Sports College tips on grounders and crawling stroke technique
The Sports Clinic column by Lloyd Ace Percival explains grounder safety in amateur and major league play, advocates a change of pace against opponents, and details efficient crawl stroke technique for sprinting. It invites readers to join Sports College, request training literature, and tune in to weekly broadcasts.
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Department of Sports College
Lloyd
Ace” Percival
Sports College
Toronto
Ontario
Kitchen Meditations By Jane Dale
Poem recalls a child’s meals with mother and grandma as kitchen anchors. The narrator praises a mother who cooks soups puddings and treats while balancing vitamins with indulgent baked goods. The piece shifts to playful memories of visiting grandma for tea and treats.
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Auboy
A. Bey
Lado
Crossword Puzzle Grid From A Historic Page
A scanned crossword appears with horizontal and vertical clues. The readable items include food terms, animals, verbs, and various nouns forming a classic puzzle from a newspaper page. The blurred OCR text mixes multiple lines and indices, offering many partial entries and positional hints typical of a themed crosswords page.
Hospital patient hatches chick using body heat in bed
A 21 year old bedridden German patient G Ruthman hatched a chick in his hip cast after an egg was placed on his stomach. The event followed a doctor joke and the chick named Karichen now sits in his bed as a companion while he awaits another hatch. Meanwhile US Air Force officials showcased an ultra sharp camera capable of photographing a golf ball on a distant course, capturing golfers on a green from nine miles below.
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Bochum
G. Ruthman
Ruthman
Karichen
Air Force
Air
John McCone
Senate
Cottage Cheese and Fruit Delight Ring
Combine cottage cheese with home grown strawberries for a tangy sweet dessert. A gelatin ring with cream and spices forms a mould filled with berries, optionally using fruit salads for a refreshing summer dish.
Japanese Market For Wheat Seen
Masano Mizukami of Japan's food buying agency says a permanent eastern market for Canadian wheat could arise from changing Japanese dining habits. Japan has already bought 10 million dollars worth of Canadian wheat and barley and will continue purchases while prices stay competitive with other countries and grains.
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Winnipeg
Masano Mizukami
Mizukami
Japan
Japan's Import Shift Toward Higher Quality Canadian Wheat
Nations bartering bread quality as Japan buys increasingly Canada’s top quality wheat. So far purchases concentrate on Nos. 2 and 3 northern wheat grades, signaling a shift from lower grades to higher quality imports.
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Canada
Japan
Cigarette Stains: Tips for Removing Foul Hand Marks
Obsessive cigarette stains on fingers can be removed with a well soaked pumice stone and hot water. Plain lemon juice will remove lighter stains.
On The Side: Auto lore and boxing legends mix in wit
A nostalgic column surveys highway numbering praise, Ruby Fitzsimmons as a ring icon, and era headlines. It notes star salaries versus inflation, a lion roared clock anecdote, pocket autos, doping in horse races, and witty exchanges in traffic jams showing gendered repartee.
Denmark to train 30000 women as hospital workers
Danish civil defence authorities plan to train 30 000 women as hospital workers. Auguste Coury a French police inspector may receive a decoration for alerting authorities to a Calais crash involving the Duke of Gloucester's car. A London fireman saved a Persian cat after it leapt 30 feet to the ground. The first Indian glider has been produced at Allahabad Civil Aviation Centre.
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Auguste Coury
Calais
Dukef
Gloucester
London
India
Civil Aviation Centre
Allahabad
Civil Aviation Department
Pasteurized Milk Declared Safest for Health
Health officials warn that raw milk can harbor germs causing serious illnesses such as tuberculosis, undulant fever, septic sore throat, typhoid fever, and dysentery, urging pasteurization as the only safe dairy practice.
Reds Holding Bishop in Moravia Amid Vatican Claims
Vatican sources report Archbishop Joseph Matocha of Moravia and Silesia, the second ranking Catholic official in Czechoslovakia, is confined to his home and denied contact with the outside world, effectively a virtual prisoner.
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Cooh
Joseph Matocha
Moravia
Vatican
Czechoslovakia
Beran
Prague
Highly possible enemy attack on British Columbia warned
Victoria British Columbia Maj General C R Stein predicted an enemy attack on the province as highly possible and said it could come by air sea or sabotage He urged municipal authorities to enact enabling legislation and stressed each locality must perform its designated civil defence role to be effective.
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C. R. Stein
British Columbia
Municipal Officers’ Association of
B.C
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Bob” Fitzimmons
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