South Alberta Hunting Paradise Faces Changing Times
South Alberta remains a wild life paradise offering grizzly and cougar sightings, elk herds, mule deer, antelope recovery, and growing pheasant populations. Conservation groups push buffer zones between parks and ranches and support closed seasons to protect species amid shifting winter and habitat pressures.
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South
Alberta
Lethbridge
Foothills
Magrath
Mountain View
Flathead
British Columbia
Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park
Bow
Missouri
J. J. McHugh
Nemiscam
Saskatchewan
Paradol Relief Claims For Various Aches
An advertisement touts Paradol tablets as fast relief for head aches neuralgia toothache rheumatic and sciatic pains. It recommends swallowing one tablet, gargling with two dissolved in water, and promises pleasant use with no disagreeable after effects.
Clothing Ration Tightens in Britain for Months
Britain assigns 20 clothing coupons for the next five months from October 1, enough to buy a suit or stockings for many. With exports prioritized, home clothing and textiles face continued scarcity, forcing renewals of sheets and linen while households must make do and mend for a long period.
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Britain
Glycerine Trick Keeps Mirror Clear During Bath Time
A simple home tip suggests placing a few drops of glycerine on the bathroom mirror to prevent steaming when hot water is used for a bath or shower.
Crossword puzzle clues and grid fragment
Readable crossword clues and partial grid show horizontal and vertical entries with varied wordplay and definitions. The list includes language notes, objects, and terms such as silicon tellurium symbol, French for and, and a reference to a siameeze plural form.
Don't Run Over My Little Girl Letter Urges Safer Driving
Tulsa World excerpt features Phil Brainiff urging drivers to slow down near schools and intersections. A father's plea recalls his seven year old daughter leaving for school, describing her in detail and stressing that a driver could injure her while he cannot be everywhere. He warns children dart across streets from behind parked cars and asks for safe driving to protect them.
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Phil Brainiff
Tulsa
Driver
Scoot
Goodby
Santa Clare
Princess Elizabeth
Bibles Unopened Could Return to Circulation
A call notes the world lacks seven million Bibles, arguing that returning unread copies to circulation would aid distribution and access to scripture.
Royal Air Force appoints new Air Commodore-in-Chief
The King has accepted the position of Air Commodore-in-Chief of the RAF Regiment. The King and Queen and Princess Elizabeth will adopt a leper child for whom they will be responsible medically and educationally. Leo J. Walsh, author of Shoulder to Shoulder, died in Toronto. Forest fires scorched over 1.13 million acres of Alaska timberland with losses above 1.5 million dollars. Canada’s foreign trade for August totaled 429.4 million dollars, down from July. Oak Ridge to host a much more powerful atomic reactor pile announcement by the AEC.
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RAF Regiment
Elizabeth
Leo J. Walsh
Toronto
Pattern 4873 Men’s Formal Dress Described and Sold
The Anne Adams Pattern Dept advertises pattern 4873 a two piece masculine coat and skirt style with swallowtail peplum and slim waist offered in sizes 14 through 42. It notes fabric yardage for size 16 and asks buyers to mail 25 cents with name address and style number to Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Sweepstakes Bookies Warned By Post Office Department
OTTAWA. The post office department launches a drive to shut down sweepstakes mail sales. Deputy postmaster general J W Turnbull said authorities across Canada seized 13 000 to 14 000 receipts for Cambridge Handicap tickets and warned mail stoppage for sellers. Receipts for tickets will be seized to stop mail lotteries. buyers are not targeted.
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Ottawa
Post Office
WJ. Turnbull
Canada
Turnbull
Post Office Department
Helicopter Mail Service Praised In Balmoral Run
Aberdeen reports the experimental helicopter mail service carried 200 pounds daily to and from Balmoral Castle during the king's stay and officials call it an outstanding success.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Balmoral Castle
Ancient ship found in Lake Constance bottom
Low water levels in Lake Constance revealed an ancient oak cargo vessel sunken below the lake. The ship’s use period remains undetermined while archaeologists study its construction and origin.
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Arbon
Switzerland
Lake Constance
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Prairies
Brooks
South Alberta
H. G. Long
Lethbridge Herald
Paradol
Guido
Snick
Reformed Presbyterian
Mabelle Dunkin
Glenanon
Ont
Harriston
Alrigh
The
University of New Hampshire
Netherlands
James Krug
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
Orange
BY William Ferguson
Wagat
U. & Pat
Riz Borner
Elmer
United States
San Francisco, Calif
Little Reggie
Margarita
Reggies
Priscilla
al Vermeer
Waldo
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