Not enough fluorine in food for children doctor states
Regina reports Dr A Chegwin of Saskatchewan health says children do not receive enough fluorine from daily foods and that water fluoridation or topical fluoridation is needed. He notes tea and fish are poor sources for adequate fluoride and explains why mass fluoridation is cheap, safe, and essential for childhood enamel protection.
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Regina
A . Chegwin
Saskatchewan Health Department
Se Chegwin
Vancouver
Natural Resources Fish
Saskatchewan
Alberta to Return to Two Plate System in 1955
Alberta announces license plates for 1955 feature gold on black with a two plate system front and rear. Plates go to issuing agencies before March 31 to ease demand. Other provinces’ schemes include British Columbia yellow on black and Ontario white on dark blue.
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Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Intensify Breeding Program For Rust Resistant Soft Wheat
The breeding program at Lethbridge since 1950 targets high yields and soft wheat quality with rust resistance. Emphasis on leaf and stem rusts aims to develop lines with short strong straw, lodging resistance, and better performance in irrigated Alberta. Some lines show promise, with rust resistance and acceptable quality, and will be retested across irrigated areas. Farmers may see rust resistant soft wheat in coming years.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Home Workshop patterns and Canadian agriculture notes
Patterns offered for bird houses and home improvements include pattern 341 for three bird houses and Pattern 234 in the Homestead Improvement packet with full size designs. Advertising notes a Vancouver address and Alberta agriculture statistics alongside Banff National Park history.
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Department P.P.L. Home Workshop
West Fifth Avenue
Vancouver
Banff National Park
Alberta
Canada
Saskatchewan Jubilee Choir Ambassadors Reach Chicago Tour
The Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Choir of 44 students will perform in Chicago on May 31 before 25 900 Rotarians then tour Toronto and Ottawa in early June for Saskatchewan alumni gatherings. The outing follows previous summer concerts in Minneapolis St Paul Milwaukee and Chicago and marks Rotary Internationally celebrating its 50th anniversary.
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Saskatchewan
Chicago
Fred McGuiness
Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Committee
Toronto
Ottawa
University of Saskatchewan
Rotary International
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Rotary
Frost damaged selection speeds plant breeding gains
A. D McFadden of Lacombe reports frost after last fall’s hail aided selection in wheat breeding. Frost destroyed weak lines, allowing earlier maturity and better kernel development. Back-crossed wheat crosses show early maturity favored, with survivors poised for faster improvement and saving future effort. Nature performed useful selection.
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A. D McFadden
Lacombe
McFadden
West
Larain
Eagle
Mr. McFadden
Grayling Fish Found in Yukon and BC Rivers
The grayling, a distant relative of trout and salmon, inhabits waterways in the Yukon and northern British Columbia.
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Yukon
British Columbia
Old Habit of Dogs Turning Before Lying Down
A brief note explains that dogs turn in circles before lying down even in a room, a habit traced to ancestral behavior of making a bed in tall grass. The passage cites how this instinct persists in modern domestic dogs.
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