Glaucoma research advances at University of Saskatchewan
Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan study glaucoma causes and detection, seeking a drug to regulate ocular fluid production. Funded by the National Society to Combat Blindness and the university’s ophthalmology department, the project explores new tablets as existing meds lose effectiveness.
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Christmas sewing patterns for misses and children
The notice promotes Printed Pattern 4607 for Misses' sizes 10 to 18 with a blouse and skirt option, and Pattern 4615 for children's sizes 2, 4, 6 featuring a coat and leggings set with a bonnet. It details yardage, prices, and where to send orders to Anne Adams Pattern Dept, 60 Front Street, Wo. Poronte.
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O. Anne Adams
Front Street
Poronte
Anne Adans Vaulterp
W. Poronte
Quaint house sign from old sign cut by jig saw
A black painted wooden sign crafted from an old house number sign shows guests arriving by coach inspiration. Pattern 446.
Patterned shelf and stool designs from Home Workshop
Describes patterns for a shelf and stool usable as a telephone or book stand, with actual-size cutting guides and directions. Includes cage patterns, jig-saw project guides, and bundles in packets with prices. lists contact and mailing details for Home Workshop in Vancouver British Columbia.
Mental illness gains acceptance in society
The article notes public opinion shifting from hushed families to openness and action. It compares stigma of mental illness with tuberculosis and urges families to seek medical attention through the family doctor and local mental health services. The piece ends with an odd aside about the hammerned, an African bird, and its six month nest construction.
Dangers Lurking at Home Endangering Young Children
The article warns of lethal hazards in the home for children including medicines cleaning fluids and polishing pastes. It describes risky acts from drinking beverages to exploring iceboxes and construction sites, noting danger from ages as young as 18 months and urging constant supervision to protect Canada’s few children.
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Canada
Planning leisure years before retirement
The article advises starting ten years before retirement to plan for using leisure days, considering financial conditions and pension augmentation if needed. It suggests cultivating marketable talents through study and practice, noting that part time jobs may suit an older person capable of the work.
Saskatchewan Dial Telephone Service Expansion Plan
The Saskatchewan government outlines a 1961 start to convert manually operated offices to dial operation with a target of complete dial service by 1970. Of 179,244 system owned phones, 78.15 percent are dial operated, while 11,979 of 50,510 rural lines connected to system and agency exchanges are dial type.
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Saskatchewan
The Hazards of Getting Drunk and Alcoholism
A medical article urges prevention through education about alcoholic intoxication, noting its hidden role in accidents and deaths. It advises staying with severely intoxicated individuals, encouraging medical evaluation, and seeking help via doctors, AA, ministers, or clinics. It warns against covering up and suggests police intervention when safety is at risk.
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Alcoholism Foundation
Relief to payrolls: Cincinnati co operative helps hotel workers
In Cincinnati a labor union hotel association and the county welfare department launched a program with the United States Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training and a high school. Thirty nine relief recipients completed an 80 hour course to become maids or housemen. sixteen secured jobs and all were expected to be paid by hotels within weeks. The venture shifts relief to earning about 190 dollars a month, with relief reduced accordingly.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
United States Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training
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Hotel and Restaurant Employees Union
Howe Near 1000 Points From 15th NHL Season
Gordie Howe begins his 15th season in the National Hockey League 23 points shy of 1,000. The Detroit star ended last season with 446 goals and 531 assists for 977 points, all in regular NHL games, and stands as the league’s all time leading point-scorer.
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Gordie Howe
Detroit
Howe
Safe for the shopper Canaila can Shop Saar
An article notes inspectors monitor food drugs and cosmetics under the Food and Drugs Act to ensure food is clean pure and wholesome and that medicines are safely prepared and cosmetics are not harmful.
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Saar
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