Funny and Otherwise in Humorous Vignettes
A collection of brief humorous anecdotes including a boy’s odd prayers and a garage sale farce where a buyer ends up in a runaway car. A Philadelphia editor recalls a bold, bossy editorial moment as the punchline.
Tennis service stance and neck flexion exercises for players
A training note outlines footwork and positions for returning serves by standing close enough to hit on the rise or stepping back to hit on the drop. It stresses keeping knees still, dropping the head to touch the floor, repeating 10-12 times daily, and adds a floor split stretch. The guide is part of The Sports Clinic from the Canadian Amateur Sports and Physical Fitness Development Service run by Sports College Toronto.
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Sports College
Box 99
Toronto 1
Flexibility for better fielding in baseball
A guide explains how hip and lower back flexibility improves fielding while running. It notes flexible infielders move faster and steadier, recommends the spread leg head touch exercise to enhance back and hip flexibility with a standing stretch and reach down.
Canada hosts vast insect collection and biannual congress visit
The Canadian National Insect Collection at Ottawa holds between two and three million specimens with around 80 000 insect species. G P Holland notes new discoveries daily and cites the collection as a key national asset. About 1 500 entomologists visiting Montreal for the 10th International Congress will tour Ottawa.
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Canada
Ottawa
G. P. Holland
Insect Systematics and Biological Control Unit
Canada Department of Agriculture
Noah
Holland
Americas
Montreal
Canadian National Insect Collection
Science Service
Entomology Division
Quick Canadian Quiz on Population and Taxes
A quiz asks which is larger Ontario’s population versus combined Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia. It queries the average monthly male farm help wage in Canada and the 15 percent excise tax on radio and TV sets for CBC upkeep. It seeks which Atlantic province has the largest area and whether the B N A Act places property rights under federal or provincial domain.
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Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Canada
CBC
Atlantic
Answers to Quick Quiz Five Summary
Answers to Quick Quiz Five cover provincial law on property rights, Ontario population figures, and monthly costs with and without board. The note credits Quick Canadian Facts editors for material and cites Newfoundland as a location.
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Ontario
Newfoundland
Quick Canadian Facts
Pocket Annual
Facts About
Canada
Short Letter Reflects National Service Son
A mother laments Tom's brief letter as she and her husband note their son, serving in National Service, is concise yet expressive. The exchange underscores a family coping with absence and duty.
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Tom
Father
Well Balanced Diet Builds Health Through Nutrition
The article stresses that good health hinges on a well balanced diet. It argues meals chosen for nutrient value sustain wellness from infancy to old age and urges a daily menu aligned with Canada’s Food Rules to ensure proteins minerals and vitamins.
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Canada
Percussion Instrument Horizont 1 7
Puzzle style list of clues with multiple definitions and cross references. Presents hints for musical instruments and related terms across vertical and horizontal grids. Includes terms like percussion instrument undivided and complex wordplay with abbreviations and categories.
Linoleum Scraps Find Handy Home Uses
Linoleum scraps offer practical repurposing ideas for kitchens tables shelves and drawers. Use cutouts for coasters placemats and a linoleum top for old furniture while linoleum strips cover shelves and drawer bottoms to reduce scratches and noise.
Brain amplifier could outthink humans says Ashby
Dr W Ross Ashby argues in a Princeton University Press article that a brain amplifier could be built today to vastly exceed human intellect. He asserts that amplifying intellectual power could help solve major social and economic problems using amplified physical channels like radio waves.
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W Ross Ashby
Princeton University Press
Ashby
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