Coal industry not lost, editor argues future viewed bright
The Brandon Daily Sun notes that while Alberta coal faces present hardship with mines closed and workers laid off, industry leaders forecast a future rebound. Business Week and Christian Science Monitor point to rising demand, gas and oil price shifts favoring coal, efficiency gains, mine-mouth supply, and potential European markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Business Week
Christian Science Monitor
Miners’ Union
Freud Pioneer of Modern Psychiatry Remembered in 100th Birthday
A Drumheller Mail piece notes Sigmund Freud born May 6 1856 as father of psycho analysis. It traces his life from birth in Europe to Vienna to Britain and highlights his theory of the unconscious and its influence on child development and adult behavior.
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Mail
Drumheller
Alta
Sigmond Freud
Freud
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Vienna
Austria
Britain
Edward Glover
Glover
Ness
Understanding Honey Types and Uses in Canadian Food Practice
An article from the OAC Review and Alumni News outlines how honey aroma and flavor reflect nectar sources, notes light versus dark varieties, and explains comb liquid and granulated forms. It discusses processing like pasteurization, storage, and best practices for heating and preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAC. Review and Alumni News
Sportsmen urged to protect Whooping Crane in season
Saskatchewan hunters are urged to watch for Whooping Cranes during waterfowl seasons. Fred Bard of the Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History says the birds had a poor summer and should not be shot if seen. Hunters should report sightings to authorities so areas can be posted for safe passage through the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bard
Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History
Bard
Saskatchewan Egg Exhibits Win Prizes at C N E
Three Saskatchewan egg exhibits earned prizes at the Canadian National Exhibition. White grade A eggs were entered from Saskatchewan in a field of 70 Canadian entrants, totaling 30 dozen per prize group. Zenith Poultry Farm Regina and Mrs. C Loveridge Duff led the first prize group. J Thor Thorgeirson Bredenbury took second prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Payne
Saskatchewan
Zenith Poultry Farm
Regina
C. Loveridge
Duff
J. Thor Thorgeirson
Bredenbury
Fortify Yourself With A Flock Of Friends
A promotional line urges readers to build a support network of friends for companionship and guidance. It stresses choosing companions who understand and uplift, suggesting writing, dining, visiting, or sharing problems as a regular practice.
Late hours may suit two better than one narrator
A terse proverb notes that extended hours harm a single person but can benefit a pair who share company or effort. It implies companionship reduces the burden of late tasks or decisions.
Fresh Memories and Simple Pleasures Share Old Town Tales
In a nostalgic voice local residents recall a time of scarce water and boilings alongside lighter scenes. Mr Schulte reminisces about early hardship while pumpkin pies scent the streets and Mr Goldstein buys a hat that his wife bluntly derides as foolish. The humor ends with the salesman’s mirror moment.
Fast driving on highway puzzles readers
A reader from Trenton Ontario asks why drivers hurry as cars speed by and others stop to eat lunch or fish nearby, noting the contrast between reckless passing and leisurely activities on the road.
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Trenton
Courier-Advocate
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Deen Thinker
Floyd K Becker
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Bell
New York
Los Angeles
Canada
C.N.E
Strictly Fresh
Mr. Schulte
Pardners
Neen Xe Na cL
Ingersoll Cheese CO. Ltd
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