First Aid Defined as Immediate Injury Help
First aid is the initial aid given at the scene of an accident or sudden illness before a doctor arrives. It is typically temporary and intended to stabilize the victim until professional medical care is available.
First Aid for Burns and Eye Care Guidance
The guide explains burn severity colors and symptoms, immediate first aid goals to prevent infection, treat shock, and relieve pain. It covers chemical and eye burns, electrical burns, sunburn prevention, and when to seek professional care, with step by step dressing and washing instructions.
Alberta Farmers Face Bears Beavers Menace in Foothills
Rocky Mountain House Alberta farmers endure nightly bear raids on calves near town and beaver dam flooding that seizes 100 acre fields. Berry pickers fear the woods as floods and animal deaths threaten livestock and livelihoods.
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Rocky Mountain House
Alta
Alberta
Weekly Tip The Refrigerator
A simple home trick suggests placing a small piece of charcoal at the back of the refrigerator to absorb odors as they accumulate. This small addition helps keep the appliance smelling fresh.
Rejuvenation myths and marriage woes from a breezy 1920s column
The piece blends light advice on male grooming with social quirks about women and hats. It notes shaving daily may keep a youthful look and chewing gum could ward off a double chin, then shifts to marriage years and the dangers of midlife allure, ending with a joking remark about husbands in their fifties.
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Paris
Veterans recall Korea service as they return home
Canadian correspondent recounts Korean War veterans Maurice Therrien and others arriving home from six years of service. The piece notes relief at ending their deployment and reflects on wartime memories and sacrifices.
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Maurice Therrien
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Korea Central Press Canadian
Betty Box seeks Alberta film locations for Campbell's Kingdom
Britain's Betty Box and director Ralph Thomas tour Canada to scout Alberta sights for a Hammond Innes adaptation. They plan to shoot next spring with J Arthur Rank, visiting Ottawa Toronto Edmonton Calgary Banff and Kitimat and eyeing the Kemano dam as a backdrop.
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London
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Betty Box
Alberta
Ralph Thomas
Miss Box
Hammond Innes
Campbell
J. Arthur Rank
Canada
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Toronto
Edmonton
Calgary
Banff
Alta
Kitimat
Kemano
B.C
Innes
Alpine glacier reveals bodies of five Italian WWI soldiers
Italian newspapers report a retreating Alpine glacier has disclosed five World War I Italian soldiers' bodies. Other items note Sir Miles Thomas asking for a parrot, and incidents from postwar Britain and Europe including a fatal accident at a munitions dump.
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Talian
Italan Solidiers
Miles Thomas
British Overseas Airways Corporation
Girvan
Scotland
Mrs Coleman drives 50 years without accident or flat
Mrs Herbert C Coleman of Montgomery Alabama has driven a car for fifty years with no accidents or flat tires. She bought her first automobile a Stanley Steamer in 1902 and has since toured forty five states without incident.
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Montgomery. Ala
Herbert C. Coleman
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Fragment Scrambled
Fragmentary crossword puzzle clues and word fragments from a page show scattered hints and misread words for across and down entries including places, animals, and common terms. Many lines are garbled with misprints and incomplete phrases, reflecting OCR damage on a historical newspaper page.
Sport Drill and Water Safety Tips from the Sports Clinic
The Sports Clinic outlines a square drill for infielders to improve pivoting and throwing in both directions with rapid passes and varied ground, bounce, and air sections. It also describes a timed version and a three inning contest to maximize speed and accuracy. A Water Safety Hint urges calm, holding the boat, and waiting for help if stranded, plus advice on early conditioning and signaling for future teams.
Join Sports College to Boost Your Local Teams
The notice encourages joining Sports College to improve school and club activities. It instructs readers to mail a letter to Sports College, Box 99, Toronto 1, Ont., expressing the desire to join and confirming membership will aid other activities rather than compete with them.
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Sports College
Box 99
Toronto 1
Ont
Bottling Firm Seeks Old Woman for 5 Cent Refund
A Winnipeg bottling company seeks an elderly woman who mailed 60 cents claiming a returned empty bottle case as a child. The firm notes the case costs 55 cents and offers the nickel refund, or wants proof to settle the matter.
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Winnipeg
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