The Long History of Bathing From Ancient Rites to Modern Homes
The article traces bathing’s evolution from ancient rites and healing to public baths in Rome and duty of cleanliness in modern times. It notes cultural shifts, the rise of private baths, and the spread of hygienic standards, highlighting public baths’ popularity and later decline with Christian influence. It mentions Roman, Greek, Hindu, and Japanese practices and the 19th century push for underwear and private bathrooms.
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Manitoba Trout Hatchery Ships Eggs to North America and France
Manitoba’s fisheries plan moves more than 200000 trout eggs from Whiteshell and West Hawk Lake to North American agencies and France in a cooperative program. Eggs will be incubated, hatched, and distributed as fingerlings or yearlings, with over 100000 young fish reared at West Hawk for release next summer.
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Not Everyone Aims for Thinness in Weight Gain Plan
The article notes some people favor gaining weight using reverse dieting ideas. It suggests adding cream to soups and cereals, using whole milk, extra servings, between meals snacks, and rest. It advises consulting a doctor to rule out health issues behind underweight.
Booklet on South Saskatchewan River project now available
Premier T Deug announced a new booklet detailing the South Saskatchewan River Project. Produced by the South Saskatchewan River Development Commission, the brochure covers irrigation, power, water supply, flood control, and recreational expansion with photographs and construction statistics. It calls for Saskatchewan residents to study the overall project and directs requests to the Department of Travel and Information in Regina.
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CNR Speeds Up Piggyback Service Between Saskatoon and Calgary
Canadian National Railway announces faster piggyback freight via passenger Train No 9. Trailers depart Saskatoon at 7 10 p m standard time and arrive Calgary at 8 15 a m standard time daily except Saturday.
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Blessing of Cars Prays for Disciplined Driving
A Vatican City report notes Pope John XXIV endorses automative blessings to curb driving impulses. The Pontiff cites angels aiding travelers and urges adherence to traffic laws to protect life and daily tranquility. Canilian Highway Safety Conference Bulletin.
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Angels of God
Canilian Highway Safety Conference
Convalescent Tuberculosis Patient Advised Care Plan
The patient should be deliberately slow and careful in recovery. Death cannot be rushed and social activities must be deferred until strength returns. Regaining exercise, diet, and rest are to be resumed only when the doctor approves.
Smart and slimming PRINTED PATTERN SIZES
A brief item presents printed pattern sizing options for a fashion pattern collection. It notes sizes available and emphasizes fit guidance for choosing the correct measurement. The notice highlights product accessibility for customers seeking streamlined patterns.
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