Food myths laid bare by nutrition expert
Fredrick J. Stare challenges common beliefs about brain foods and aging, noting many popular notions lack science. He cites examples from lime vitamin C to thiamine, warns against overreliance on fad diets, and urges medical guidance for vitamin needs.
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Saskatchewan Advisory Council cautions against additives in weed chemicals
The Saskatchewan Advisory Council, at its Regina meeting, urged farmers to follow label directions and avoid detergents or other additives. Research shows no benefit and possible reduced herbicide effectiveness. The council endorses dicamba on barley, TCA for green foxtail in oats and barley, and simazine for shelterbelts.
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Co-operative Trust Company to Meet in Regina During Feb
The Co operative Trust Company will hold its 12th annual meeting Monday February 22 at the Hotel Saskatchewan Regina according to General Manager Harold Wagner.
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Trappers Use Bark and Twigs to Color Traps
The Saskatchewan Trappers Guide notes trappers color traps by boiling bark and chopped twigs from native plants. The method highlights practical, traditional techniques for trap preparation and camouflage.
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Heart Disease Series Highlights Foundation Research
Fourth of a six part series detailing heart and circulatory disease and the Heart Foundation’s current research efforts to control it. The report outlines aims, methods, and potential impact on prevention and treatment.
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Early Heart Studies in Canada A History of McGill Figures
The narrative traces Canadian heart disease research from Dr Andrew F Holmes and Maude Abbott at McGill to Osler and Beaubien. It highlights the Holmes Heart specimen, Abbott Osler links, and the rise of cardiac science, ending with the Canadian Heart Foundation's 1957 campaign and ongoing funding needs.
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Study Groups Should Examine Their Motives
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biblical truth and simple faith guide practical living
Phyllis Mitchell urges avoiding overly analytic Bible study and torn semantics. She argues true Christian obedience comes from simple faith in the Saviour, applying God’s words to personal life rather than chasing every Greek or Hebrew nuance.
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