World Health Organization Aids Child Health Worldwide
WHO leads global efforts to combat tuberculosis malaria and malnutrition among children. Delhi vaccination campaigns reach 150000 pupils. malaria rates drop from 77 to 3 per 100 by coordinated WHO UNICEF actions. Demonstration centers and maternal child health programs expand across Asia and Middle East.
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Richard S. Bloch
CPC
Cutld
Afghanistan
Burma
Egypt
World Health Organization
India
United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
Delhi
WHO
Unicef
Chile
Formosa
Indian Settlement Sakamayak Subdivided Into Townsite
Regina reports the Surveys Branch of the Department of Natural Resources has subdivided an area long settled by Indians and Metis into a small townsite named Sakamayak. The site sits four miles south of Beauval on the Beaver River, 70 miles northeast of Meadow Lake. Each lot measures 100 by 150 feet, with 35 lots and a public reserve planned along with roads and streets to guide orderly development and limit fire risk.
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Regina
Surveys
Department of Natural Resources
A. I. Bereskin
Department
Sakamayak
Beauval
Beaver River
Meadow Lake
Food For Your Later Years by Dr Charles Gien King
Dr Charles Gien King warns in Health magazine that overconsumption of calories is a national tragedy fueling killer diseases. He urges simple dietary changes to cut total intake, noting overweight deaths rise faster than weight gain and stressing lifelong proper nourishment.
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Charles Gien King
Health Magazine
Dr. King
King
The
Health League of Canada
Early ripening hybrid corn may boost livestock feed per acre
New corn hybrids enable grain corn in areas beyond Ontario improving feed yields per acre. At Lyn Ontario illustration station 1953 nine acres averaged 91.4 bushels per acre versus 442 for oats, with corn equaling 152.6 bushels of oats. Mindemoya station Ontario yielded 59.7 corn vs 68.7 oats, showing oats still heavier per acre.
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Lyn
Ontario
Manitoulin Island
Mindemoya
Quebec
Manitoba
Alberta
Morden
Man
Ottawa
Hull
Cardinal
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf and Random Observations
A collection of humorous vignettes and anecdotes including light jests about cannibals, a Dublin philosopher, a bachelor turned husband, and language quirks in taxi signs. The piece references diverse cultural quips and a brief discussion of corn yields and farming economics in Ontario, with data on hybrids and potential cash value per acre.
Safe disposal of broken glass guidance
The article warns that broken glass and sharp fragments from glass, china, or tin can cause serious wounds. It recommends packing these remnants in a container, wrapping and tying it, and avoiding disposal in public waste baskets to protect workers from injuries.
Silent Vanguard: Glaucoma Stealthily Narrows Vision
Glaucoma, often starting without warning, can progressively narrow the field of vision, risking blindness. People over forty are most susceptible, but regular eye exams can detect symptoms early and allow timely treatment.
Mars Named for War God and Red Fiery Planet
The ancients named Mars after the god of war because it is fiery red. Mars diameter is about half that of the earth.
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Mars
Earth
Mechanic damage tops reason for railroad tie replacement
Mechanical damage, not decay, is the main cause leading to the replacement of railroad ties.
Orange Marmalade Glamorizes Bread Pudding
A novel orange marmalade bread pudding recipe uses either sweet or bitter marmalade as the main sweetener. It combines day-old bread eggs and milk, bakes in a water bath, and finishes with a cloudy meringue and a marmalade topping.
Gems of Thought Benevolence Quotes in Moral Mailbox
A collection of maxims on benevolence and charity from Franklin Mann Hubbard La Rochefoucauld Eddy and Mencius. The excerpts urge doing good, relieving distress, and prioritizing love for God and mankind over self.
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God
Benjamin Franklin
Man
Baker Eddy
French Factories Turn Out About One Million Bicycles
French factories produce roughly one million bicycles annually across multiple manufacturers. The output reflects a growing European market and sustained demand for two wheeled transport. Local production levels support employment and regional industry.
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U.N
Cambodia
Japan
Mater
Beirut
Lebanon
Damascus
Syria
Peshawar
Pakistan
Baghdad
Iraq
Dacca
Karachi
Teheran
Iran
Libya
Jordan
Central Press
Borneo
Dept. of National Health and Welfare
Canaries
George
Bennett Cerf
Martin Johnson
Fifth Avenue
Prink
Dublin
Irving Hoffman
Paris
London
Frankfurt
Tel Aviv
Silent Vanguard
Dorothy Maddox
Joan Beard
Chicago
Ill
Horace Mann
Elbert Hubbard
Mencius
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