Greyling Draw Anglers To Northern Manitoba
Arctic greyling, famed fighting fish, attract sport anglers to Manitoba's northern waters. The Manitoba government Bureau of Travel and Publicity notes most anglers travel by chartered plane, while some use rail and canoes. Chief Justice E A McPherson recalls duck hunting changes over 50 years, noting fewer ducks but plenty still available as he claimed a two hour limit on opening day.
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Tt North
Hudson Bay
Arctic Ocean
Manitoba
Manitoba Government Bureau of Travel and Publicity
Aave
Bureau
E. A. McPherson
Delta
Ramsay Company Patent Offer for Inventors Ottawa
The Ramsay Company a registered patent attorney firm at 273 Bank Street Ottawa offers a free list of inventions and full information to every inventor. This advertisement markets patent services and assistance in securing protection for new ideas.
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Ramsay Company
Bank Street
Ottawa
Canada
Canadian Margarine Ad Promotes Blue Bonnet Nums
Callwood lauds Bice Bannner flavor and nutrition of Canada’s all vegetable margarine. Buue Bonnet Margarine claimed to save money. Noted by famous hostesses and available in regular, economy, colored water, and Yellow Quik bag.
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Akes
Callwood
Canada
Trent Frayne
Manitoba Reports Highest Polio Rate in North America
Winnipeg officials cite Dr. M. R. Elliott that Manitoba leads North America in polio cases this year with 2,258 infections and 81 deaths. One Manitoban in 330 has contracted polio, and 62 percent show paralysis. only six weeks in 1953 had no recorded cases.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
North America
M. R. Elliott
Humorous Vignettes on Marriage and Morals
A collection of witty anecdotes features a frugal husband and a blessing quip about leftovers, a bride and magistrate exchange over driving, a man’s safari plans with his wife and mother in law, and comic divorces over neighborly tensions. The minister’s tale ends with an ironic twist about a widow.
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Africa
Mother
George
Spanish Lamb Recipe with Stuffed Olives and Bacon
A lamb roast is prepared with minced garlic oregano salt MSG lemon juice and Tabasco. Ten holes are filled with olives bacon pieces and onions then roasted at 325 degrees F for 30 to 35 minutes per pound.
Lifting Restrictions May Cut Beaver Coat Prices
In Prince Albert Saskatchewan a disease among beavers prompts the conservation board to reverse limits and allow higher trapping quotas. Trappers councils will set totals as 23,000 pelts were taken last season and more are expected this winter, with experts predicting a price drop for beaver pelts though indiscriminate killing remains prohibited.
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Prince Albert
Sask
Milady
Canada
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Conservation Board
Complete Patterns Offer From Prairie Publishers
Prairie Publishers Limited at 60 Front Street W Toronto promotes TEN COMPLETE PATTERNS for sewing embroidery crochet printing plus many more patterns. Include ideas for gifts home accessories toys fashions and send 25 cents for the booklet.
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Prairie Publishers Limited
Front Street W
Toronto
Alce Brooks
Open Beaver Season Declared in Southern Manitoba
Manitoba announces the first southern open season on beaver in over 25 years for licensed trappers from November 15 to April 24. The National Geographic Society warns the Pacific short tailed albatross may be extinct, joining the dodo, great auk and Labrador duck in disappearance.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Pacific Ocean
National Geographic Society
Sweet peas and November strawberries in Alberta picks
Fort Macleod resident Mrs G B Mills gathered a large bouquet of sweet peas on November 4. In Taber Mrs Perkins and Mrs Eccles picked fresh strawberries from their gardens and praised their surprisingly delicious flavor in November.
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Fort Macleod
Alta
G. B. Mills
MacLeod
Mra . Perkins
Taber
Lake Louise Tops North American Tourist List
Harry Dooley, owner of Chicago Grey Line and president of the Grey Line association, a cooperative of travel firms across Canada and the United States, cites Lake Louise as North Americas leading tourist attraction.
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North Americas
Lake Louise
Harry Dooley
Chicago Grey Line
Grey Line Association
Canada
United States
Early tomato developed at Lethbridge station
The Dominion experimental station at Lethbridge Alberta reports an early ripening tomato variety. The strain is being refined with the aim of launching a commercial tomato canning industry in southern Alberta.
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Lethbridge
Alta
Dominion Experimental Station
Alberta
Calgary Sees Record Tourist Season So Far
In the first eight months of the year 17,920 visitors came to the Calgary Tourist Information Bureau, surpassing the 1952 full year total by 600. The Calgary Stampede drove most traffic with July 9 the busiest day, when 365 visitors crowded the Centre Street bureau. By August end 51,800 maps and literature were distributed.
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Calgary Tourist Information Bureau
Calgary
Tourist Information Bureau
Centre Street
Mali
Monkeys Show Social Bond When a Group Member Falls Ill
Observations indicate monkeys exhibit social instinct by sharing scarce food and forgoing dainties to aid an ill group member, highlighting cooperative behavior in primate groups.
Weekly Tip for Cleaning Dusters
A damp chamois makes an excellent duster that rejuvenates furniture and makes it look like new.
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