creek water and sleeping much of the time until a search party found her uninjured aside from mosquito bites.
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Bank of Montreal Annual Report Highlights Strong Growth and Deposits
The Bank of Montreal released its annual report showing assets of 2.441 billion dollars and profits after taxes rising from the previous year. It notes deposits near 1.736 million and liquid assets to meet obligations, with a Reserve Fund totaling 12 hundred thousand and dividends paid to shareholders.
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Eye vision and learning linked in child development
Poor grades do not prove low intellect. Handicaps like eye defect interfere with training. Teachers learn to spot vision problems and adjust. Diet and illness affect vision during recovery. Families and doctors must cooperate to protect a child’s health and concentration in class.
Sheep Mining Day Draws Town to Hazlet Saskatchewan
In Hazlet Saskatchewan CP train hauled 14 cars of 3500 sheep to Lethbridge after a 25 000 sale. Townspeople of 150 watched as sheep from George Elsink farm 30 miles away sold at 10 cents a pound. Average weight 70 pounds, fattened to about 210 pounds before slaughter with dogs guiding the flock.
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