Western Style Wedding Has Difficulties For Nigeria Natives
Edmonton reports on Dr Sophie Connal Aberdeen entomologist recounting a Nigerian wedding with a week long celebration. Attendants included 24 with six page boys. gowns from London. the mother cried then unrolled the train. black patent pumps caused a page boy to remove his shoes. Dr Connal’s career and honors noted amid tropical disease work and imperial service.
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Edmonton
Africa
Sophie Conna
Aberdeen
Scotland
Nigeria
Here
Theis
Connal Recallls
London
Affrica
Connal
Fewer Deaths From T B Among Alberta Indians
Ottawa reports tuberculosis deaths among Alberta Indians have fallen to about one third of five years earlier. In 1952 total 34 versus 90 in 1947, with no deaths in Blackfoot Peigan and Sarcee bands due to chest X-ray and treatment programs. Northern bands show higher rates. meningitis deaths among children accounted for 12. In 1952, 381 Alberta Indians received treatment at Charles Camsell Hospital.
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Ottawa
Alberta
Paul Martin
National Health and Welfare
Indian Health Services
W. L. Falconer
Charles Camsell Indian Hospital
Edmonton
Falconer
West's First Post Office Serves Again in Ottawa
Ottawa reports the restored log cabin that housed the first post office in the West will be a functioning post office again in Winnipeg's William Whyte park. Postmaster-General Cote announced mailing facilities will operate from the preserved 1855 Red River settlement cabin, now furnished in a century-old style. A stamp permit and special cachet are issued. timing for operation remains undecided.
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Ottawa
Cote
William Ross
Winnipeg
William Whyte
CCF
Winnipeg North Centre
Post Office Department
Canada Goose To Replace Beaver Editorial Stance
An Ottawa Journal editorial argues the Canada Goose better represents national ideals than the beaver. It praises the goose for loyalty, travel, and courage, challenging the beaver’s portrayal as a productive but dull symbol.
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Ottawa Journal
Canada
Connecticut
The ostrich. world’s largest bird
The ostrich is the largest bird in the world. This fact highlights its height and size compared with other birds, noting its distinctive long neck and legs.
Hang On Transfers Free Water Proof Transfers Campaign
Red Cross Water Safety Division offers free water proof transfers for boats and canoes to reduce drownings. Boats should carry life jackets and buoys while passengers balance evenly if capsized. Dealers and stores are urged to order, supply names and addresses, and apply varnish for permanence.
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Red Cross
Victoria Avenue
Regina
Age Of Earth Set At Five and Half Billion Years
Four University of Toronto researchers led by Dr J T Wilson estimate Earth’s age at about 5.5 billion years by analyzing uranium to lead decay. The method aligns with geophysicists and astronomers’ age estimates from other calculation methods.
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Earth
Toronto
University of Toronto
Cc. B. Collins
R. D. Russell
R. M. Farquhar
J. T. Wilson
Hose Woes and Shrinking Socks Affect Feet Health
The article explains swelling of the feet can signal heart or kidney issues or result from long hours of standing and unsuitable footwear. It warns tight stockings from shrinking laundry and tight socks can harm feet, especially in babies and children, urging proper foot measurement and consideration of shrinkage when buying hose.
Appetizing Recipes Crust and Filling for Fish Pie
A recipe outlines a crust made from bread crumbs onions celery salt sage pepper and butter baked as a crust for fish. The filling combines butter flour milk salt pepper more butter celery salt fish pimiento and rice cereal then bakes at high heat until browned. Yields six servings.
Only Woman Lawyer In Alaska Has Busy Life
Mrs Mildred Hermann, the sole general-law practitioner in Alaska, describes constant travel to serve clients among Eskimos and Indians. She lost her husband in 1944 and since then has led Alaska division Cancer Society work while judging statehood efforts and balancing family in Juneau and Nome.
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Alaska
New York
Mildred Hermann
Valdez
Juneau
House
Washington, D.C
American Cancer Society
OPA
Nome
Cancer Society
Cancer Fund
Selawick
Thomas Marshall
Seattle
North Salem
Ind
Fence fashion tips for durable DIY home fencing
The article extols fences as practical and decorative, tracing the Colonial white picket as a cultural mainstay. It guides readers on materials, fence heights of three to four feet, post spacing, and treatment. It advises aluminum nails to prevent rust and suggests creosote or tar for longevity and bonding with concrete.
Ancient bones found in Alberta pit may be extinct horse
Bones recovered from a gravel pit near Grande Prairie Alberta are believed to be those of an extinct North American horse species. A government geologist said such a species probably lived here in the long distant past.
Smile Of The Week Jokes About A Regular Fellow
A light hearted item describes an average man nicknamed for his measurements noting a humorous nuisance at home. The piece playfully recalls his 42 inch chest and waist, and 96 on the golf course, framing him as a common household character.
Talbot Couple Marks 60th Wedding Anniversary in Leaside
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Talbot celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at their Leaside home. Born in Wales and Staffordshire respectively, they met 62 years ago in Sunday School. Talbot worked as a glass-cutter in England and Toronto before retiring 30 years ago. They have two sons and a clan of grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Toronto
H. A. Talbot
Leaside
Mrs. Talbot
Canada
Talbots
Mr. Talbot
Wales
Worcestershire
Staffordshire
Emily Elizabeth Riley
Talbot
England
H. H. Talbot
Charles A. Talbot
Saskatchewan To Sponsor Churchill Excursion Again
Premier T. C. Douglas announced the seventh annual all expense paid trip to Churchill on Hudson Bay leaving Regina July 30 and returning August 4. The fare starts at 96.15 and up and includes railway, berth, meals, side trips and a full entertainment program. New this year is an old time jamboree for Churchill residents.
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Regina
T. C. Douglas
Churchill
Hudson Bay
Fort Prince of Wales
Douglas
C.N.R
W. J. Hansen
Department of Co-operation
Tenderize Tough Meat with Vinegar Water
A weekly tip advises adding a small amount of vinegar to the cooking water to soften tough meat. The acid helps break down connective tissue, producing a more tender result.
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Andrew Connal
Sophie Connal
Saskatchewan
Australia
New Zealand
West
T.B
Women's Wear Bureau
Sillimar
Guppy
James Auchinleck
Langhorne
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