Woman Doctor Relates Her Early Experiences In Northwest
Regina feature recalls Dr Elizabeth Matheson the first woman physician in the Northwest Territories and one of the lone medical figures around Onion Lake Mission. She traveled buckboard miles to aid communities, coroned deaths, and later served Winnipeg as a school medical inspector until 1941. Her daughters continue the Matheson medical and teaching legacy with Indigenous communities.
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Hell
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Northwest Territories
Elizabeth Matheson
Matheson
Onion Lake Mission
John Matheson
Trinity College
Toronto
Lonely Mission
Barr Colony
Liegdminster
Son's Bay Company
Ronan Caibine
Onion Lake
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Public School Board
Ontario
Anne Adams Pattern Dept Maryville Note
Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 60 Front Street W Toronto issues notice.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Front Street W
Toronto
Willingham woman fined over milk bottles in quirky case
A Willingham resident was fined 6 for keeping 185 milk bottles too long and 2 for neglecting them. Many bottles were smashed to fill rodent holes. The Belgian ambassador to Canada offers 50 000 to cure sleeping sickness. Pakistan considers a newsprint plant from native wood pulp. Roger Ludlowe High School male faculty members honored retired vice-principal Sylvia Johnson by painting her new house. A plaque in Lethbridge city hall honors Charles Alexander Magrath.
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Willingham
England
Roger Ludiowe High School
Fairfield
Conn
Sylvia Johnson
Lethbridge City Hall
The
Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada
Charles Alexander Magrath
The She: Daily musings on eggs marriages and oddities
A collection of quirky notes covers grade A and grade B eggs and mislabeling, then moves to daily temper trends and breakfast rivalries. Odd tidbits recount flying doughnuts in WWI Britain, wedding depictions, a Hope diamond value, bachelor versus married life, and a rich oil lease magnate named Gulbenkian.
Few Moonshiners Left In Canada
Ottawa reports moonshiners are almost extinct or well hidden with only 15 indictable charges laid in 1950 and all resulting in convictions. Six moonshiners were caught in Nova Scotia and seven in Quebec with fines issued to five Nova Scotia operators and prison terms up to a year for one. All seven Quebec moonshiners were fined.
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Ottawa
Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Unfortunate Accident Near Kaub Drowns Three Men and Women
A man at Kaub Germany while tangled in a fishing net in darkness was drowned along with another man as a rowboat struck the net and capsized. Two other women escaped and struggled free from the sinking craft.
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Thiy
Kaub
Germany
Melting Chocolate Tips for Preventing Sticking
A weekly tip advises greasing the melting container thoroughly before adding chocolate to prevent it from sticking to the bottom and sides during melting.
Sugar Maple Sap Season Notes Begin
Seasonal notes indicate sugar maple trees may yield sap as tapping begins. Early forecasts suggest modest yields based on recent weather patterns and tree health.
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Answers
A garbled crossword style list includes clues such as poisonous snake water bottle for table ardor correlative of either feminine deities to economize symbol for iridium acne to take moist form or to be north Syrian oery form of 21 23 24 27 31 34 35 36 37 38 39 42 45 a7 48 49 shiftery relevant exists slaves unruly outbreaks plural ending to conter a small rug note of scale coveted instrument for braying expire artificial language period of time a singe to post Malay pew ter coin symbol for tellurium Greek letter.
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Femrae
Lessons From the Olympics by Lloyd Percival at Sports Clinic
The Sports Clinic discusses Olympic progress in skill development and training. It notes coaches’ efforts to advance techniques for future games and mentions nutrition, highlighting higher protein intake for athletes as seen with French swimmers.
Repeated Under Distance Training Boosts Canoeists' Condition
Ken Lane and Don Hawgwood of the tandem Diade canoeing team used repeated short fast runs to build conditioning for 10 000 metres races. They trained with 1 000 metre and quarter mile repeats, improving Olympic race time by almost three minutes over their qualifying effort. This method enhances conditioning across sports.
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Ken Lane
Don Hawgwood
B C Opens Big Cancer Clinic
Vancouver officials unveiled a $700 000 cancer treatment centre housing a two-ton cobalt bomb. The unit, one of three in Canada, provides the most powerful peaceful radioactivity source and is tailored to treat deep seated cancers under controlled beam sizes.
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Vancouver
Clarence Wallace
Canadas
B.C Cancer Institute
Women Enter Norwegian Merchant Seafaring Roles
A rising share of wireless operators are joining Norwegian ships. Among 23 students at Tonsberg navigational school, 12 are women, reflecting growing female participation in seafaring careers.
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Tonsberg
Join Sports College Today for Free Membership
Sports College invites individuals and teams to join with free membership. To join, send a letter to Sports College Box 99 Toronto 1 Ontario and request membership, enabling access to services for every phase of every sport.
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Sports College
Toronto
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