Alberta booklet lists major wrongs of comic books
A government compiled 116 page guide warns parents about harmful comics. It cites crime glorification, distorted sexuality, prejudice, violent imagery, artistic criticism, and negative reading impact, offering ratings and alternatives for better reading material.
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Alberta
J. Maure
Edmonton
TRY AND STOP ME! Selections of Witticisms and Wit
Bennett Cerf presents a collection of brief humor segments. Jokes cover betting on tails at a race track, a lawyer’s courtroom bluff, and a stingy man’s frugal wartime thrift. Each anecdote delivers quick punch lines and social satire.
Western Roll Technique for High Jump Progression
The article explains adopting the Western Roll over the scissors method in high jump training. It outlines the progression from standstill drills to the lay out, detailing approach angles, foot placement, body turn, and the required sequence of steps. It provides practice bar heights from two to three feet and notes key points for proper form and landing, ending with training advice and the author's address.
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Jean
Made to Measure Kitchen Equipment Guidance
Advice stresses custom kitchen fixtures to fit the user. It notes tall users bending over low surfaces cause fatigue while short users reaching or standing on raised boards face discomfort.
Meets brother after 43 years in Milwaukee reunion
Hyman Schwartz 66 of Montreal met his Milwaukee brother for the first time since being separated in Russia 43 years ago. A Florida vacation chat with Ben Schnoll led to the discovery through Pearlman in laws name. A Milwaukee visit followed and the brothers were reunited with joy.
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Hyman Schwartz
Montreal
Milwaukee
Russia
Florida
Schwartz
Ben Schnoll
Schnoll
Pearlman
Max Pearlman
Sulfa Drugs Prolific Range Surpasses Five Thousand Types
A historical report notes that more than 5,000 distinct sulfa drug varieties have been manufactured, highlighting the extensive development in antiseptic and antibacterial medicines and the breadth of pharmaceutical research at the time.
Blacksmith Harper Reanick Keeps Pace With Modern Farm Life
In Shawville P Q 56 year old Harper Reanick a veteran blacksmith remains a local smith and mechanic. He tends his forge since 1917 and now mostly shoes horses for county fair race tracks while handling farmhouse and ranch tasks slowed by mechanization.
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Longfellow
Harper Reanick
Shawville
P.Q
Canada
Chris Lund
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