Alcohol as a remover religious tract warns of wine’s danger
A dated pamphlet argues alcohol can remove stains and promise wealth but warns of ruin and poverty, citing Proverbs 23 31 32 and quoting Rev A G Wookey. The piece ends with a quip that the only job where you start at the top is digging a hole.
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Winter pheasant rearing fuels hunt season hopes
Earl Murray of the local Fish & Game League notes winter raised cock and hen pheasants from the Saskatoon game farm may lead to an open hunting season in three years. About 120 chicks aged 10 weeks were raised on Earl Boswell’s property with grain donated by local members. The effort aims to release 10 settings of 20 eggs to district farmers and build a stable pheasant population for hunting.
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Earl Murray
Fish & Game League
Mr. Murray
Ole Randen
Saskatoon
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Fish and Game League
Department of Natural Resources
Elwood
Murray
Upland Game Committee
Hudson Bay
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Mr. Boswell
Bird Bath and Bird House Pattern Packets Available
A cement bird bath may be made with a mould of lath and lumber. Pattern 227 shows each step and gives concrete formula, mailed for 40c. A Bird House Pattern Packet with many designs is 1.75. Department P.P.L. Home Workshop Patterns, 4433 West Std Avenue, Vancouver, B.C.
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Vancouver
B.C
Two New Free Publications From Canada Department of Agriculture
The Information Division Ottawa announces two free publications. Publication 1043 covers mink management and nutrition by C. K. Gunn of the Experimental Fur Ranch Summer side P. Et. Publication 1045 discusses cabbage maggot control in Newfoundland by Ray F. Morris of the Experimental Farm St. John's West Newfoundland.
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Information Division
Canada Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Ontario
C. K. Gunn
Summerside
P.et
Newfoundland
Ray F. Morris
St. John's West
Science helps mentally retarded children via diet study
Dr Robert Gibson of a Manitoba school told Winnipeg’s Association for Retarded Children about hereditary mental defects and how dietary changes, reducing harmful substances, can improve intelligence. He cited Norway's 1934 finding and noted two groups of mental defectives, with 75 percent unable to cope without training and stimulus.
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Daily Graphic
Portage la Prairie
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Portage
Association For Retarded Children
Winnipeg
Robert Gibson
Manitoba School For
Gibson
Norway
Packing tips from a traveling expert in 1940s Canada
A traveler shares efficient packing methods using one medium suitcase and abundant transparent plastic bags. She suggests packing dresses flat, heavy items at the bottom, and two compact kits with personal care items. She notes luggage weight limits and plans a cross Canada trip to demonstrate her approach.
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Canada
Charolais Cattle Imported to Western Canada by Ranchers
Approximately 60 Charolais cattle have been imported by ranchers in western Canada from Arizona, Texas and Florida, strengthening herds with breeding stock from the United States.
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Canada
Arizona
Texas
Florida
Water Safety Reminder for Summer Boating
Authorities urge boaters to check equipment and weather before trips. The message stresses planning and life jackets to ensure a safe return from summer outings on the water.
Mental training tied in US and Soviet Union
A remark highlights mental training as a joint strength for the United States and the Soviet Union, noting a shared field where competition can bolster mutual advantage in arms programs.
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United States
Soviet Union
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