Sinhalese Bible revision moves forward in Sri Lanka
The Sinhalese Bible translation project advances after a 1960 Colombo conference. Work is expected to take twenty years with support from the British and Foreign Bible Society and donors including the sons of Sir Henry de Mel who contributed 2500 dollars. The plan follows a history of Sinhalese Bibles from 1813 to 1935 with scripture readings scheduled for the week.
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Lakdasa de Mel
Kurunegala
H K. Moulton
W. J. Culshaw
British and Foreign Bible Society
Colombo
Henry de Mel
Boy Allergic to Light Seeks Cure For Rare Condition
Freddie, a young lad in Edinburgh, suffers a rare light allergy that causes a chemical skin reaction when exposed to daylight. Doctors at the royal infirmary are baffled after a year of treatment, while his father pleads for a remedy. Experiments include controlled light exposure to small skin areas in hope of building immunity.
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Edinburg Royal Infirmary
Freddie
Formal wedding invitation etiquette note
An informal cordial hand written invitation may be sent by the sponsor or mother. Use good quality stationery, double-fold white or cream paper. Enclose informal invites in a single envelope and mail up to two weeks before the ceremony. a hand written note is preferred even if telephoning or telegraphing is used.
First Census of Canada in 1666 Records 3215 Europeans
The 1666 census counted 3 215 Europeans in Canada, marking the first census in the world in the modern sense.
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Canada
Culottes Dress Pattern Features Zip Front Design
A fashion pattern description showcases a zip front culotte dress for misses sizes 12 to 20 in crisp cottons. The pattern, number 4786, requires 4% yards of 45 inch fabric for size 16 and costs 50 cents in coins.
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Rene Adan
Printed Pattern 4663 Misses' Dress Pattern Notice
Pattern advertisement for Printed Pattern 4663 in Misses' sizes 10 through 18. Describes a sheath dress with seaming, midriff detailing, simple neckline and jewel accents. Instructions request 2% fabric for size 16 and 45 inch width, price 40 cents and coin details.
The Groom's Responsibilities In A Formal Wedding
The groom pays for the marriage licence and clergyman's fees and presents a cheque or cash. He covers the bride's ring, bouquet, and corsages, boutonnieres, and gifts for his attendants, while the rehearsal party and his attire are his duties. A keepsake gift to the bride is customary.
Pointers on Planting Dahlias and Dividing Tubers
Seasonal gardening guidance warns against choosing oversized tubers for larger plants. For stored tubers from last year, divide into segments with eyes using a sharp knife, dust cuts with fungicide, and keep old stalk stubs. If eyes aren’t ready, cover clumps with damp earth in warmth for 7 to 10 days to reveal growth.
Care in the use of herbicides
Proper herbicide use boosts crop yields when combined with good weed control. Correct timing, dosing, and drift prevention are crucial to avoid crop damage. Labels and safety rules under the Pest Control Products Act govern packaging, storage, and handling to protect health and reduce injuries.
What Is It Cost Me A Common Car Repair Question
A humorous look at common car repair questions and their humorous price tags. It contrasts drivers’ concerns with mechanics asking for oil, ignition, and part questions, highlighting the costs from low to high in a light tone.
Revenues Rise Across Canadian Governments 1950 to 1960
Total revenues of all governments in Canada increased from 4 818 million dollars in 1950 to 11 297 million dollars in 1960.
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Canada
Bank of Montreal Chief Warns on Wages Weighing Canada
G Arnold Hart president of the Bank of Montreal says excessive wage hikes threaten Canada’s competitiveness in world markets. He argues unions influence costs, urges management labor cooperation to trim prices, and calls for greater government cooperation while noting persistent unemployment but potential for more hiring in secondary industry.
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G. Arnold Hart
Bank of Montreal
Canada
Hart
Investment for everybody in Saskatchewan tourism growth
Reginans and other Saskatchewan people hear of increased tourist enquiries this year, suggesting a possible boom. Good roads and camping help, but a welcoming attitude from residents is crucial. Politeness costs little and yields rewards as more tourists mean more spending in communities. The whole province benefits from a thriving tourist industry.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
United States
Saskatche
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the Herald
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Idle, Ont
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Regina Leader-Post
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Mary Fortier
Annie Sayre
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