Smooth relaxed swing beats tight hitting in baseball
Marty Marion warns that tight hard swinging is a common weakness among young players caused by anxiety to hit. He urges a smooth relaxed swing, not attempted power, to improve timing and flow of strength, and notes the same holds for softball. The piece also covers sprinters breathing for form and recovery, promoting Sports College membership in Toronto.
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Marty Marion
Marty
Marion
Kitchen Meditations by Jane Dale
A reflective poem describes a prairie sunset with vivid color shifts from rose to crimson. The speaker finds the sunset’s splendor unforgettable as the land’s glow fades and shadows creep across the golden horizon.
Legendary symbols of India meet football games
In a region spanning London to Hyde Park, historic symbols linked with India's culture intersect with modern football events. A bridegroom hosts a public viewing as 28th Pacific matches spark cross cultural interest, drawing fans from China and beyond.
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India
Pacific
London
China
Hyde Park
Commonwealth
England
Bali
Essex
Woodrow Wilson
U. S
Italy
Chicago
Oil Ready To Flow Into Trans Mountain Pipeline
One million barrels of oil await at an East Edmonton tank farm and will begin flowing into the 817 mile trans mountain line once it opens. Canadian Bechtel officials say the tank farm can hold 1.5 million barrels and construction is on schedule with two incomplete BC links in the upper Fraser Valley and Burnaby.
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Edmonton
Alta
East Edmonton
Trans-Mountain
Canadian Bechtel Limited
British Columbia
Fraser Valley
Burnaby
On The Side and Mind Over Matter 3052
A humorous column discusses gender roles and ambition with a headstand thought prompt and mentions Elizabeth Arden and a 65 retirement debate. It notes the shift in gifts at fatherhood, wages purchasing power, and ends with a tale of love curing illness linked to Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Jewelry From Ancient Mastodon Ivory Funds a Hobby Turned Business
Victoria craftsman Dick Diment turns ancient mastodon ivory and Alaska black diamond inlays into jewelry. He started as a self taught hobbyist in Dawson City and expanded after moving to Victoria. His stock includes brooches earrings and pendants carved from ivory believed 50 000 years old.
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Victoria
Dick Diment
Yukon
Dawson City
Dawson
Margaret
Alaska
Helpful camping snacks and home care tips from old times
The passage offers practical advice from a past era, suggesting raisins for scouts to carry for nutrition and energy. It also notes cleaning tips like wiping toothpaste and soap from mirrors, using veggie water to flavor gravy, and ventilating rooms with muslin bag curtains to avoid soiling them.
Archives expand microfilming to private and public records
Regina observers note the Saskatchewan provincial archives broadened its microfilming project. The expansion includes private papers and diaries on loan, federal West documents, weekly newspapers, and municipal and school district records.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Revenue From Sale Of Confiscated Guns Saskatchewan dept
A total of 1 252 24 dollars was realized by the Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources at a sale of confiscated guns. Sixty one rifles and shotguns were bid by individuals. The guns came from 387 seized by the game branch in 1952 53. Most items were old models and .22 calibers. The remaining 326 firearms were impounded and returned by court orders.
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Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources
Game Branch
Spectacle of prejudice tested by Jesus and the Syrophoenician
A weekly Bible commentary discusses racial and religious prejudice in Christ’s ministry. It notes Jesus’ test of faith with the Syrophoenician woman, frames the exchange as revealing that human need transcends prejudice, and affirms the universal scope of the Gospel to Gentiles.
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Christ
Jesus
Paul
God
Queen Elizabeth to Visit Queen Salote in Tonga Return Call
Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh will pay a return call on Queen Salote of Tonga during their Australasia tour next year. Queen Salote attended the London Coronation in June and impressed Londoners and Coronation visitors.
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Melbourne
Queen Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Queen Salote
Australasia
London
Woman Wins Shellbrook Fish Derby At Big Shell Lake
A local Fish and Game League derby at Big Shell lake saw Mrs. Harry Waion win with a five-pound fish. The winner was a woman, the first such victor in the event's history.
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Shellbrook
Sask
Fish and Game League
Big Shell Lake
Harry Waion
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