Goldeyes From Manitoba Reported Heading West
Manitoba and Alberta fish and game officials debate goldeye migration from Lake Winnipeg. Alberta directors claim the species spawns in the south Saskatchewan rivers and moves west, while Manitoba counters with census data showing Manitoba-origin goldeyes wintering in the South Saskatchewan and that tullabees replace goldeyes in Lake Winnipeg. The dispute prompts a propagation proposal for Alberta.
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Medicine Hat
Alta
Winnipeg
Ishermnen
Saskatchewan
Big South
Lake Winnipeg
Manitoba
Fish and Game Directors
Alberta Fish and Game Association
Alberta
Jack Clark
Harold Ronnenberg
South
Saskatchewan River
Ohio River
Amazing Sound Waves Light Up Tobacco Pipe
High frequency sound waves reportedly ignite a pipeful of tobacco after six minutes of exposure. Experiments also claim soiled laundry placed near the sound field emerges remarkably clean.
New Diagnostic Cause For Bluish Rural Infants
Dr. Harry Medovy reports in CMAJ a fourth diagnosis for continuous cyanosis in newborns. Well water methemoglobinemia from high nitrate in rural infant formula causes chocolate blood and blue skin, treatable in 24 hours by changing water sources.
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Harry Medory
Canadian Medical Association
Medovy
Winnipeg
University of Manitoba
Medory
Pine scented paper and quirky gadget lore headline mix
A nature magazine printed on pine scented paper sparks humor about editor habits. A British car features a cocktail bar and built in typewriter cabinet. The idle businessman can relax at his club during work. An improbable death ray idea fails. A curry leaf lettuce plant is noted as a salad shortcut. Rail tea party damage statistic and a Detroit parrot inheritance raise adoption questions.
Doctor Compiling History Of Disease Taking His Life
In St. Joseph Missouri a 75 year old physician Dr Edward F Higdon a veteran of 51 years practice is stricken with myasthenia gravis. He aims to publish a case history to aid doctors seeking causes treatments and possible cures. A stenographer records his notes as he battles the rare illness.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Edward F. Higdon
Mayo Clinic
Daily milk supports calcium for children says bulletin
Ontario Nutrition Bulletin states milk is the daily source of calcium and riboflavin for children. It notes that children up to 12 who have a pint daily meet about seventy percent of their calcium needs for bone growth.
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Ontario Nutrition Bulletin
TRY AND STOP ME! by Bennett Cerf
A Stockholm explorer and a Russian companion are trapped on a Himalayan peak after a small slide sends them off balance. The rope holds but the men fear a fall as the Russian blames the rope for the danger.
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Bennett Cerf
Stockholm
Wry Warnings and Prairie Rain Dispatches
A friend avoids naming a disliked neighbor calling him a liar by hedging with a sharp quip about feeding hogs. A prairie train dispatcher compares rain delays to ketchup being shaken from a bottle, building to a sudden flood.
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Prairies
Salt Preservation Stuns Bacteria by Water Draw and Brine
Salt preserves meat by drawing out water and creating a strong brine that inhibits bacterial growth. The process concentrates the solution to prevent microbes from multiplying, extending shelf life.
James Cannot Claim Bandit Name Says James
UNION Missouri judge rules J Frank Dalton cannot legally claim the name Jesse James. The bed-ridden 102 year old cannot change his name back to James, despite witnesses claiming he is the famous outlaw. Ballad lore and history still credit Bob Ford with killing Jesse James.
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Dalton
James
Breuer
Ballard
Bob Ford
Jesse James
How To Be A Whizz At School
New York article explains memory training by Dr Bruno Furst a psychologist who runs a memory and concentration school since 1938 He claims memory can be trained like a muscle with a ten week course producing remarkable feats including recalling phone directories and long lists He outlines cue words and a 100 word key list to retain 75 to 100 percent of memorized material for life
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New York
Bruno Furst
Furst
School of Memory and Concentration
Bride Gives Husband Half Bulldozer as Wedding Gift
In Melbourne a bride presented her contractor husband with half a bulldozer at their wedding claiming to enter a partnership with him. She explained the gift as her share to support their joint venture.
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Melbourne
Australia
New York Police Women Never Discharged for Misconduct
In sixty one years since their inception, none of New York's police women have been discharged for dishonesty or dereliction of duty.
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New York
Ceylon Pictorial Stamps Highlight Island Views
Ceylon issues a new pictorial set in February featuring a native dancer temple orchids a landscape and a plane over a temple plus earlier issues from Queen Victoria to King George VI. Canada plans two new stamp issues yearly with themes of industries birds animals and flowers as Ottawa officials announce.
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Ceylon
India
D. S. Senanayake
Queen Victoria
Edward VII
King George VI
George V
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Canada
Ottawa
Pratt Kuhn
Wellington St. W
Toronto
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Central Press Canadian
John Wellington Wills
Goat Breeders’ Journal
Detroit
Pat Knoph
Pat
Toronto Ski Club
Summit
Ont
Robert Lamont
S.N.S
Whizz
James Montagnes
Alden
Johnson
Universal Postal Union
Venezuela
China
Russia
Portugal
Austria
Moritz Daftinger
Czechoslovakia
Red Cross
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