Cemetery full of drivers who had the right of way
Regina traffic official J A Christie explains that many Saskatchewan drivers ignore signs and laws. He highlights six sign shapes and urges strict compliance to reduce highway fatalities and injuries. He notes common violations and the need to yield right of way to prevent accidents.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
J. A. Christie
Highway Traffic Board
Gunrisue Paseg Ware
Bankatchewan
Enee
Christie
Mr. Christie
Whooping crane nesting place is discovered
Ottawa reports a joint Canada United States wildlife party has found that six adult whoopers and a youngster nest in Wood Buffalo National Park on the Alberta Northwest Territories border. The discovery confirms a summer residence for the nearly extinct birds and prompts safeguarding measures.
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Ottawa
Wood Buffalo National Park
Northern Affairs Department
Buffalo Sanctuary
Alberta-Northwest Territories
Texas
Canadian Wildlife Service
W. W.W. Mair
Insulate During Summer to Save Fuel and Costs
Housing experts urge summer or fall insulation as up to one third of heat is wasted in uninsulated homes. Mineral wool remains common, installation should follow manufacturer instructions, and proper sealing cuts heating costs up to 40 percent while improving furnace life.
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Canada
Dry skim milk a high protein dairy innovation for health
The article explains dry skim milk as a high protein powder derived from pasteurized whole milk with 35 percent protein, 50 percent milk sugar, and eight percent minerals. It keeps without refrigeration, costs are reasonable, and its use rose from one million to eight million pounds by 1954. It emphasizes protein as vital for muscles and blood and notes long shelf life for household stock.
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Canadian Department of Agriculture
The Long Ago A Wonderful Stream Through Time
A reflective verse fragment paints a river as time moving through realms of tears. The line evokes memory and sorrow as water traces past moments. The imagery suggests a tranquil, somber meditation on aging and loss.
Weekly Bible Comment on Laboring With God and Works
A devotional urging believers to work with God by sharing His purpose. It cites Jesus in John and emphasizes faith as the first condition, then describes Christian works from hospitals to welfare efforts as evidence of faith in action. The piece calls readers to enlist as workers with and for God in a world of sin and oppression.
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Paul
Corinth
God
Jesus
Christ
Mternal Shea
Decode Intelligence Card Summary
A deciphered prompt lists items 1 through 9 including does five British 1899 monkey and a note of assassination in Washington and Frankfort with year 1493. The string ends with a numeric sequence 10483152.
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Washington
Frankfort
Florida
Alabama
Fiji Islands
Mexico
Maximilian
Puget Sound
Maine
Lexington
Kentucky
Christopher Columbus
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Summary
A fragmented weekly crossword puzzle with numbered across and down clues. Reads like a puzzle key listing hints for antelope biology geography verbs adjectives and nouns across and down with several broken entries and partial words. The page includes clues for animals places bodies and common terms alongside a reveal line Here’s the Answer.
Proteins Through the Years for Older Adults
Nutritionists urge older people to eat four or five lighter meals daily for easier digestion. They emphasize choosing foods known to be easily digested and maintaining adequate protein intake despite aging.
Quick Canadian Quiz on Lakes and Trade Facts
Six Great Lakes include Huron and Erie with portions in Canada. In 1954 Canada’s total income tax receipts were $1,278 million. Imports exceeded exports by $64 million in the first four months of 1955. The Canadian Naval Service was established in 1910. The quiz notes three lakes straddling the boundary and includes figures from Quick Canadian Facts.
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Girtal Lakes
Ottaxva
Canadian Naval Service
Canada
Liberal Party
Ottawa
Lakes Huron
St. Clair
Erie
Quick Canadian Facts
Man's trap frees skunk mother under barn floor
William Harrison set a trap near his barn and heard noises beneath the floor. He pried up a board to discover a mother skunk with a trapped foot feeding its young. He released her unharmed and she left. Nearby Chartres cathedral contains about four thousand stained glass figures.
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Rose Valley
Man
Wiliam Harrison
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
T the
National Audubon Society
Wims Strait
Bert Thomas
United States
de Fuca
Persor
Weekly Bible Comment
Edward
Comfort
Texas River
Palestine Seaport
Palmetto State
Virgil
By Len Kleis
GO Ling
Quick
Chartres Cathedral
George
Old Man River
By Foxo Reardon
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