State medicine debate swells in Western Canada
Northern provinces debate public health insurance as a solution to rising medical costs. BC and Alberta consider schemes with varying coverage and per person costs, Saskatchewan eyed for provincial rollout, with concerns over funding sources and tax burdens, and a cautious trial approach suggested.
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British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
B.C
Thick eyebrows and the art of pluck in history
A quirky note explores how thick eyebrows can be thinned with effort and nerve. It reflects on vanity, craft, and the enduring pursuit of a sharpened brow line as a small yet telling personal change.
Selected Recipes Crown Brand Cookies in Slow Oven
A vintage cookie recipe describes using Crown Brand corn syrup and butter heated to boiling, then stirred with flour and sugar, folded in chopped walnuts or peanuts. Drop spoonfuls on a greased sheet two inches apart and bake slowly. Cookies may be rolled or left plain.
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Crown
Seasonal Peak in Farm Product Sales
More than 42 percent of farm product sales occur in the autumn months September October and November. Data point 2142.
Stamp Required for Crates in Canadian Live Poultry Export
Canadian live poultry exports to the United States incur no duty on properly marked return crates. Canadian shippers pay 30 cents per crate for crate return. Before shipping, crates must be tagged by a Canadian Customs official and stamped or sealed as Canadian made. the stamp must be requested by the shipper.
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Canada
United States
All Parties Represented Committee Named to Study Elections Act
Justice Minister Lapointe announced a 22 member Liberal majority special committee of the House of Commons to study the Dominions Elections Act of 1934 and amendments. The panel includes 22 Liberals, five Conservatives, one C C F, one Social Creditor, and one Reconstruction party member.
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Lapointe
House of Commons
C.c-F
Social
Reconstruction Party
Make Your Opportunity Through Employment and Strength
The piece urges readers to seize new job opportunities and boost earning potential. It argues that timely action and strong personal vigor propel advancement, warning that hesitation invites stagnation and failure while power and energy drive success.
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Phosferve
Rowena
Phos
Feroe
Elm disease drive employs 3000 men on $2.5 million program
Three thousand workers battle the Dutch elm disease threatening U.S. trees in a program costing two and a half million dollars. Japanese building codes cap structures at one hundred feet or eight stories above ground level.
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America
Japan
Canadian Women's Press Club memorial award set for women writers
The executive announces a memorial prize of 25 dollars and a silver medal for the finest Canadian woman writer in non fiction. Entries may include essays articles criticism editorials and interviews from magazines newspapers or periodicals. Submission details and deadlines are provided by the club for eligible Canadian women.
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Canadian Women's Press Club
Canada
Hha
Ie Crews
Rigen
Weenie
Angton
Taral
Canaan
Queen Mary to Log 596 Marine Clocks on Launch
When the Queen Mary enters service next June it will carry 596 clocks, the largest marine installation in the world. The system, controlled from the chart-house, includes clocks for public rooms, deck entrances, first class areas, and galley promenade decks among others. Charcoal was used as fuel before coal forges.
Bread consumption increase would boost flour use in Canada
The article states that inducing the population to eat one more slice of bread daily could arrest declines in bread consumption. It cites Jesse Smith of the Millers' National Association estimating that in Canada this would yield about 742.341 barrels more flour consumption.
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Jesse Smith
The
Millers’ National Association
Canada
Aspirin Sees Wide Use as Pain Relief Evidence of Safety
The article argues that aspirin changed medical practice by offering a safe, rapid relief for headaches and common pains. It notes many people regularly use aspirin without ill effects and urges readers to consult doctors before using unfamiliar preparations. Bayer aspirin tablets are made in Canada and bear the Bayer trademark.
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Beyer
Canada
Bayer Company, Limited
Bayera
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