Staying in peak shape boosts career and postcareer health
The article emphasizes constant training over on again off again routines to maximize performance and longevity. It links steady conditioning to fewer health problems after retirement and argues against overeating or smoking off season. It also gives shooting guidance stressing focus on a defined target for accuracy.
Weekly Bible Comment on Church Union and Freedom
The observer notes a past era of sharp sectarian splits with multiple Methodist and Presbyterian denominations. Freedom and dissent fueled growth, seen as Protestant glory amid controversy. Now trends tilt toward unity and fewer disputes, though some warn that essential values from conscientious conviction may be fading.
Kitchen Meditations by Jane Dale
A humorous poem describes entering a curling club to meet the boys but being blocked by the Ladies Spiel behind loud chatter and male banter. The narrator notes the noise and distraction, with a quip about the prolific female chatter. Quoted by Steppy Fairman of the Western Producer.
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Steppy” Fairman
Weekly Tip Table Linen Ironing Method
A weekly tip advises ironing table linen partly dry on the wrong side then fully dry on the right side to achieve the best finish.
Rolls Royces, fashion, and nylon hosiery in daily life
The piece notes limited Rolls Royce production due to aircraft engine work, cites owners like the Nizam of Hyderabad and Maharajah Patiala, and mentions Queen Elizabeth’s famed car. It then contrasts women’s fashion shifts, defending witty intelligent women, and critiques nylon stocking wear and knee wear from manufacturers.
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Rolls-Royce
Nizam of Hyderabad
Former Gold Town Becomes Lumber Center on Vancouver Island
Zeballos, B C once flourished as a gold mining hub on Vancouver Island but after mines closed earnings fell with the peg at 35 an ounce. The population shrank from about 2000 to 400 as lumbering and trading took over the town 40 miles northwest of Estevan Point lighthouse, shelled by a Japanese sub in World War II.
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Zeballos
B.C
Vancouver Island
Estevan Point
Incomplete Intelligram Clue Leads to Boulder Dam Fact
The fragment notes a list ending with a claim about the Boulder Dam supply. It references Mexico Asia Phoenix Pacific and concrete used in construction to imply a broad U S highway link. The text remains cryptic and non-specific.
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Boulder Dam
U.S
Lights At Sunnybrook Welcomed By Residents
Sunnybrook Alberta residents welcome electric street lighting as Canadian Utilities Limited extends lines from Sheerness and Rose Lynn. The new high line improves convenience and comfort for the hamlet.
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Sunnybrook
Alta
Limited
Sheerness
Rose Lynn
Mustard Seed Exports From Lethbridge Reach Two Million Pounds
About two million pounds of commercial mustard seed have been shipped from Lethbridge since last autumn, with most seed produced locally sent to the United States. The report notes Earth’s atmosphere contains about seventy million pounds of nitrogen.
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Lethbridge
Alta
United States
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Northern Brain Horizontal and vertical clues
Crossword puzzle clues for a Sunday or weekly page. Includes horizontal entries 1.8 13 15 16 19 21 23 24 25 27 30 31 32 34 35 37 39 40 41 45 49 50 52 53 55 57 58 and vertical clues 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 17 20 22 25 26 28 29 44 43 36 37 38 41 42 45 46 47 48 51 54.
Woman Treks 30 Miles With Burned Husband After Gasoline Fire
Bertha George ferried her burned husband Raymond 30 miles across frozen tundra in subzero Alaska to reach help after a gasoline tank exploded during trapping on the Seward Peninsula. She dragged, rode, and ran beside nine dogs through rough downgrades to reach a village and medical care. doctors say he has a good chance of recovery.
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Kotzebue
Alaska
Bertha George
Raymond
Seward
Trout fingerlings thriving in Drumheller’s man made lakes
In Drumheller Alberta the trout fingerlings planted in two man made lakes on Andy Anderson’s farm nine miles west are wintering well. An official from the Drumheller Fish and Game association said fish are fed adequately and ice holes are kept clear. Water shot up when an air hole was made in the upper lake. Last fall fishermen caught nine to ten inch trout on light tackle as part of thinning the project.
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Drumheller
Alta
Andy Anderson
Drumheller Fish and Game Association
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