Radiation effects cause thermometer variations in Alberta study
A Beaverlodge Alberta test shows two thermometers 4 feet high, one in a Stevenson screen and one on an insulated wall, differed by two or more degrees on 45 percent of nights. Dr. Carter attributes this to radiation, noting exposed thermometers read colder at night and warmer near heat sources. He suggests precautions for outdoor readings and advises against facing toward sky or a warm room. Times, Kamsack Sask. January 17, 1957.
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Kamsack, Sask
Two Free Patterns from Alice Brooks Book Offer
Readers receive two free patterns from the ALICE BROOKS Needlecraft book announced in a home sewing feature. The notice highlights self, stylish designs and printed patterns available as a special offer for crafters and hobbyists.
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Alice Brooks
Disaster Strikes Cross Canada Red Cross Aid Efforts
A crisis unfolds as disaster hits Canada leading the Red Cross to rally resources. Relief teams mobilize to assist communities with emergency shelter food and medical support as authorities coordinate response.
Ontario farm forums call for efficiency to grow Canadian agriculture
Farmers at Ontario forums on December 3 debated whether more efficiency is needed to raise profits. Seventy five percent agreed efficiency boosts net income, with Killarney Bay Forum noting higher output at lower cost and less labor. Some forums said there are not enough farmers, while others pointed to many part time workers. Overall, discussions supported expanding farming to meet Canada’s population needs.
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Ontario
Killarney Bay
Victoria
Springville
Peterborough
Canada
Memory of Tallahassee Capitol Visit
A traveler recalls a past trip to the Capitol portico in Tallahassee and narrates a playful misstep while navigating the steps. She describes the moment of misjudgment, the bumping surprise, and the laughter of passing drivers as she regained the street with no serious harm.
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Tallahasse
Viking burial ground unearthed in Denmark near Limfjord
Danish archaeologists uncover a vast Viking cemetery at Lindholm Hoje north of Aalborg, revealing about 725 burials and Kufic coins from 900 AD. The dig, led by Dr Thorkild Ramskov, links Lindholm to Wendila and an erstwhile east west trade route.
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Danish National Museum
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Sweden
Tashkent
Uzbekistan
Soviet Union
Ramskou
Wendila
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Fanny and Otherwise and a Hollywood Car Stunt
In a scattered anecdote a dramatic speaker questions the dangers of food claiming it worst for us while a nervous listener mentions a wedding cake. A Hollywood producer jokes about labeling his car with Elvis Presley to prompt curiosity and attention.
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Lost Labrador Pup Reunited With Family
A three month old Labrador puppy belonging to Mr and Mrs Ferguson was lost and returned to the children after a public classified advert appeared. The Vermilion Standard notes the pup was found and back with the family by noon Friday after the ad ran Friday morning.
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Jim Ferguson
Vermilion Standard
Vermilion, Alta
Canadian Red Cross volunteers visit hospitals nationwide
More than 700 Canadian women serve as volunteer hospital visitors for the Canadian Red Cross. They conduct regular hospital visits across the country from Newfoundland to British Columbia.
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Canadian Red Cross
Newfoundland
British Columbia
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