Sweater Craze Attracts College Girls Says Downing
Mr Downing notes rising interest in cashmere sweaters among college women. He explains Tibetan Himalayan and Siberian fleece supply limits drive higher prices and that buyers favor pieces labeled Made in Hawick Scotland, reflecting a trend toward authentic regional branding.
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Garearn
Ted Kington
Amerika
Dewning Sal
Particu College
Giria
Himalayas
Siberia
Mr. Downing
Russia
Hawick
Scotland
Jake
Magazine salesmen under investigation by Regina police
A group of unlicensed magazine salesmen posing as university students are under police inquiry in Regina for public speaking training and shyness. the Better Business Bureau suspects they may be the same individuals checked by a Winnipeg inspector. The bureau warns residents not to buy magazines from such salesmen. A group member, questioned in Regina, claimed origins near Montreal and planned to travel to Moose Jaw and Regina.
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Regina
Winnipeg
Better Business Bureau
Cence
Monta4
Real
Moose Jay Regina
Treasury Official D. D. Tansley Heads Ghana Assignment
An official of the provincial treasury department D. D. Tansley will depart soon for Ghana for two months to advise the Ghanaian government on plans for an institute of public and business administration. The assignment was confirmed.
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Treasury Department
D. D. Tansley
Ghana
Mr. Tansley
Institute of Public and
Study links salt handling to high blood pressure
A physician researcher team from the University of British Columbia explores how disturbances in salt processing within cells may raise blood pressure. They connect hormones from the pituitary and adrenal glands to cellular sodium balance and propose an instrument to monitor single-cell sodium changes to test the theory. This could lead to hormonal treatments that adjust gland output to correct hypertension.
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Cela
Maan
University of British Columbia
Sidney Friedman
Department of Anatomy
Constance Friedman
Friedman
Sydney Friedman
Philadelphia
Joseph Hink
University College In
London
Friedmans
Pituitary
Duck cut-out pattern sells with toy and lawn novelty sets
Appealing cut-out ducks may be used for toys or lawn decor. Pattern 258 provides an actual-size cutting paint design for a smaller duck and wheelbarrow directions. The four full-size patterns in Furnishings and Toys for Small Children Packet 61 all cost $1.70 from Home Workshop Patterns, BSP L, Vancouver BC.
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Department
BSP L
West 6Th Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
Dotograph Poser Teases Reveal Of Welcoming Figure
A playful reader prompt invites solving a dot-to-dot puzzle to reveal a welcoming figure. Clues hint at a character named Eanie Bear guiding the continuous line from dot 1 onward to complete the illustration. The piece blends interactive drawing with a guessing game.
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Eanie
Epposis
Takes many steps to make a town into a city
A word ladder puzzle explains how TOWN can become CITY by changing one letter at a time through common words. It notes the constraint that letters remain fixed and presents a series of silly questions about language and logic as a playful test.
Control bureaux monitor diesel locomotives for CN Rail
The Canadian National Railways plans full dieselization with 2124 locomotives in service. Regional motive power control bureaux at Winnipeg Toronto and Moncton use a linked communications system to track movements and adjust schedules. Daily movement records provide current locomotive status and support statistical analysis.
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Canadian National Railways
CNR
Winnipeg
Toronto
Moncton
Proper footwear for children to prevent foot problems
Foot trouble bunions and hammer toes are linked to ill fitting shoes in growth years. Choose correct fitting first footwear from the start using roomy toe space and enough room for growing feet. Ensure shoes are not too tight and allow for expansion during washing.
Containers and piggyback rise in Canadian railways
CNR vice president of traffic A Hatt notes containerization may revitalize railroads in Canada, the US and Britain. The meeting of the Canadian Fruits and Vegetables Wholesalers Association discusses future distribution of vegetables using containers. CNR states focus remains on vegetable traffic and tests refrigerated and heated cars to enhance transit.
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CNR
Bart
New Newspaper Column Sparks Local Debate
A weekly newspaper column draws sharp local commentary as residents debate recent editorials and city affairs. Readers share opinions on policy, culture, and community events, reflecting broad civic engagement.
Coyote Shot From 673 Yards Baffles Guides
On Kel Young road north of the golf course Bob Shaw spots a coyote atop a knoll. Kel fires a 25-06 rifle with 8X scope, hitting the animal at a reported 673 yards. The Guide notes the distance and quips that even a smart wolf might be outmatched.
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Bob Shaw
Kel Young
Kel
Bob
Killarney
Man
Pullet Lays Unusual Horseshoe Shaped Egg
Mrs. A Hudson of Innisfail Alberta reports a New Hampshire pullet laid an egg shaped like a horseshoe. She notes hens sometimes lay shell less or oddly formed eggs, but this horseshoe item tops her prior oddities. Local expert Bowden seeks explanation.
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A. Hudson
R.R.J. Bowden
New Hampshire
Scout Movements Nurture Youth Across Canada
The article highlights Boy Scouts and Girl Guides groups in Milte ty with Cubs Browns and Rangers, noting three troops each and a Ranger Rover unit. It emphasizes leader hours invested and cites Baden-Powell on education teaching how to live with goodwill, cooperation, and world peace.
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Jers
Milte
Commiltee
Canada
Rangers
Rovers
Lord Baden- Powell
Pattern advertisement for Anne Adams dresses
A vintage pattern notice offers Printed Pattern 4906 in women's sizes 36 to 50. It describes fabric options cotton silk shantung linen and notes yardage for size 36, with printed directions on center pattern part. Order by mail with fifty cents in one cent stamps to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
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Oneva
Opinion on fluoridation sparks debate over expertise
A Toronto columnist argues against labeling opponents as crackpots or dimwits. He stresses the value of free speech and minority viewpoints, noting that expert opinion should inform but not dictate governance. Majority rule remains essential, yet dissent must be respected.
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Toronto
Canada’s Quiet Heart Disease Hunt
The article details a nationwide search by medical scientists for killer heart disease. It cites 65,089 deaths last year among Canadians and 300,000 disabled cases, with vast economic losses and treatment costs. The piece contrasts funding for heart research with spending on Valentines and funeral tributes.
The Last Cigarette Dangers and Safety Advice
The article warns that the last cigarette can start fatal fires if a smoker falls asleep with a lighted cigarette. It advises using a metal ashtray on a tray, avoiding upholstered furniture, and having someone else present when smoking. It notes Thomas Edmondson, Lancaster station master, invented the railroad ticket in 1836.
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Unico
Thomas Edmondson
Lancaster
England
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