Preventable Illness Affects Canadian Economy And Health
The article urges public health awareness and government action to reduce preventable illness. It notes losses to workers and production, cites high costs from illness, and stresses safe work conditions, hygiene, milk and water safety, and disease control led by Western provinces in tuberculosis and cancer treatment. It calls citizens to use available health services and cooperate to cut national waste.
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Red Cross Society
Canada
Robbed of Sleep by Rheumatic Pain
A woman credits Kruschen Salts with ending pains in knees ankles shoulders and back after weeks of use. The advertisement claims rheumatic pain stems from uric acid deposits and that Kruschen helps disperse and remove them, urging continued use and noting a 25 cent price.
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Ness
M.H
Bronze Age burial found at Pinkie Mains housing scheme
Archaeologists uncover a late Bronze Age burial ground at Pinkie Mains in Midlothian Scotland during housing development work. Two cairns contain urns with cremated bones.
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Midlothian
Pinkiemains
Scotland
International Flavors Liven Up Menu With Swedish Meat Balls
Try Swedish Meat Balls and Norwegian Salad to refresh dinners. Norwegian salad combines carrots beets potatoes onion smoked herring and allspice with vinegar and oil on lettuce. Swedish meat balls use beef eggs onion milk corn flakes and parsley then brown and finish in milk drippings yield twelve two inch balls.
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Vinegor
Humorous Q&A Fragments From Everyday Life
A collection of light anecdotes and cartoon-like exchanges. Jokes involve wedding postponements, landlady briskness, dinner speeches, a fiance in India, ministers and parishioners, job interviews, punctuation, and a vicar’s heaven ad. The bits reveal social quirks and playful wit.
Predicts Canada to be Empire Hub
London Fifty years hence Canada will be the strategic centre of the British Empire. C R Fay former economics professor at the University of Toronto writes from Cambridge England that Canada with vast mineral resources and strong people, though smaller in population than the United States, will match U S wealth and power. He argues England must shift alliance toward Canada as Ottawa resists and warns against placating Russia and the United States by surrendering empire balance.
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London
Canada
CR Fay
University of Toronto
Cambridge England
Sunday Times
United States
Fay
England
Russia
Byesville Prisoner Dug Tunnel In Wall Batch Escape
A jail inmate, Harry F. Ball, was found tunneling through a wall to a corridor inside the county jail while a church delegation attempted to convert him. Sheriff Wilmer O. Oliver remained unconcerned.
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Cambridge
Byesville
Young chess group sees I A Horowitz play 40 simultaneos games
Jane Applegath, 14, stands among keen youths as I A Horowitz, renowned American chess master, plays forty simultaneous games with the group. The scene highlights a vibrant youth chess program and a master challenging many players at once.
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Jane Applegath
I. A. Horowitz
U.S
Gems of Thought on Growth and Choice
A collection of quotes emphasizes growth through human choice and deliberate preference. It links choosing well to personal virtue and success and highlights resolve to act in line with a determined life purpose.
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George Eliot
Lamb
W- M. Punshon
Bombard cannon era stone thrower details
The bombard, a pre fifteenth century cannon, hurled stone projectiles weighing 251 to 500 pounds, indicating early heavy artillery capabilities.
French Air France Constellation Survives 400 Mile Atlantic Flight
Eleven passengers and six crew members aboard an Air France four engine Constellation landed safely in Casablanca after a harrowing 400 mile Atlantic flight. An SOS was sent when the right rear engine burned, later another right motor failed. The craft jettisoned cargo including 40 000 copies of recently signed satellite peace treaties. Landing at Casablanca was normal with no injuries. repairs and onward flight to Paris planned.
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Paris
Air France
Casablanca
Atlantic Ocean
Constellation
Agores
New York-Paris
United States
Atlantic
Lisbon
Lockheed Aircraft
Farmer Cuts Off Hand To Save Life
In Cairo a farm man, George E. Kirk aged 50, amputated his own hand with a pocket knife to avoid being pulled into a corn picker. He severed at the wrist, unlatched the tractor, towed it to a wagon, and drove home ten miles before collapsing near a hospital.
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Cairo
George E. Kirk
Anne Adams Pattern 4603 Nightgown with Scalloped Detail
Dainty nightgown pattern 4603 features scalloped trim and Empire waist with cap sleeves or sleeveless option. Includes illustrated, easy to sew instructions and fit tested pattern 4602 offers sizes 12 through 40. Send 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg for orders.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot ,Ave. E
Winnipeg
iMan
Briton In Hun Army Spied Out German Secrets
Lt Col Alexander Patterson of Scotland served in the German Army during the war and knew almost the entire Nazi disposition. He testified at Field Marshal Albert Kesselring’s war crimes trial in Venice, while his Bourne End wife recalled his secret double life and frequent country travels and absences.
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Bourne End
Bucks
Alexander Patterson
Scotland
Baroness Orezy
Venice
Albert Kesselring
Italy
Germany
Population claim: Jerusalem over one million in ancient estimate
Josephus states that Jerusalem at one time contained more than 1,006,000 inhabitants. The claim highlights a historically large urban population attributed to the ancient city.
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Josephus
Jerusalem
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