What your doctor hears with his stethoscope
A historical overview of the stethoscope including its invention by Laennec in 1816, how it works to hear heart and lung sounds, and how clinicians use it to assess normal versus abnormal heart murmurs. It also covers advances in phonocardiography, electronic recording, and training tools to interpret heart sounds and murmurs for bedside diagnosis.
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Laennec
Patterned hostess apron with velvet ribbon and embroidery
The notice advertises Pattern 7430 an apron pattern titled Hostess Hit with flirty yet practical style. It highlights eyelet pockets velvet ribbon and embroidery. Send thirty five cents and name address with pattern number to Household Arts PP. 60 Front Street West Toronto.
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Front Street
Winter Track Training Boosted By Indoor Season
Lorne Daverne argues for year round preparation in track and field as indoor circuits expand in the United States and Canada. He details training methods for sprinters and milers, urges consistent practice, and invites readers to send training questions to his Regina address.
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United States
Canada
Winnipeg
YMCA
YWCA
Europe
Regina
M.L
D.M
Crask
Lorne Daverne
Victoria Ave
Easy princess jumper and blouse pattern 4603
Printed Pattern 4603 offers girls sizes 6 to 14 with a double- breasted look created by contrast-button trim. The jumper needs 1{1/2} yards and the blouse 1{3/4} yards of 54 inch fabric for size 10, with Adams Pattern Dept. 1 P.P.L 60 from Street W. Terento as the order address.
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Adams Pattern Dept
P.P.L
Terento
Canada refinery capacity climbs to 934000 bpd in 1960
Canada increased its oil refining capacity to 934000 barrels per day by December 31 1960, up 5.6 percent from 1959.
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Canada
What a billion and the Canadian economic fever
A columnist argues Canada faces a severe trade imbalance with the United States, describing inflation as high blood pressure. The piece warns that wage hikes, higher prices, and job losses follow, urging Canada to change its economic climate rather than seek relief in imports or foreign loans.
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Florida
Canada
United States
Toronto
Tampa
Algiers
Heaven
Wanted A Cause and Western Youth in Search
The Spectator personal column notes a 25 year old with adequate unearned income seeking any worthwhile cause. It uses Box 7348 as a symbol of revived Western youth confidence, contrasting safety fears with a drive to find a meaningful endeavor. History suggests they will recognize a cause when they encounter it.
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The
Spectator
Lord Byron
Florence Nightingale
Ernest Hemingway
Box 7348
Fourth largest consumer hints at oil reserves
Canada ranks as the world’s fourth largest oil consumer yet has drawn only about five percent of its estimated ultimate reserves. Separately, coffee’s historic promise as a cold and toothache remedy is noted, while the Atlantic surface is described as the saltiest among major oceans.
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Canada
Egyptians First Adopt Wedding Ring Tradition
According to legend the early Egyptians were the first to adopt the wedding ring to symbolize the taking of vows.
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Ont
Christian Science Monitor
Atlantic Ocean
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