Training Tips From Sports Clinic On Throwing And Endurance
The Sports Clinic promotes targeting when throwing to bases to improve accuracy advising aim at hips for high throws and chest for low ones. It shares Mal Whitfield’s strategy of “passing big” to build momentum. A survey by Sports College finds athletes favor honey as a training food and recovery aid endorsed by Dr. T K Cureton.
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Aferent Sports College Survey
Peale
Oms
Sports College of Athletic Trainers
Canada
Europe
United States
T K Cureton
Illnois University
Kitchen Meditations By Jane Dale
The poem argues against uniform routine urging that detours and unusual journeys spark growth. It praises adventurous turns that reveal new truths and renew effort, insisting variety in life leads to fresh vision and progress.
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Jane Dale
Sports College Aims to Raise Canadian Youth Fitness
Sports College, a non-profit public service group formed over eight years ago, seeks to publish current sports research widely. It aims to raise fitness and sports efficiency standards among Canadian youth and invites anyone to join by mailing a letter to Box 99, Toronto 1, Ontario.
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Sports College
Box
Toronto 1
Ontario
Helpful Hints for Home Care From a Past Era
A compact guide offers old fashioned tips: clean windows with vinegar cloths then newspaper, launder soaked clothes with ammonia water, sun-bleach rust stains with lemon and salt, sip hot water to stop hiccups, warm lemons to refresh, camphor placed in damp closets to fight moisture, and a Franklin quote on self love.
Engagement rings and double beds spark old debates
A New York reader argues men should wear engagement rings to deter predatory rivals, while others joke about who should pay. The column muses on fashion, marital harmony, and the supposed perils of twin and double beds, noting oversized sheets and gendered style biases. It also touches on birth height myths and a Korea war reunion photo, ending with a remark on neighborhood fights.
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New York
Oddities In The News Highlight Whimsical Courtroom and Coincidences
A collection of oddities from around the world includes a Methodist minister in Auckland who swallows blades to raise funds for church programs, a Danish driver who forgot how to stop after passing a test, and a Los Angeles case where a dog was freed after a “one free bite” plea. Also noted is a Vancouver youth caught shoplifting with two tightly cuffed trousers, two Michigan brothers who briefly became millionaires due to a mistaken bank money order, and Portland socialites whose coffee spill preceded a car crash into a home.
Danish Referendum Sets Queen Back On Danish Throne
Denmark approves a new constitution by a slim margin enabling Princess Margrethe to ascend the throne, ending four centuries of male rule. The vote totals show 1,181,173 in favor and 318,75 against, with the bare minimum met.
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Copenhagen
Margrethe
Frederik
Denmark
Knud
Summer Hygiene Rules For Polio Epidemics
A prominent Alberta pediatrician issued summer hygiene guidelines for parents if poliomyelitis returns this season. The tips urge limiting travel to the child’s locality, avoiding theatres crowds and pools, early bedtimes, nutritious meals with vitamins, washing fruits and vegetables, hand washing before meals, and proper rubbish containment to curb flies.
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Alberta
Conversion and Mission: Paul and Barnabas in Early Journeys
The piece highlights Paul’s dramatic conversion and immediate commitment to Christian mission. It notes his first journey from Antioch with Barnabas, the dispute over John Mark, and Mark’s later contribution as author of the Gospel of Mark.
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Paul
Antioch
Barnabas
Jerusalem
John
Mark
John Mark
Definition of an Acre Pioneered by Oxen Plows
The acre’s origin lies in a measurement tied to a day’s work by a yoke of oxen, historically used to gauge land area. This historical rule linked plow capacity to land size, shaping agricultural practice and land assessment.
Danish Africa British Boxer Fish Four
The list presents ten items labeled with numbers and terms from diverse categories. It appears to mix demonyms, nationalities, a sport figure, seafood, a numeral, a country, a language, a word form, a body part, and a phonetic or spelling cue.
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Liberia
South America
Africa
Bermuda
Randy Turpin
F. D. Roosevelt
Kandy
Ceylon
Tasmania
Julius Caesar
Pearson Says Canada Stays In Commonwealth
London broadcaster L. B. Pearson, Canada’s external affairs minister, urged Britons that Canada remains in the Commonwealth, stressing its role in world peace and the free world. He cited Canada’s growth, unity, and the new era with India, Pakistan, and Ceylon as independent member-states, warning against neglecting Free Asia’s democratic path.
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London
L. B. Pearson
Pearson
George VI
Canada
Commonwealth
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Free Asia
West
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Department of Sports College
Lloyd
Ace” Percival
Mal Whitfield
Franklin
V.durnin
Arthur Richman
Korea
Edward Yankee
Chicago
Lincoln Park Zoo
Yankee
A. W. Ed. Carr
Auckland
N.Z
Odense
Gerald C. Kepple
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Harry Ridzinski
Hammond
Ind
Simon Glaser
Portland
Weekly Bible Comment
Damascus
Vison
George
Asia
Virgil
By Len Kleis
Priscilla
Him
al Vermeer
Ams Teers
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