Pork And Trichinella Spiralis Outbreak Warning
The article explains why pork bans in various religions reduce trichinosis risk and traces the discovery of Trichinella Spiralis by Paget and Owen. It describes how the small worm infects pigs, how larvae migrate to muscle tissue, and why thoroughly cooked pork prevents human infection. It notes pigs often become infected via garbage scraps and stresses safe cooking.
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Moses
Israel
Mohammed
James Paget
Robert Owen
Royal College Surgeons
Owen
Portland Couple Face Thirty Theft Charges
In Portland Oregon a young woman and her ex husband are charged with 30 burglaries and accused of building a three room home from stolen materials. Sheriff Martin Pratt said $10 000 in loot including a mink coat silverware and radios was amassed over a year. The pair admitted the thefts after their arrest at the home they built.
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Portland
Ore
Martin Pratt
Pratt
William Frankin Leonard
Christina Leonard
Leonard
Lyle Cocking
Cocking
Rebuilding Plans and Wartime Restorations Across Allied Nations
London prepares to rebuild King's Cross station at cost five million dollars. The White House reopens to the public after wartime closure. Canada to receive ten thousand tons of German shipping in reparations. A new iodine tablet for water purification is developed in Boston for soldiers. Rev Arthur Sewell, 105, is noted as oldest Oxford clergyman. Soviet zone in Germany develops a long distance rocket targeting system. Goering’s Berchtesgaden hunting chalet is taken over by Bavarian state. Wesel to be rebuilt on the old site after wartime destruction. Before the war Wesel had twenty five thousand residents.
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King’s Cross
London
The
Sunday Chronicle
Germany
Hermann Goering
Berchtesgaden
Hitler
Eyrie
Forestry Administration
Wesel
Crocodile Keeper Cleans Teeth Before Feeding at Private Zoo
In Townsville a 14 foot crocodile in a private zoo refuses to eat until owner St John Robinson, a master butcher, cleans its teeth with a toothbrush. Robinson runs one of Australia’s largest private animal collections as a hobby. The article also notes a note on the origin of the word panic from Pan and mentions experimental yarn from chicken feathers.
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Townsville
Australia
Queensland
St. John Robinson
Robinson
Newfoundland name and pronunciation debated in Bristol notes
The text recounts explorer John Cabot's 1497 Bristol return and his Newfoundland discovery. It notes a £50 payment and a £100 pension from Bristol, sparking local complaints and the adoption of the three-word form Newfoundland. It explains formal pronunciation and common speech merging the middle syllable to NEWf'nLAND.
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John Cabot
Bristol
Henry VII
Newfoundland
Diamond wheels for grinding and cutting materials
Diamond wheels are used to grind hard metals and alloys plastics fibres ceramics and glass to close tolerances and to cut quartz shape optical prisms and grind optical lenses.
No Butter Needed for Fancy Baking Says Agriculture Experts
Dominion Department of Agriculture experts advise using clarified pork fat or lard as a replacement for butter and shortening in many recipes. Chicken fat, beef dripping, and blended fats can substitute with varying success, with lamb fat needing adjustments for baked goods.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Crossword Puzzle Hinting at The Self and Time
The puzzle lists numerous clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Solvers fill words for beverage to guide to cronies fates and items like vase or sea eagle. The grid includes references to timeless concepts and common terms from language and geography.
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Great Lake
Zebra Description Clarified as Light Brown Striped
The text explains that a zebra is a light brown animal with dark brown or black stripes, not a dark brown animal with light stripes.
Remembering happy days of free bric a brac with outfits
The St. Thomas Times-Journal recalls a time when buying a new suit often came with braces coat hanger and clothes brush as freebies and even a patch of cloth for pants. The Ottawa Citizen echoes the nostalgia for those days of perk filled clothing purchases.
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St. Thomas Times-Journal
The
Ottawa Citizen
Not So Easy Puzzles Arising From Anger and History
An aphorism notes anger requires precision for proper targets and timing. Separate fact recalls that jigsaw puzzles trace to early Egypt, linking ancient puzzles to modern problem solving.
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Collie Stoops
George Bernard Shaw
Dublin
Britanica
Will-Yum
By Fred Neher
White House
Canada
Boston
Arthur Sewell
Oxford University
Church of England
Peggy
Pan
By Chuck Thurston
Papes
Les Carroll
Cabot
Diamonds
Zeus
Peter
Ithaiel
By William Ferguson
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7. M. Reg
Jis
Armia
Kodiak Island
Off
South Coast of
Alaska
Aristotle
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