Saskatchewan farmers adopt new poultry kill station program
Saskatchewan records show a poultry killing station opened by the Saskatchewan Cooperative Creameries with another to open in Saskatoon on October 29. Producers ship live fowl for expert supervision of plucking grading and packing as regulators pursue threshing on Sundays.
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Saskatchewan Cooperative Creameries
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Ureeral
Joseph Hanson
James McGonigal
Henry Raabe
Commercial Education for Canadian Youth and Labor Markets
The piece urges strong preparation and education as keys to success in a changing economy. It highlights the shift toward educated workers, the value of both cultural and practical schooling, and the role of women and farmers in modern business. It emphasizes perseverance, patriotism, and lifelong learning as paths to opportunity.
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California
Puntry
Reliable Business College
Suggestions for Organizations of Cities and Towns TO FIGHT THE INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC
Centralize work in a temporary or permanent office or board of health with duties for on duty staff, ambulance service, nurse coordination, and daily doctor reports. Doctors should refer new cases to the board, co ordination with local groups to run mobile care, diet distribution, and home care where possible. Emphasis on hygiene, masks, and meals.
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Board of Health
Cooperation urged between nursing graduates and health board
All nursing graduates and students or aides should work in close cooperation with the board of health, emphasizing collaborative action and shared responsibility for public health. The note underscores the need for coordinated efforts across nursing roles and health authorities.
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Board of Health
Emergency hospital staffing and safety measures outlined
The plan states emergency hospitals can operate with twenty patients under a superintendent, two graduate day nurses, one graduate night nurse, and four nurses' aides. It calls for a day and night orderly and a food supervisor. Bedside screens or sheets on wires should separate patients while masks are to be worn continuously.
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Alberta
West
Do Not Go To Crowded Places Says Cough Advice
Public health guidance urges avoiding crowded areas and sick individuals. Tips include covering coughs with a handkerchief and seeking rest to recover quickly.
Quarantine and Health Precautions for Inmates
Instructions demand isolation from the sick room and boiled handling of articles. No visitors, doctor calls for signs of illness, and strict hygiene including avoiding crowds and keeping warm with fire and blankets. Families advised to open windows at night and ensure proper housing conditions to disperse dampness.
War era hygiene and infection control guidance
The text urges frequent mask changes every two hours, boiling gauze, repeated rinsing, and using gauze after. It emphasizes hand washing with hot water, soap, and a nail brush, plus a strong mercury solution bath. It advises seven hours of sleep, clean food, fresh air, open windows, and proper disposal of coughs with disposable cloths, plus boiling dishes and keeping patients warm.
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Baskatchewan
Thie
Regen
Wes
Wick
Maurice M. Seymour, M.D
D.P.H
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