Portraits of hunters and animal photographers across North America
The piece profiles Johnny Haberstroh and fellow Montanans Bob Cooney and Ross Madden, detailing their animal photography work from grizzlies to moose, rodeo bulls, and desert rattlesnakes. It notesHaberstroh’s five hour bear stakeouts, Cooney’s wildlife restoration role, Madden’s rodeo stalking, and Jack Breed’s desert rattler quests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Haberstroh
Cooney
Ross Madden
Pratt
Helpful Hints for Sewing and Food Prep
Helpful hints cover mending tape for carpet edges and ironing pleated skirts on the wrong side with a press cloth. It advises pinning pleats, and suggests paraffin shavings in sterilized dry glass to prevent bubbles when making jelly.
Early Care For Dairy Heifers
Proper care for dairy heifers between six months and two years determines growth and profitability. Emphasize legume roughage and good pasture, supplement hay and grain as needed, and breed by 18 months to offset feeding costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. MacKenzie
Animal Husbandry Division
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Smile of the Week Delivers Hope and a Bill Shock
A patient praises a doctor for promising mobility in a month while acknowledging the bill forced him to sell his car. The item shifts to a public notice that pasteurized milk is safe, hinting at consumer health or dairy safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc
Mongrel Train Envoy Patrols Alberta Border
A mixed breed dog nicknamed Blackie serves as a goodwill envoy at the Alberta border posts Coutts and Sweet Grass. For two years he has met inbound trains regardless of weather, crossing with customs officers and guiding trains with uncanny knowledge, even pausing on tracks to ensure safety. He travels between his two homes and remains a fixture since returning after a 40 mile trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackie
Great Northern
Canada
Canadian Pacific
United States
Coutts and
Sweet Grass
Moberly
Beware Of Solvents Advice On Cleaning Hazards
Public safety note warns that cleaning solvents and kerosene can ignite when heated or contaminated with gasoline. It cites over twenty industrial fires and urges safe use by keeping cleaners below 100 degrees, avoiding open flames, and not smoking while cleaning.
Symbol of Wealth and Wedding Traditions
The custom of throwing shoes at weddings arose from the belief that footwear signified wealth as tanned leather was costly and restricted to the noble. The text notes the dolphin is not a fish but an animal.
Easy Way To Feed Bees With Top Entrance Board
Beekeepers wintering colonies outdoors can feed pollen supplement dry sugar or candy in early spring using a top entrance board. A shovel slides the cake into the cluster, then the board is removed and the entrance reduced to one inch with plugs. The board is inexpensive to make from simple rails and light material.
Noise Quieting Steps Up Efficiency in Industry
An Industrial Health article by G F Evans notes noise from mechanical devices harms nerve endurance and productivity. A Colgate University study shows sound absorbing ceilings improve verbal communication and reduce bounce backs. A building supervisor cites a 50 percent drop in cleaning costs after acoustical ceilings were installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Health League of Canada
G. F. Evans
Johns-Manville Co. Ltd
Colgate University Medical
Gems of Thought Moral Aphorisms Compilation
A collection of quotations from Walpole Seneca Carlyle Marcus Aurelius Emily Dickinson and Mary Baker Eddy. The excerpts discuss human potential cultivation discipline faith and aspiration in compact aphoristic form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Shaw declines Scottish reel invitation in 94th year
London report notes George Bernard Shaw, aged 93 or 94, declining a Clan Chattan Association dinner dance invitation with a postcard. Shaw, a member, asks to stop inviting him to dance Scottish reels. The piece also mentions Guadalcazar as a Mexican town famed for its silver mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George Bernard Shaw
Clan Chattan Association
Shaw
Prominent Toronto PR Executive Elected ACA President
Public relations manager of Provincial Paper Limited in Toronto was elected president of the Association of Canadian Advertisers at its 35th annual convention in Toronto. He also serves as president of the Canadian Circulations Audit Board and as Canadian vice-president of the Public Relations Society of America. He is a director of the Canadian Club and has twice led the Toronto Advertising & Sales Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincial Paper Limited
Toronto
Association of Canadian Advertisers
Canadian Circulations Audit Board
Public Relations Society of America
Canadian Club
Toronto Advertising & Sales Club
Mothercraft Society Seeks Nurses for Child Care Training
The Canadian Mothercraft Society reports a severe shortage of registered nurses for maternal and child care. Despite New Zealand’s success via Dr Frederick Truby King, Canada struggles with small numbers, geography, money, and lack of nurses willing to train as postgraduate Mothercraft staff. The Toronto training school invites inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Canadian Mothercraft Society
New Zealand
Frederick Truby King
Trudy King
Ottawa
Manitoulin
Mothers Craft
Britain
Jamaica
Clarendon Avenue
Toronto
Life and meaning echo in a Selected meditation
The piece contrasts how different roles view life from preacher to fool. It frames life as a sermon, jest, money, rest, battle, school, vacation, or duty, and asks what life means to the reader, ending with a prompt about personal purpose.
Rounded stones used as projectiles in early cannon
The note states that rounded stones were employed as projectiles in early cannon experiments. No specific dates or places are provided.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tamara Andreeva
Central Press
Johnny Haberstrom
Madden
Montana
Leo Kramer
Kramer
Jack Breed
Jack
Breed
Johnny
Kaput
Pins
Otter
Setehess Steere
Alberta
By A. Birch
Seneca
Thomas Carlyle
Marcus Aurelius
Emily Dickinson
Guadalcazar
Lee Trenholm
Mothercraft Society
In Need of Nurses
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