Pasteurization Seen as Key to Safe Milk in Ponoka Study
Health officials cite Ponoka Alberta results showing compulsory pasteurization enacted in 1944 after outbreaks of undulant fever and infection of two herds. The report notes no new cases since and urges wider provincial adoption to ensure fully safe milk nationwide, with Ontario the sole province already enacting compulsory pasteurization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health League of Canada
Ponoka
Alberta
Canada
Dominion
Ontario
How to Prevent Mildew on Damp Blouses
Advice shows to delay ironing a newly damp blouse. wrap it in rubber sheeting and refrigerate the bundle to curb mildew.
Older workers should be allowed to work as long as they choose
Dr. Theodore Klumpp of the former US agriculture agency urges no forced retirement as US population shifts. He cites 1980 projections with 21 million people aged 65-plus and 40.3 percent over 45, calling for science to tackle age related diseases while preserving older adults’ wisdom. He warns new labor saving devices will create problems but insists older individuals can still contribute if able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Theodore Klumpp
Food and Drug Administration
US Department of Agriculture
American Public Health Association
Klumpp
Bent Line Sets Attu at West Coast Time
Attu, the westernmost Aleutian island, is the farthest west U S possession. International law shifted the dateline to the island s west to align its time with the rest of the chain, keeping the same schedule across the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attu
United States
Real Cow on the Queen Elizabeth Era Aboard Cunard Ship
The public recalls the Britannia Cunarder featuring a real cow in a padded deckhouse that supplied milk for babies and invalids. The note mentions goat skins as key exports from India, Brazil, Java, the Belgian Congo and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britannia
India
Brazil
Java
Belgian Congo
Russia
Crossword Puzzle Clue List
Horizontal clues include Out of meat Lingers In favor of Time gone by Month Man's nick name To scoff at To stay behind Devoured Fortification Entertained Woody plants High card Vehicle To come forth
Octogenarian Appears in Subway Banter
Two girls on a subway train discuss a newspaper headline about an octogenarian's death. They smile at the term and joke about the aging label, noting they never hear of one who lives long. The light exchange captures casual chatter and comic ignorance about old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
So-and-So
Australian Roller Maps Terrain Automatically
An Australian device has been developed that automatically creates a scale map of the terrain it rolls over. The invention uses a rolling mechanism to record topography, producing real time cartographic data for field use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Various World and Domestic 1945 46 Notes From The Era
Alberta beet growers receive 1057 dollars per ton for 1945 crops. Nobel Prize goes to Hermann Hesse of Switzerland. Alberta 1946 wheat crop estimated at 137,080,000 bushels. British army of the Rhine deserters total 472 as of Sept 30. War horses and animals counts listed. Five Christmas puddings reward amid destruction threat. Sandhurst renamed Royal Military Academy with university status. Japan to nationalize coal mines to boost output. Argentine corn imports rise into Canada per Statistics Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Department of Agriculture
Royal stamp issue to honor Royal Family visit
Johannesburg announces a special series of stamps in one, two, and threepence to celebrate the Royal Family visit next year. The stamps show the King on the one penny, the King and Queen on the two penny, and the King, Queen, and two Princesses on the three penny, available from February 17, 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Two Milford Barbers Share 58 Years Side by Side
Two octogenarian barbers in Milford Mass worked together for 58 years without a cross word or a vacation. They split daily duties and built a steady client base while serving the community with quiet routines and mutual respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Mass
Site chosen for Oslo monument to Franklin D Roosevelt
The Oslo committee selects a high point near Oslo City Hall overlooking the fjord as the site for a Roosevelt memorial. Akershus fortress rises nearby as a landmark while more than 55,000 kr has been donated toward an estimated 200,000 kr cost. a committee will soon invite Norway’s leading sculptors to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Oslo
Oslo Fjord
Akershus
Norway Information Office
Pigeon Attack Ends in Tragic Infant Injury
A tame pigeon fatally attacked a sleeping three months old baby in Victoria British Columbia lacerating the face and pecking the tongue until it bled. The father C Mireau killed the bird as it circled for another strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B.C
C. Mireau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vegbern
Ole
Ine Md CA
Decter
Freit Érink
Lis
Lia
EIT
Abel
Taxe
Montreal
Wolf St
By Fred Neher
Will Yum
Agar
Swedish Academy
Hermann Hesse
Switzerland
Bath
Royal Military College
Sandhurst
England
Royal Military Academy
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Royal Stamp Issue
NEA Service, Inc
T. M. Reg
Elmer
Philadelphia, Pa
Western Canada
Marion Albert
University of British Columbia
Vancouver
Seattle
Wash
Albert
British Columbia
Manitoba
Regina College
Saskatchewan
Pigeon
Gorenes
BY William Ferguson
Margaria
Reginald
Peggy
Chuck Thurston
Les Carroll
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!