Preventing the common cold through exposure control
The piece argues prevention should focus on reducing exposure to infected secretions as colds spread via person to person. It notes sneezing, coughing, and nose blowing in public spaces, critiques past efforts like early absenteeism policies, and reviews vaccines, vitamins, citrus bioflavonoids, and nasal surgeries with mixed evidence.
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Costagion
Government film board funded by taxpayers criticized
The National Film Board’s finances are examined as Ottawa contemplates broader roles. The board posted a modest $11,012 gain but received $4,960,143 from parliamentary appropriations, leaving taxpayers on the hook for most costs. The piece argues the board is useful only as a distributor and urges ending taxpayer subsidies.
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Ottawa
National Film Board
Film Board
Ottawa open to joint Columbia River dam project
In Parliament discussions, the government signals openness to a joint program with British Columbia to develop power from the Columbia River. Officials reference the throne speech noting readiness to pursue a favorable international settlement and a shared cost arrangement with BC.
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Ottawa
Columbia
House of Commons
G. W. McLeod
Okanagan- Revelstoke
Speaker
Northern Affairs
National Resources
British Columbia
Columbia River
Alvin Hamilton
Northern Affairs and National Resources
F. G. J. Hahn
New Westminster
Review
Revelstoke
B.C
Record births at Wakaw Union Hospital rise in 1957
Hospital official notes 105 babies born in 1957 at Wakaw Union Hospital, doubling the five year average of 52 annually. The Record, Wakaw, Sask reports the increase as a significant yearly surge.
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Wakaw Union Hospital
Wakaw, Sask
Common Household Poisons and Poisoning Trends
The article discusses how non fatal poisonings outnumber deaths by 100 to 150 times, with varied severity and potential long term damage. It notes shrinking death rates from poisoning over 50 years, and highlights regulation gaps for cosmetics fuels cleaners paints toys and misc items. It outlines risks from aspirin methyl salicylate iron sleep aids antihistamines pesticides and nicotine insecticides and stresses safe drug use and keeping poisons away from children.
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Everyfon
Portage la Prairie Opens Delta Room Cocktail Lounge
Portage la Prairie unveils its first cocktail lounge The Delta Room along with new dining facilities at Hotel Portage Officials from Shea Labatt Winnipeg and Community Hotels attended the noon ceremony led by Mayor H L Henderson He cited a $50 000 face lift as a sign of growing confidence in the community and its development The Manitiba Leader Portage la Prairie Man Jan 16 1958.
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Portage la Prairie
Portage
Shea-Labatt
Winnipeg
Community Hotels
Hotel Portage
H. L. Henderson
Manitoba
Man
Crochet motifs for luxurious linens pattern 7221
Crochet directions for three designs in pattern 7221 suitable for towels bed-sets and scarves. Motifs measure 312 to 4 inches wide using No 50 cotton. Ideal for bridal linens and all linen types. Send thirty five cents to Household Arts Department PPL 60 Front Street W Toronto.
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Household Arts Department
P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Alice Brees
Bins Used for Apple Harvest In Okanagan Valley
More than four thousand 25 bushel bins used this year in the Okanagan Valley for apples and pears. The Experimental Farm reports growers, pickers, and packers prefer bins to bushel boxes. Bins travel by trailer or tractor lift, then by truck to packing houses and are moved by forklift. End-gate and dumper methods both effectively empty bins at the packing house.
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Okanagan Valley
Experimental Farm
Canada Department of Agriculture
Summerland
B.C
Farm officials doubt Peace disaster area designation
Farm spokesmen in the south Peace express considerable doubt any large section will be declared a disaster area. Hopes are dim and confusion surrounds the federal government's plans and methods for estimating 1957 losses by farmers in the Peace.
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Peace River
South
Peace
Herald-Tribune
Grande Prairie
Alta
Licks: Deer Salting Spots On Earth Outcroppings
The term lick refers to places where deer and other wildlife come to lick salt from natural outcroppings on the ground. These mineral licks attract animals for nourishment and salt intake in their habitat.
Rink Repairs Progress at Memorial Hall Fund Drive
The Mortlach Sports Association hosted a whist drive and penny parade at Memorial Hall to fund continued skating rink repairs. Lights rewired, new bulbs installed, fence repaired, and caretaker Gordon Anderson appointed in Mortlach Saskatchewan.
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Mortlach
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