Merald Weekly Ad Rates and Publishing Details
The Merald weekly newspaper lists publication every Thursday with annual rate two dollars fifty cents in advance and eight dollars fifty cents to the United States, five cents for a single copy. It notes advertising rates on application and confirms second class mail status at Ottawa Ontario. Jen McGregor is named.
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United States
Post Umice Department
Ottaes
Ontario
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Manitoba
Associatio Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Jen McGregor
Television industry faces critics as it seeks higher value programs
The piece notes networks respond to criticism of violence and crime in TV while facing profits pressures. A Hollywood spokesman says returns must exceed costs to survive, as ratings favor low-brow fare. The industry shows a desire to raise program quality and curb low taste, acknowledging the uphill task of rehabilitation of viewers.
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Hollywood TV
Hollywood
CBS
Japanese Professor Proposes High Voltage Engine Boost
Dr. Yukichi Asakawa of Nihon University proposes inserting a separate electrode into the cylinder and applying 10,000 volts AC. Tests show a 99 cc two stroke engine rising from 2,200 to 3,100 rpm, implying a roughly 2.8fold horsepower increase. Patents filed in the U S Britain West Germany and France.
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Yukichi Asakawa
Japan
Nihon University
United States
Britain
West Germany
France
Canadians urged to push Britain toward Common Market entry
The argument calls on Canada to avoid unfair criticism of the United Kingdom over joining the European Common Market. Canada should encourage Britain to join rather than hinder her. The piece suggests asking how Britain and Canada might both benefit and whether Canada should also consider candidacy.
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United Kingdom
Britain
Canada
Commonwealth
Owe
Goofball racket probes in Montreal reach distributors
Investigation notes extensive distributors but fails to locate major suppliers. Individual sellers hand out prescription rugs without prescriptions, but quantities imply involvement by pharmaceutical companies. The firms must know the excess supply and should not hide behind an unenforced sale accounting law.
Ten Commandments For Gun Safety
Ten Commandments for gun safety urge treating every gun as loaded and never pointing at what you don’t intend to shoot. It covers handling, backstop, target identification, ammo size, cleaning, unloading, securing, camp safety, and avoiding alcohol before shooting. It emphasizes control, preparedness, and responsible storage to prevent accidents.
Grow Features Help Clothes Grow With Childs Size
Homemakers corner offers tips on clothes with grow features to extend wear. Deep hems wide seams adjustable straps and cuffs pleats raglan sleeves two piece outfits aid growth. Parents should shop with children and let them choose within limits for social happiness and fit.
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Peggy Itood
Iowa State University
Health warning on carbon tetrachloride and immunization
A health note warns against home use of Carbon Tetrachloride because fumes can cause severe illness and require hospital care. It promotes Methyl Chloroform as a safer solvent and urges labeling awareness. The piece also urges immunization during National Immunization Week with dates, vaccines, and the benefit of early protection for children.
Health topics this week on leukemia tranquilizers and birth months
The article cites eight leukemia deaths in a 20 000 person community over three years suggesting possible virus transmission. It notes all cases involved recent movers from Chicago and attended same school or had sibling or friend there. Additional clusters appear in other US communities. It reports tranquilizers shorten delivery and reduce vomiting in first births and for later births, per Dr. Robert H. Stewart. It questions if January February and March are dangerous birth months for mental illness and cites conflicting studies. It notes one in ten babies may have defects, chiefly bone and heart problems, with most defects evident in the first year.
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Manitoba
United States
Chicago
Science At Work Topics This Week
Science at work reviews fish laundries where cleaners remove parasites and diseased tissue from fish, with 26 species identified. Keen noses of dogs outpace humans in odor detection, and Mars life debates shift as lichens face low probability. A meteor broke into pieces near Santa Maria, with debris sought by campers.
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Conrad Limbaugh
Scripps Institute of Oceanography
Scientific American
Earth
Santa Maria
Calif
Gems Of Thought Faults Of Others
A compact collection of maxims on faults and anger from poets and writers. It quotes Alexander Pope Mary Baker Eddy John Dryden Antisthenes William Lamb Edgar Watson Howe and William Lamb commenting on recognizing faults in others and self restraint.
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Alexander Pope
Mary Baker Eddy
William Lamb
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Reservy Merald
Goofball Menace
Acts
Highway Safety Council
Council
Robert Dunn
Ottawa
Monica
Homemakers
Sy Peggy Hood
Paratus
Robert H. Stewart
The
University of Washington
Science At Work
Fis
Mars
R. F. Becker
JE. King
Duke University
Mason E. Hale, Jr
Smithsonian Institution
California
Eagre
John Dryden
Antisthenes
Edgar Watson Howe
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