Tricks and Tips for Hockey and Basketball Sharpshooting
A mixed guide from Lloyd Percival covers hockey stick tricks to win puck battles and basket shooting tips. It advises players to practice stick work, bait opponents, and target the basket rim for improved accuracy, urging quick shots and decisive follow-through.
Humorous Anecdotes and a Store Clerk Exchange
A collection of jokes about a fire policy note to a storekeeper, O’Leary’s late night kitchen search for whisky, invisible hairpins at a department store, a punny math answer from Willie about dogs, and a lighthearted classroom exchange.
York Retreat Pioneered Humane Treatment of the Insane
The York retreat opened by William Tuke marked England's first institution to treat the mentally ill with kindness and humane care.
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York Retreat
England
William Tuke
Trans-Canada bridge contract awarded for pre-stressed span
The $325,000 pre stressed concrete bridge will span the Assiniboine River west of Brandon as part of the Trans Canada Highway. Benjamin Brothers of St Boniface won the contract and have begun preliminary work on a site southwest of Brandon linking with No 1 near Kemnay. It will be Manitoba’s first pre stressed concrete bridge.
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Assiniboine River
Brandon
Winnipeg
Manitoba
R. D. Robertson
Benjamin Brothers
St. Boniface
Greater choice of malting barley varieties urged for yield gains
Canadian agronomists note that overreliance on Montcalm and OAC shows declining barley yields on the Eastern Prairies. Parkland offers higher yield, good bushel weight, and stronger straw but limited disease resistance. Scientists press for broader variety portfolios to stabilize long term production.
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Montcalm
OAC
Manitoba
W. H. Johnston
Brandon Experimental Farm
Parkland
Canada
Water supply essentials for poultry production
An Nova Scotia study from Nappan stresses constant access to clean water for broilers and laying hens. Increasing watering space improved carcass grades in 70 broilers, while dry waterers reduced feed gains. automatic founts suit large flocks, while large manually filled units help small flocks to avoid supply gaps.
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T. M. MacIntyre
Nappan
N.S
Igl oo House Travel Spotlight From Arctic to Ottawa Ball
The Department of Northern Affairs built a plastic igloo designed by an Eskimo as a centerpiece at the Ottawa Men's Press Club Ball. It toured from the Canadian National Exhibition to the Art Gallery in London Ontario and will move to Hamilton then back to Ottawa for the National Museums rotunda before departing for England for the Jamboree. A test snow house at Cape Dorset experiments with dry windproof waterproof plastic to test Arctic suitability.
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Paulette Anerouchuk
Annie Wetaluk
Ottawa
National Museums of Canada
England
Northern Affairs
Cape Dorset
Hudson Strait
Arctic
Barn Safety Reminder Amid Seasonal Accidents
A local notice warns of frequent barn accidents this season and urges plain housekeeping to prevent injuries. It emphasizes careful storage, clear aisles, and regular maintenance to keep barns safer for workers and animals.
Population shifts and tax facts from Canadian data
The questions ask which Atlantic province has the largest population and which prairie province is largest, the under 15 Canadian population with options 2 4 5 million, the urban share now two thirds, the main driver of rural to urban migration, Amundsen’s forty year voyage, and the share of personal income taxes in federal revenues.
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Atlantic
Prairie
Roald Amundsen
Answers to Quick Quiz Five Facts Revealed
Answers reveal that less than a quarter is correct, quiz item three highlights manufacturing growth, Nova Scotia and Alberta are key provinces, the first voyage through the North West Passage is noted, five million is cited. Material prepared by Quick Canadian Facts editors.
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Atlantic Provinces
Nova Scotia
Prairie Provinces
Alberta
North West Passage
Quick Canadian Facts
Canada
Fishing for the hardest metal in Greenland hunt
Thirty Danish geologists conduct an unusual treasure hunt between Scoresby Sound and Danmarks Havn in eastern Greenland. They search under the ice for polymolybdenum a rare metal valued for strengthening steel and used in armour and jet engine components.
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Scoresby Sound
Danmarkshavn
Greenland
Polymienu
WordSearch of Hidden Clues Across Horizontal and Vertical
A mixed list of clue prompts appears in two orientations. Some entries span horizontal lines and others vertical, with numbers indicating positions and references such as ships, gods, metals, and measurements.
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Physical Facces Development Service
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O'Leary
Willie
James
David
Trans-Canada
George
Peter
Amy
Peggy
Aseumer
Portia
Shield
Ingredien
Nio
By George Sixta