Alberta Jubilee caravans showcase provincial history
Prepared by the Alberta government the two large caravan trailers tour northern and southern Alberta. The northern unit covers Cree and Father Lacombe artifacts with pioneer farming implements and early 1905 social photos. The southern unit features ranching relics Fort Whoop-Up plains Indian curios and pioneer Mormon items. Both include historic photos and modern crafts with Alberta movies shown aboard. The northern tour runs through June to September visiting Bruce Wainwright Peace River towns and Edmonton Exhibition before eastern Alberta in August and September. The southern ride follows Highway 23 from Vulcan to Pacture Butte, stops at Waterton and Lethbridge rodeos, then Calgary Stampede and southern events through July to September.
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Canada
Father Lacombe
Alberta
Bruce
Wainwright
Peace River
Edmonton Exhibition
Vulcan
Pacture Butte
Waterton
Lethbridge
Fort Macleod
High River
Calgary
Weekly Bible Comment on home and family life
The piece emphasizes the Jewish heritage of sanctity in home and family and quotes Jesus focusing on fulfillment of Jewish teaching. It argues that love in family life is central to Christian living and that neglect of domestic virtue harms individuals and society, urging Christians to address family welfare.
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Jesus
Decoded Intellgram Places San Francisco to New Mexico
A decoded intelligence list presents locations across the United States including San Francisco Ketchikan California East Salt Lake City New Mexico Ohio California Pike's Peak and New Mexico. The items appear as scattered geographic markers without narrative context or dates.
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San Francisco
Ketchikan
California
East
Salt Lake City
New Mexico
Ohio
Pike's Peak
Seattle
San Franscisco
Montreal
Redwoods
Wyoming
Chicago
Ogden
Utah
Minnesota
Indiana
Louisiana
Pike’s Peak
Mount Rushmore
North Carolina
Saskatchewan Increases Daytime Speed Limit to 60 mph
Regina announces a daytime maximum speed of 60 mph on marked Saskatchewan highways from sunrise to sunset. Treasurer C M Fines notes the higher limit elevates driver responsibility and that motorists should adapt to weather and road conditions. He warns increased traffic due to Golden Jubilee events will demand careful control of vehicles at all times.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
C. M. Fines
Highway Traffic Board
Fines
United Nations stamps set to issue in 1955 printing plan
The United Nations Postal Administration announces 1955 issues including a United Nations Day stamp in 3 4 and 8 cent denominations to debut October 24 marking the charter's tenth anniversary and a souvenir sheet with one of each stamp in their colors sold at face value.
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United Nations
N.Y
United Nations Postal Administration
Cheese Finger Sandwiches and Deviled Egg Flowerpots
A compact recipe note presents two sandwich ideas. Cheese Finger Sandwiches use pimento cream cheese olives and mayonnaise on white bread, cut into six finger portions. Deviled Egg Flowerpots are open face bread rounds with deviled egg filling and green pepper garnish, yielding sixteen portions.
Mechanical horn Milton the cows back home
A farm boy and his dog once drove cows home with a bell and whistle. A car horn, imitating a mating call, now supposedly lures livestock, tested by cattlemen. The piece notes F. W. Woolworth opened his first five and ten store in Utica in 1879.
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Ayrshire
F. W. Woolworth
Utica
N.Y
Pocket pencil counts from one to nine hundred ninety nine
A pocket type pencil registers counts on dials for units tens and hundreds with each tap of the pencil point on a solid surface. It records totals for tasks like counting words in a manuscript or parts on a drawing by tapping across the items and reading the result on the dials.
Cypress Timber of the Pacific Coast Noted for Strength
The article states that resistant woods Cypress timber from the Pacific coast is heavier than cedar and more resistant to damp, highlighting its durability for construction and outdoor use.
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Pacific Coast
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Clue List Card
A crossword puzzle page lists horizontal clues from 1 to 39 and vertical clues from 2 to 42 including word meanings such as underworld playing card and imperial terms. The grid theme references riding equipment and common prefixes while noting word lengths and abbreviations.
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Underworld
Aerial Survey Milestones of the Canadian Air Force
In 1921 the Canadian Air Force conducted its first northern aerial survey and photographed 281 square miles. By 1948 the RCAF expanded the effort to 911000 square miles, marking a massive growth in coverage.
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Canadian Air Force
RCAF
Cleaning Rust Stains With Coal Ash In Sink
A home tip suggests treating white enamel sinks with fine coal ashes rubbed over rust stains to remove discoloration. The method emphasizes thorough scrubbing to lift rust spots from the enamel surface.
Side Notes on Women and Hypnosis in 3148
A column discusses inherited traits from mothers in breeding horses with Col. E R Bradley noting Derby-winning horses. It also surveys gender ratios in cities versus rural areas, then ponders doorman tips in Miami luxury hotels. It touches on androphobia, Pisces women, and the idea of a female hypnotist as box office draw.
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Col. E. R. Bradley
Miami
Fla
Diaaie
Marea Maina
Ghalir Serra Oone
Milk drives Aussie runner to daily training meals
The Flying Aussie Dave Stephens emerges as Australia’s Olympic hopeful in three and six mile events. He trains intensely and sustains the effort by consuming one and a half quarts of milk daily to maintain strength and vigor.
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Dave Stephens
Australia
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Weekly Bible Comment
Good News Stamp Collectors
Ove
West
Darling
United States
Jane Russell
Sports College
Lloyd
Percival
George
Jen
Virgil
By Len Kleis
Puppi
Bozo
By Foxo Reardon
Laundi
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