Sports Clinic tackles golf tension and body fat
The article explains how jaw, shoulder, and diaphragm tension hurts golf and suggests exhale-linked swings to relax the body. It notes minimal fat is best for athletic performance, citing Olympic swimmers as lean models. It announces Sports College's national service for amateur sports in Canada and invites readers to write for more information.
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Sports College
Canada
Toronto
Sports College adds another expert to staff
Doug MacLennan joins Sports College in Toronto as personal technical assistant to Director Lievd Percival. He will oversee testing and research, prepare instructional materials for publications and media, and contribute to CBC coast-to-coast race sessions.
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Toronto
Sports College
Doug MacLennan
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green
Ohio
Long
Caspfds
Lievd Percival
CBC
Manitoba Wins Federal Grants For Health Projects
Ottawa announced Manitoba will receive 33000 in child and maternal health and hospital construction grants. A 6700 grant supports a uniform blood transfusion service for newborns in Winnipeg led by Dr. Bruce Chown, operating on three-year trial at several hospitals. A 26500 grant funds a central laboratory addition to the Winnipeg General Hospital medical college building, slated for July completion to serve the province and support other laboratories.
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Ottawa
Manitoba
Paul Martin
Greater
Winnipeg
Bruce Chown
Win- General
Grace
Children's
Misericordia
Victoria
St. Boniface
Concordia
Medical College
Winnipeg General Hospital
Nah Dont Bother A Gas Station Attendant Story
A Del Monte California gas station attendant recalls asking a motorist to fix his nearly worn brakes. The motorist replies that the car belongs to his mother and to not bother. The brief anecdote highlights a dismissive response to a repair request.
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del Monte
California
On The Side Notes On Common Ailments And Quirky Facts
A miscellany highlights common colds and historical notes about Washingtons death from a neglected cold. It mentions a London society to prevent premature burial and a boastful view of Olivia Dionne and the Nipponese horse racing scene. Ridiculous trivia covers London police, daily shaving, happiness essentials, and Titian’s blondes.
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George Washington
Harry” Lee
Washington
London
The
Society For Prevention
Olivia Dionne
Dionne
Ann
Gems Of Thought Aphorisms On Manners And Speech
A compact collection of sentimentally toned quotes on politeness listening tact and courteous speech from Mary Baker Eddy Voltaire Jean Cocteau and Aesop. The entries stress kindness in meeting and parting and the value of considerate communication.
Grand Opening of Summer Cottage Survey
The annual opening of the summer cottage calls for a thorough building survey inside and out. Check floors walls ceilings for breaks and hazards and inspect stoves pipes and chimneys for safety. Test the well water for purity to prevent contamination. Good manners noted.
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Pressing Machine
A grid of clues appears for a historical crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical entries. The page lists numbered positions for across clues such as Depicted machine and Mountain penebe while vertical clues cover items like Horse's neck hairs and Reverberate with entries on world terms and historical references.
Alphabetic Clues From a Fragmented Page
A compact fragment lists definitions and clues such as Moccasins, Wings, Sea eagle, Promontory, Hurl, Medical suffix, and other terms. This historical page appears as a puzzle or glossary with partial entries and stray numbered hints.
Quick Canadian Quiz: Lakes and Tax Facts
Lakes Superior Michigan Huron St. Clair Erie Ontario. About $8800 in license fees and gasoline taxes only. During 1955 population rose 2.45 percent, 1954 rose 2.69 percent, 1953 rose 2.63 percent. West of Fort William accounts for more than half of railway mileage. 1,155,000 Canadian families were childless at June 1955.
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Lakes Superior
Michigan
Huron
St. Clair
Erie
Ontario
Rochester scientists reveal structure of hemoglobin
Two University of Rochester researchers Dr. Martin Morrison and Dr Jean L. Cook report breaking down hemoglobin into its three molecular components after a year and a half of work. They say the finding advances understanding of blood disorders and anaemia and may guide future cures. supported by the National Heart Institute.
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University of Rochester
Martin Morrison
Jean L. Cook
National Heart Institute
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