Heart disease risk reduced by awareness and early treatment
Dr. John B. Armstrong of the Canadian Heart Foundation urges understanding heart and circulatory disease, early diagnosis, and prompt medical care to cut deaths from heart attack and stroke. He highlights prevention, public education, and funded research as vital in the fight against the number one killer.
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John B. Armstrong
Canadian Heart Foundation
Publc
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Heart Foundation
Heart Foundations
Heart Fund
Gems of Thought Singers and Faith
A compact collection note echoes lines about song and spirit from Cervantes Abercrombie Havelock Ellis Mary Baker Eddy Robert Browning and Henry Giles. The passage highlights singing as a remedy for woes and a measure of faith and resilience.
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Havelock Ellis
Mary Baker Eddy
Robert Browning
Henry Giles
Buffalo on the Lake Berryessa Island Stop Fishermen
In Napa California a meat company leased a 600 acre Lake Berryessa island for grazing 13 buffalo. A barge moved the herd to the island but the animals swam back to shore and chased fishermen across a picnic area and a highway before a sheriff’s posse recaptured them and sent them back. Fishermen hope they stay away.
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California
Lake Berryessa
Sheriff's Horseback
In-Between Snacks Advice From Health League of Canada
The Health League of Canada warns that snacks between meals often signal boredom anger worry or restlessness. It suggests finding new interests or outlets such as hobbies volunteering or walking. If hunger remains, choose skim milk or other non fattening foods.
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Health League of Canada
Indians Ask Deliverance From White Man Blessings
Editorial from Carilion News in Steinbach Manitoba cites a letter from a 52 man Metis and Indian council asking Premier Duff Roblin for help. It describes liquor fueled problems in Churchill area including jail crowding lack of interpreters, fines, jail, and abuse by RCMP. The letter laments loss of indigenous happiness after white rule and calls for guidance.
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Metis and Indian Council
Churchill
Duff Robin
Khrushchev Weather Theory and Virgin Lands Crop Race
A London Economist theory suggests Khrushchev misread long term weather patterns behind the virgin lands crop failure. Historical Europe shows a medieval warm period followed by a little ice age, with recent cooling shrinking yields and tempering fertilizer incentives for Russia’s grain front.
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Khruschev
London Economist
Khrushchev
England
Britain
Scotland
Henry Vili
Victoria
Europe
Russia
Central Asia
Confederation milestones traced from 1864 to 1867 in Maritime leads and events
The article outlines the Charlottetown and Quebec conferences that shaped Canadian Confederation, noting dates in 1864 and 1867, key figures like Cartier and Macdonald, and the Halifax and Montreal steps. It also mentions lead fallout studies linked to petroleum fumes and environmental monitoring.
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John A. Macdonald
George Brown
A. T. Galt
Halifax
Maritime Union
Confederation
Quebec
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