Sports Clinic Preseason Training For Baseball Players
Conditioning drills build speed, reflexes and throwing power for baseball. The program outlines jogging and sprinting intervals, starts from stands, footwork, stretching, core and arm work, wrist snaps, and bat handling. Advice includes diet, a simple swinging tee, and Sports College memberships with broadcasts and mailings.
Waiting for His Ship to Come In
A man waits years for a fortune at sea but realizes wealth arrives through daily work. He uses his talents, learns from others, and sends small crafts across life’s sea. His efforts return as a hidden cargo of aid and value to far lands.
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Welladen
Fortune
Pride of Mounties Pal Dies After Heroic Service
Regina reports the Royal Canadian Mounted Police dog Pal, seven year veteran and lifesaver to children, dieing March 29 at age unknown. Pal tracked criminals, aided rescues near Wascana Creek and Roblin, and helped locate a missing girl in Roblin.
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Pride of the Mounties
Ralph F. Pitcher
Wolseley
Sask
Pat
Wascana Creek
Manitoba
Roblin
Pal
Rail strengthening planned for The Pas to handle rising wheat shipments
Mayor H. F. Bickle told The Pas town council that heavier track is being laid south of The Pas to accommodate growing wheat shipments over the Hudson Bay railway, signaling infrastructure upgrades to support commerce.
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Pas
Man
Hudson Bay Railway
H. F. Bickle
Musically Inclined Talks On Instrument Choice And Courtship
A columnist muses on using a bagpipe for health and retaliation against late night noise. He notes people prefer restful conversation in social dining and reflects on curtain calls, fame, and the idea of an amanuensis writing a personal autobiography.
World Happenings Briefly Told
A cross bred cotton fibre surpasses Egyptian and American long staple varieties has been grown in Surat India. An electric razor is installed in the Rising Sun bar at Dysart Scotland for patrons to shave while drinking. Pakistan’s population stands at 75 687 000 with men outnumbering women by 5 000 000. Aucklander David Stewart marked his 100th birthday, still smoking since age seven. A totem society will form at Prince Rupert to protect native arts and poles. Britain garden festival colors feature gold purple and scarlet with thousands of blossoms on display. Harry McGhee plans roadliner buses between Glasgow Edinburgh and London with 60 coaches costing 900 000 dollars.
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Harry McGhee
Glasgow
Edinburgh
London
May Resume Ship Building At Prince Rupert
Prince Rupert British Columbia may restart ship building as the drydock and shipyard show strong indications of activation with orders for smaller type navy vessels. The yard built several large freighters in World War II but has been idle recently.
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Prince Rupert
B.C
May Use Divers To Salvage Logs
Western Forest Industries, Ltd considers using deep sea divers to salvage logs from 21 mile Cowichan Lake on Vancouver Island. Divers have been used in the United States but not yet in Britain or Canada. The project could recover logs sunk over the past four decades. A curious note mentions fear of the number 13 traced to early Norsemen.
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Lake Cowichan
B.C
Cowichan Lake
Vancouver Island
Western Forest Industries, Ltd
Weekly Tip Removing Chewing Gum
If the material is washable you might try softening the gum stains with egg white. After this wash the garment in the usual manner.
Stiff Tests For Winnipeg Drivers
Winnipeg applicants for drivers licences must pass a psycho physical test along with written and road exams. Provincial safety director R B Baillie calls the system the most advanced in North America. Tests cover sight screener reaction timer distance judgment field of vision glare recovery and a magnetic board with miniature cars and signs. Of 1314 applicants tested 341 percent failed.
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Winnipeg
R. B. Baillie
North America
Built by Brother The Mount Vernon house history
The original Washington home at Mount Vernon was built by Lawrence Washington, brother of George Washington. Lawrence crafted the early structure for the family estate, preceding George's rise to prominence.
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Washington
Mt. Vernon
Lawrence Washington
George Washington
Crossword Puzzle Large Puzzle Grid Teases Readers
A newspaper crossword puzzle page presents a dense grid of clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It includes references to mythic terms, geographic groups, ancient scripts, and everyday objects, inviting solvers to fill in the intersecting words.
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