Health And Education In Public Health Progress
The article recalls the slogan A Nation s Health Is a Nation s Wealth and notes health as crucial for military and industrial efficiency. It highlights public health and nutrition efforts, with Western Prairies leading in tuberculosis control and broader advances across Canada prompting ongoing progress.
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Canada
Western Prairies
Public health facilities and education reach across Canada
Canada provides extensive public health and education services through municipal, provincial, and national departments. A recent survey by the Canada and Newfoundland Education Association calls on schools to expand their role in promoting public health to raise national health standards.
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Canada
Department of Pensions and National Health
Dominion
Canada and Newfoundland Education Association
Schools and Health Education Standards in Community Programs
The report notes health education exists in most schools but needs stronger supervision and practice. Poor building conditions and lacking nutrition reduce pupil health, with homes unable to provide adequate foods. Schools should offer nutrition education and meals, plus expanded dental care, to raise public health.
Sugar Purchase Permits For Beekeepers Issued
A new sugar purchase permit system for beekeepers is issued by the War Time Prices and Trade Board. Beekeepers register once with the Board, then forward a statement to the Provincial Apiarist with name, address, bee colonies, expected sugar use period, and minimum sugar needed. The Apiarist then issues a permit authorizing a set sugar quantity, which the beekeeper signs and gives to the supplier.
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Prices and Trade Board
London urged for George Cross in tribute to wartime grit
Canadian paper reports unconfirmed suggestion by British city mayors led by Rainburgh's Lord Provost to award the George Cross to the City of London. It lauds London's wartime resilience from the blitz to robot bombs and cites widespread approval across the empire.
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Rainburgh
London
Malta
George Cross
George Cromes
Commonwealth
Montreal Star
Price Control And Rationing Information Summary
Q and A on wartime price rules. Frozen fruit not rationed. no coupons required. Beef price checks rely on displayed charts and per-pound price notes. If confusion remains, have the butcher mark cut type and price per pound on the bill and report to the Wartime Prices and Trade Board. Guidance on ceilings, supplier pricing, and how to obtain Remake Wrinkles and Consumers' News pamphlets.
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Foods Division
Prices and Trade Board Office
Wartime Prices and Trade Board
Feed grain advice for Saskatchewan farmers at lake head
Saskatchewan farmers relying on coarse grains for livestock are urged to secure feed supplies promptly as shipping restrictions ease. Minister L F McIntosh says ensure ample feed through next harvest, with Wheat and flax prioritized and lake head stocks sufficient at current ceiling prices.
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Wheat Board
Saskatchewan
L. F. McIntosh
Postal service extends to private and business letters France
The service now covers most of France for letters not over one ounce. Business letters must concern exchanging information and no trading is allowed. Registration air mail money order and parcel post remain unavailable.
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France
Smile a While Parade Snippets and Jests Mixed In
A collage of quips and small jokes about family life, daily work, and society. Lines touch on weddings, humor at the market, and playful banter among friends, tracing lighthearted reflections on gossip, chores, and personal anecdotes. The tone mimics a humorous page of jokes and captions.
Prize for Playwriting Contest Set by Ottawa Drama League
Lillian Cameron, chair of the Ottawa Drama League Workshop playwriting contest, announced a $100 prize for the writer of the best Canadian one act play entered in the workshop's annual competition.
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Ers
Lillian Cameron
Ottawa Drama League Workshop
U-boat Commander Promises Fight to 10 Years
Report from Stockholm attributes a speech by U-boat commander Bender to naval cadets in Esbjerg Denmark. He said Hitler would escape by submarine when defeat comes and that the German navy will keep fighting for ten years. He claimed the fleet knows the oceans and has Uboat bases with supplies hidden in remote seas.
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Bender
Esbjerg
Denmark
Hitler
Kindergarten Founded in Blankenburg in 1987
A kindergarten was established in Blankenburg Germany in 1987 marking the community’s first formal early education facility.
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Blankenburg
Germany
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