Keeping in Shape and Shooting Accuracy for Athletes
The article urges constant training to maintain top condition and warns against off season neglect. It cites health risks from on again off again routines and argues best practice is steady fitness with intensified work at season start. It also offers shooting guidance, advising focus on a definite target and aiming at the front rim to improve accuracy.
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Roach
Weekly Bible Comment on Sectarianism and Freedom
A historical column contrasts past sectarian divides with modern ecumenism. It notes two Methodisms and Presbyterians in one Canadian town, praising freedom while warning against losing essential values of steadfast conscience and reluctance to compromise.
Kitchen Meditations by Jane Dale at the curling club
The narrator visits a curling club but finds the Ladies Spiel in full swing and too loud to visit. A quoted remark from Steppy Fairman of the Western Producer reflects the bustling, noisy scene and the clash of sexes in the venue.
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Jane Dale
Former Gold Town Exists On Lumber
Zeballos on Vancouver Island once thrived on gold mining but now focuses on lumber and trade after mines closed as prices fell to 55 dollars an ounce. Population dropped from about 2,000 to around 400. the district lies 40 miles northwest of Estevan Point lighthouse, shelled by a Japanese submarine in World War II.
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Zeballos
B.C
Vancouver Island
Estevan Point
Concrete used at Boulder Dam would span a cross-country highway
A concise claim states enough concrete was used in building Boulder Dam to construct a broad highway across the United States. The fragment mentions places including Mexico and Asia and names like Phoenix and the Pacific, but the core fact highlights the vast concrete quantity.
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Boulder Dam
The
Babylon
Asia
Europe
Arizona
Phoenix
Tucson
Pitcairn Island
Atlantic
Pacific
Lights At Sunnybrook Welcomed By Residents
Sunnybrook Alberta residents welcomed electric street lights, recently extended from Sheerness and Rose Lynn by Canadian Utilities Limited. The new high line enhances convenience and comfort in the hamlet.
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Sunnybrook
Alta
Limited
Sheerness
Rose Lynn
Mustard seed shipped from Lethbridge district tallies reported
About 2,000,000 pounds of commercial mustard seed have been shipped out of Lethbridge Alberta since last autumn. Most of the seed grown in the district went to the United States. Nearby an estimated 70 million pounds of nitrogen are present in the air around the earth.
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Letheridge
Alta
United States
Crossword Clue Pack: Northern Brain Horizontal and Vertical
Puzzle clues cover anatomy music scripture and science with many abbreviations. Answers include a mix of words like root parts of plants and common terms across languages and fields.
Weekly Tip on Ironing Table Linen Quality
The guide recommends ironing table linen partly dry on the wrong side and then fully dry on the right side to achieve the most satisfactory finish. It emphasizes finishing with a smooth, crisp appearance for best presentation.
Rolls-Royce output and fashion notes from The Side
The Side notes Rolls-Royce production slows as aircraft engine work expands. It cites about 25 000 cars worldwide, with owners including the Nizam of Hyderabad and the Maharajah of Patiala. Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh own the longest Rolls Royce, 19 feet long. The piece then shifts to fashion and nylon hosiery, arguing women’s style and hosiery wear affect nylons, with tips like knee pads for housework.
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Rolls-Royce
Nizam of Hyderabad
Woman Endures 30 Mile Arctic Run To Save Burned Husband
Bertha George braved subzero Arctic night to haul nine dogs and push her wounded husband Raymond onto a sled, guiding them 30 miles to a village after a gasoline explosion in their Seward Peninsula trapping camp. Medical staff in Kotzebue report his survival chances strong and recovery likely.
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Kotzebue
Alaska
Bertha George
Raymond
Seward
Trout Fingerlings Thrive in Man Made Lakes
Drumheller Alta officials report trout fingerlings planted on Andy Anderson's farm nine miles west of Drumheller are wintering well. Officials say the fingerlings are fed adequately and water quality remains high as ice holes are chopped, with one hole sending water gushing into the air. Last fall fishermen harvested nine to ten inch trout to thin the project.
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Drumheller
Alta
Andy Anderson
Drumheller Fish and Game Association
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