Charolais breed efforts in Canada in 1959
Charolais cattle imported from the United States boosted interest in Canada. An exploratory Calgary meeting urged federal recognition under the Livestock Pedigree Act. A formal association formed to keep breeding records and seek registration, with trials of grading up and a 200 head herd target in a 5 square area. Canada now has 15 long cattle associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American International Charolais Association
Houston
Texas
Canada
Calgary
Federal Agriculture Department
Nevers
Frante
Einer
North
Seth Ameries
Beret Pro
Placenta and Bee Jelly Marketed as Beauty Aids Across Eras
The article surveys historic and modern beauty practices from grandma’s mud packs to placenta based products and orchid pollen creams. It notes royal jelly and herbal mineral preparations, Cleopatra era remedies, and asserts cleanliness and health as the true keys to a clear complexion by Elizabeth Arden.
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Cleopatra
Elizabeth Arden
Saskatchewan Arthritis Campaign Chooses Daryl Rumble Chair
The Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society named Daryl Rumble of Reuleatl as chairman of Saskatchewan’s 1960 provincial campaign. He will lead over 10,000 volunteers in a drive to raise 95 000 dollars for arthritic services during September Arthritic Month across the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Saskahnewan
Wvmsn
Arthritis and Rheumatism Society
Daryl Rumble
Reuleatl
Rumble
Saskatchewan
Outdoor Play Equipment Pack No 25 Includes Clown Slide
Advertising copy describes a set of play items for yards led by a jolly clown figure. It promotes Pattern 317 with actual size cutting and painting guides for the clown slide see saw and sandbox. The Outdoor Play Equipment Pack No 25 offers four full size patterns for 1.75 dollars.
Grey Worship and Christian Conviction Clash Over Modern Life
Religious lectors critique tolerance of sin and social compromise. They urge repentance and steadfast faith against a world veering toward grey morality, citing Bible verses to condemn drunkenness and lax church practice.
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Satan
God
Stubble and Grass Fires Threaten Alberta Communities
Alberta Fire Commissioner A E Bridges reports grass and stubble fires have caused several thousand dollars in losses. A rural Linaria church was destroyed by a stubble blaze, and a grass fire damaged Grace Children's Home at Dimsdale near Grande Prairie. A 1959 spark from a shaving razor burned a Rocky Mountain House yard and mill, costing $92,000. Bridges urges strict burns checks, water, fire breaks, and early evening burning to reduce danger, plus public cooperation.
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Alberta
A E. Bridges
Linaria
Grace
Dimsdale
Grande Prairie
Rocky Mountain House
Bridges
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Charolais Breeders Association
Comets
Deleine
Evason
P.P.L
Vancouver
B.C
Ward Borst
Edmonton
Borst
Ingemar Johansson
Joe Louis
Jack Desey
Dempsey
New York
Ada
John
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Rocket Richard
Montreal Canadiens
Montreal
Canadiens
Toronto Maple Leafs
Jim Pairfield
Orville D. Larmer
Sask
Dept. of Agriculture
Larmer
Department of Public Health
Mr. Larmer
Tugaske
Regina College
Ancient
Greece
Napoleon
Uncle Elby
By McBride
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