Charley horses and stretching drills from Sports College
The Sports Clinic explains charley horses in hockey, their causes, and treatment with heat and analgesic packs. It also offers two flexibility drills to prevent injuries, emphasizing ankle knee hip and back stretches. Anyone can join Sports College via mail for coaching materials and a weekly broadcast.
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Syi Apps
Toronto Maple Leaf
N_BU
Sports College
Toronto
Ontario
Blue Bonnet Margarine Compared by Mrs Lombardo
Mrs Guy Lombardo endorses Blue Bonnet margarine as a superior all vegetable spread with rich nutrition and economy. The ad promotes Brice Boxxer and Buus Boxnrr as alternatives and highlights two package types, regular economy and Yellow Qui bag, for easy use and color.
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Guy Lombardo
Canada
Alberta to Buy 50 Infant Incubators with Federal Grants
The Alberta health department announced federal grants to procure 50 incubators for premature infant care, aiming to improve neonatal services across the province.
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Alberta
Health Department
Amusing Notions and anecdotes from daily life
A collection of light vignettes and quips about writers, etiquette, bold feats, hidden heroes, and quirky observations. References include Somerset Maugham past midpoint in 1908, Blondin at Niagara Falls, a blindfolded barber, and parking myths.
Swimming Star Becomes Missionary Sister in Vancouver
Marie Sharkey, once a Calgary born swimming star who placed third in springboard at the British Empire games, joined the Marist convent in Vancouver after the event. She later sailed as Sister Ambrose to a leper hospital and Solomons outpost, writing of her happiness at mission work.
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Vancouver
Marie Sharkey
Australia
Marie
Mare
Solomon Islands
Marist Convent
Aorangi
Solomons
Ambrose
Air Force to open sixth British base this March
The United States air force will open its sixth big base in Britain in March, according to the air ministry. The base is at Sealand in Cheshire, about 180 miles northwest of London. Mahogany trees at the site commonly reach 150 feet tall with trunks three to seven feet in diameter.
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United States Air Force
Britain
Air Ministry
Sealand
Cheshire
London
World Happenings Briefly Told
Annie looted a Chicago store but passed up the costliest Bible edition. Alberta leads provinces with biggest rise in marriages and births in early last year. Winnipeg’s 106-year-old Henry Timlick died in a nursing home and would have turned 107 on March 4. The Past Man mayor urged a town hall, as 39-year town still lacks municipal offices, hoping for 1951. Canada's oldest triplets turn 86, born near Palmerston and Swift Current. U.S. housing hits 1.4 million in 1950, surpassing 1949 and 1925 peaks. The RCA-F Ensign received royal approval in 1940.
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Winnipeg
Henry Timlick
Mr. Timlick
North Augusta
Ont
H. F. Bicle
Crossword Puzzle Fill In Answers
The reader is prompted with a crossword style list of clues across and down including golf term tanning material canine to watch to harden climbing plant corded cloth mentions plant juice to fall behind fundamental high cards completely grampus to put on cravat austere money boarder shovel long view to reimburse girl s name reverberation opportune smallest particle of an element chief by way of price custom large snake to admit enclosed car to haul cosset English river before through year act of stocking a new jointone Spenserian character low confused utterance pertaining to a region luck disgraceful bags sting to cheat while jot paid notice ludicrous melody principles adhered to article reception informer portico posed brother of Odin procession part of to be baffling question only small aperture dude female sheep archaic commenced possessive pronoun eon
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Odin
Snow Plow Clubs Keep Roads Open in Prince Albert
Farmers and rural residents formed snow plow clubs to keep roads passable during heavy winters. J R Leach & Son LTD in Prince Albert supplied many plows, selling over 1,000 units in three years. Municipalities fund operations through whist drives, quilting bees, square dances, and summer events.
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Prince Albert
Sask
J. R. Leach & Son Ltd
Leach
Miracles as Belief Beyond Proven Facts
The speaker contrasts strict scientific skepticism with faith in miracles open to unseen forces. They claim miracles reveal deeper truths in nature and life, shown in springtime stirrings, natural beauty, and small creatures that convey meaningful truths beyond explanation.
Manitoba Drive Banished Motorists Under New Law
Winnipeg report shows 3 717 motorists banned in five car operation under Manitoba’s driving responsibility act. Many may regain rights only by insurance acceptance or cash deposits of 11 000. By 1950 total suspensions reached about 9 000 with 1 782 added last year. 719 are on probation awaiting reinstatement.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Financial Post
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Ace” Percival
The
E E. Hstins
Somerset Maugham
Blondin
Niagara Falls
Robert Hardy
Swimming Star Now Missionary
Annie
Krook
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Palmerston, Ont
James and
John Bent
Palmerston
Naomi Corbett
Swift Current
United States
Bureau of Labor Statistics
R.c.a-F
BY William Ferguson
Mila
Uz, Les
South America
TM. Reg
U. & Pat
Peggy
Skipper
Priscilla
Chuck Thurston
Henry
Clarino
al Vermeer
BY Jane Dale
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