Boils and Germs: Medical Insights From Hygeia Article
Dr William Bolton notes advances in germ-destroying drugs and x rays improving treatment. Boils arise from skin germ invasion via tiny breaks and sweat or oil glands, with anemia fatigue and poor diet as risk factors. Three rules guide care: don't cut early, avoid squeezing, and limit wide cuts. See a physician for recurrent boils and possible immunization.
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William Bolton
Bureau of Health Education
American Medical Association
Minneapolis man runs auto re styling agency
Jerry Stageberg, 22, operates a Minneapolis business offering car remakes to refresh aging vehicles. His process removes chrome and protruding parts, reshapes the grille and lowers the top, with the trunk handle removed and the license plate mounted under glass for a sleek, streamlined look.
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Minneapolis
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Minn
Jerry Stageberg
Stageberg
Mental And Physical Control Prevents Accidents
Ontario industry officials are urged to focus on mental and physical control to prevent accidents. R B Morley of the Industrial Accident Prevention Association warns that individual conduct shapes others and lowers or raises safety standards across workplaces. He argues consistent proper action keeps accident rates down.
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Toronto
R. B. Morley
Industrial Accident Prevention Associations
Ontario
Cheese Biscuit Dough Main Dish Guide
Mix large recipe of baking powder biscuit dough with 1 to 2 cups grated American cheese. Add about 1/4 cup more milk to form soft dough. Roll, cut into squares or crescents, brush with milk, and sprinkle paprika. Bake as directed and serve with butter or creamed ham as a main dish.
Ever-Ready Biscuit Mix for Quick Biscuits and Top Crusts
This guide outlines a triple-recipe biscuit mix with 12 cups sifted flour 4 tablespoons baking powder 4 teaspoons salt 2 cups shortening. Store in a cool dry place for 3 to 4 weeks and use by adding milk to form a soft dough, then bake. Also notes meat pie top variation.
Royal Bank Assets Reach New High in 1946 Report
The annual bank report shows total assets climbing to 2,131,974,000 with deposits rising over 171,000,000. Net profit reached 4,020,895 after taxes and reserves, dividends totaling 2,800,000, and 1,220,895 added to surplus while liquid assets stood at 1,609,742,166.
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Dominion
Canada
United States
Pension Fund Society
Land claims for Antarctic regions spark postwar scramble
Britons push a 12 member expedition toward the South Pole while the United States leads Admiral Byrd’s lavish Antarctic voyage. Chile, Argentina, Norway, France, Australia, and New Zealand stake claims, with Britain asserting Falkland dependencies and overlapping Chrome rights. The Times notes German prewar aims are not seriously considered.
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South Pole
United States
Admiral Byrd
Norfolk
Virginia
Times
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Argentine Republic
Norway
France
Australia
New Zealand
Antarctic
Britain
Falkland Islands Dependencies
Nazi Germany
Luftwaffe
Princess Astrid Land
the Times
Malaya to have its own royal navy
Malaya will establish a royal navy for the first time with appropriations approved in the 1947 estimates. Training of the nucleus of the force has already begun in Singapore.
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Malaya
Royal Navy
Royal Malaya Navy
Manitoba Fire Hero Receives Humane Award
Peter Kramarchuk, 22, of Carberry, Manitoba, received a parchment from the Royal Canadian Humane Society for aiding six local boys trapped in a forest fire on April 30. He led them to a trench and kept their courage with stories as flames passed overhead, saving five who recovered after hospital treatment. one remained in Winnipeg General Hospital but is improving. Kramarchuk, a former RC AF veteran and scout master, had previously earned the Bronze Cross and was honored with a gold watch locally.
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Carberry
Peter Kramarchuk
Royal Canadian Humane Society
Kramarchuk
R.c.af
Brandon
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
B. W. Caldwell
George Naismith
Collins Court
Trevor Caithness
John Gibson
Wesley Whitelaw
Stuart Bradford
Bill Elliot
Winnipeg General Hospital
Brandon General Hospital
Lord Rowallen
World Happenings Briefly Told
St Pauls Cathedral appeal fund reached 930 pounds. Canadian-made furniture will be sold in Leeds. Britain to link by new rapid teleprinter service. A Guadagnini violin sold in London for 5800 dollars. Germany population about 64.8 million, down from WWII peak. Polish refugees in Tel Aviv seek permission to go to the Philippines. Sir Miles Dempsey to retire July 1. Canada rescinds import ban on Japanese goods. Last chapter of a book omitted, publisher notes. Garter insignia to Canada Governor General Viscount Alexander.
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Miles Dempsey
Middle East
War Office
Canada
Japan
New York
Order of the Garter
St. George
Viscount Alexander
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