Provinces Back Federal Role in National Health Effort
Dr Gordon Bates reports unanimous provincial approval for coordinated health action under Dominion authority. BC Health Secretary Weir and Alberta Health Minister Hoadley back federal provincial talks, Saskatchewan’s Uhrich supports Dominion health coordination, Manitoba Premier Bracken calls inter government discussions desirable, with no public presentation yet.
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Gordon Bates
Canadian Social Hygiene Council
Bates
Canada
G. M. Weir
British Columbia
Alberta
George Hoadley
J. M. Uhrich
Publc Health
Saskatchewan
Dominion Department of Health
John Bracken
Manitoba
Milk In The School Lunch Plans For Children
The article emphasizes including milk in every child's school lunch to meet daily food needs. It suggests portable milk in jars or delivered daily, and advises setting aside a milk pudding for the next day. It also recommends a hot dish at school during winter and lists milk-based options like cream soups and cocoa to boost nourishment.
Hippocrates Notes Lockjaw Timing and Recovery
The famous physician Hippocrates observed that when symptoms of lockjaw appear ten days or more after a wound a patient is more likely to recover than if lock jaw sets in promptly.
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Hippocrates
Four men meet claim of lingering dinner memory
A terse notice recalls four men who took a girl to dinner when she was 18 and later reconnected around age 40 with comments on her appearance suggesting ongoing dinner for years.
Welsh Klondike set to reopen Welsh gold mines in Merioneth
A London syndicate plans to reopen seven ancient gold mines high in the Merioneth Mountains using modern gear and expert miners to create a Welsh Klondike. Historically these mines yielded rich returns with Merioneth gold used in royal wedding rings, and Prince Edward Mine ore has shown eight pennyweights per ton in assays.
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London
Merioneth Mountains
Prince Edward
Dolgelly
Dress Pattern for Slenderizing Gown in Green or Black
This pattern offers a slenderizing dress design in bottle green canton crepe with a cascading jabot frill and smart sleeve stitching. Alternative color is black crepe with a white collar and jabot. other fabrics like wool, velveteen, and rayon novelties are suggested. Style No. 630 fits busts 36 to 48 inches, requiring 3 1/8 yards of 39 inch material for size 36, pattern priced at 20 cents in stamps or coin.
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern order guide issued by the Winnipeg Newspaper Union lists Address 175 Dermot Ave Winnipeg Pattern No Name. The notice provides a template style to request patterns and includes contact details for subscribers.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Dermot Ave
Winnipeg
Handwriting Secrets and Character Analysis by Grapho Analyst
A Grapho Analyst column explains how handwriting reveals character and urges readers to act on advice. Miss J of Winnipeg writes about a young love affair with a married man and asks for guidance, with the analyst requesting samples of both writers to proceed.
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Winnipeg
Miss J
Air bases eyed to guard distant empire routes
British air ministry weighs a Malay archipelago base as part of a broader plan to protect empire air routes. London Melbourne and London Ottawa lines are discussed with Singapore linked to Melbourne and Cape Town service improving to eight or nine days. Lord Londonderry said no Ottawa airline move is planned now.
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Malay Archipelago
British
Air Ministry
London-to
Melbourne
London
Cape Town
Ottawa
Singapore
Straits Settlements
England
Union of South Africa
Union
Lord Londonderry
Air
House of Commons
Silhouettes in snapshots indoors and out
Winter is not a snap season, as new films and gear keep photography active. silhouettes require a flat background, backlighting, and careful lighting. Use a bed sheet, two lamps or a photoflood, and a tripod to capture solid black shapes on white with simple setups.
Homing Instinct Questioned by Pigeon Experts
The article notes thousands of British racing pigeons are freed weekly at 100 to 700 miles from their lofts and largely return home despite training. It discusses a magnetic or elastic influence when birds are released from the left and cites second generation pigeons showing stronger homing power, including a case of pigeons bred in England flying back to their home loft without ever seeing Britain.
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Britain
Styles In Sheep Changing To Meaty Types
University of Wisconsin bulletin notes shifts in sheep fashion as modern homes and travel gear reduce demand for heavy wool. James J. Lacey says farmers replace heavily fleeced sheep with meatier animals to fit current needs and climate.
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University of Wisconsin
James J. Lacey
University
College of Agriculture
Discipleship Tested by Daily Habits and Temperament
The text urges constant daily evaluation of self in manners of body care appetite governance solitary thoughts temper and passions. It argues character is formed more by actions than by theology or church talk, stressing practical virtue across private and public life.
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Amie
New Tinware Treated With Lard Prevents Rust
Rubbing fresh lard on new tinware and heating in the oven before use protects it from rust. This preparation forms a protective coating that lasts after initial seasoning. The method emphasizes heat treatment for durable, rust resistant tinware.
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