Early Pion-Era to showcase prairie life July 4 9
Saskatchewan’s Western Development Museum gears up for Pion-Era as part of the Golden Jubilee events. More than 60 horses and oxen, horse drawn vehicles, stage coaches, buggies, and a 120 horsepower American Abell steamer will illustrate pioneer life. Barns, bleachers, and space for 5,000 cars are being prepared on 35 acres south of the museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Phelps
Saskatchewan
Western Development Museum
Norman Campbell
Perry
Work as a Christian calling and daily labor
The column argues work is more than labor, citing Saint Paul and Jesus to frame work as a sacred activity. It contrasts Genesis’ curse with Old Testament prosperity through craftsmanship and affirms that Christian work serves the Father’s business, including Paul’s tentmaking and leadership.
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Saint Paul
Jesus
Paul
St. Paul
Barley Future May Be Shaped by Chromosome Doubling
A University of Alberta plant science study explores chromosome doubling in barley and its potential to intensify desirable traits. Researchers note wheat and oats show such improvements from extra chromosome sets, and now barley researchers aim to assess new doubled chromosome forms as foundational breeding material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Plant Science
University of Alberta
L. P. V. Johnson
Sign Language and Hidden Recording Devices Debate
The piece discusses devices hidden in cars and the idea of learning sign language for privacy. It contrasts male and female emotional expression and cites heart attack death rates, then notes Shayu women in Africa dominating household life and multiple marriages. It also mentions British House of Commons etiquette and a Chicago handwriting credit evaluator.
Appetizing Recipes for Wedding Menu Offerings
A list of dishes and buffet items including salads sandwiches rolls cheese biscuits olives pickles strawberry bavarian little cakes macaroons wedding cake tea or coffee punch Jellied chicken ham potato salad tomatoes celery olives buttered rolls sherbet cookies vanilla ice cream fruit sauce meringues bonbons nuts and other wedding reception treats.
Safe artificial food colors in Canada limit dyes and use
Canadian industry and government limit food dyes to eighteen certified coal tar derivatives. Four oil soluble colors appear in butter cheese ice cream and other products while fourteen water soluble dyes go into candies soft drinks and cordials. Most foods restrict dye use and no dyes in canned or frozen fruit except dyed cherries. Testing suggests minimal consumer risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kitson
Laboratory of Chemistry
Summerland Experimental Station
B.C
Cavities Grow From Toothpicks Use in Restaurants
Cavities grow as restaurants offer open bowls of toothpicks. The article notes toothpicks collect dust and germs and advises brushing after meals or rinsing with water. It argues cavities arise from untreated teeth and fillings are safer and cheaper before trouble.
Relaxed shoulders key to better batting and pitching
The article warns athletes to avoid panicking and keep shoulders loose to prevent tightening that hinders performance. It advises resting in a boat then relying on help if afloat and suggests iced tea with lemon and honey for a revitalizing break.
Saskatchewan towns publish local histories for Jubil
Over 60 Saskatchewan communities have issued local histories for Jubilee Year celebrations. Many towns compile one big book of history and pictures for display. The histories supplement school projects and record pioneer settlement stories for permanent preservation. John Fred McGuinness notes the work adds to Saskatchewan’s Jubilee record. The Golden Jubilee office distributes an eight page catalogue by mail and offers copies on request.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Committee
Fred McGuinness
Golden Jubilee Office
Jubilee Office
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Canine Breed and More
Crossword clues listed for a weekly puzzle include a canine breed at horizontal item three and many thematic terms across and down such as religious vessel for wine, notary pub tah, and various animal and scientific words. The fill features Greek letters islands rivers and common crossword entries like manor house and ship's record with several two word phrases and abbreviations.
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!