Hay fever worsened by rains and moulds this year
ANPORD MARAFY reports that heavy spring rains and moist summers boosted ragweed and mould growth, expanding hay fever season through October. Dr. Louis E. Lieder notes moulds like Penicillium shed billions of spores triggering allergic reactions, with many sufferers experiencing eye irritation, nasal congestion, and throat itching.
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Canada
Louis E. Lieder
Lieder
Dr. Lieder
Army
Lewis Lieder
Sue Gordon
Central Press
Writings of Pioneer Statesman Davin Collected
Saskatchewan archives assemble Nicholas Flood Davin writings founder of the Regina Leader. Microfilmed 1873 1896 articles and three poems cover politics agriculture and a notable 1880 trial. A 1879 Davin report is used in a doctoral study by M S McCracken.
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Sask
Nicholas Flood Davin
Regina
Saskatchewan
Davin
Manitoba
Legislative Library
Lewis Thomas
Canada
Ireland
Western Assiniboia
Walter Scott
The
Northwest Territories
Thomas
Davine
Toronto Week
Northwest
Davis
M.S. McCracken
Flin Flon to Be City at Chewan Border
An unclear fragment notes Flin Flon may become a city near the Chewan border. The text mentions a requirement of 5,000 population. It also references Great Britain and the United States with counts of prime ministers and presidents in an unspecified era.
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Flin Flon
Atchewan
Great Britain
United States
Sharp Decline in Hog Numbers on Canadian Farms
Canada wide June 1 hog inventory fell 23 percent from last year, with 4 447 000 hogs on farms. Pigs alive at weaning were down 14 percent in the West and 30 percent in the East. Farrow intentions for June-November fell five percent. Provinces show declines except Alberta, with last year's June 1 figures in parentheses. Rough provincial counts include Ontario 1 450 000 and Quebec 867 000.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Departments of Agriculture
Alberta
Canada
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Moose Spooks Parents in Spenard Neighborhood
Alaska State Police responded to Campbell Station Road after irate parents reported a wild moose persistently bothering their children and dog. No injuries reported and wildlife officials were requested to handle the animal.
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Spenard
Alaska
Highway Patrol
Campbell Station
Chilled Sea Water Trials Boost Freshness in Salmon
Pacific Fisheries Experimental Station scientists report using chilled sea water at 30 degrees F in tanks on Captain Ellis Morney’s troiler Kath-Ell to store freshly caught salmon. The system replaces ice and reduces hull insulation needs while cutting handling and labor costs. In tests, fish aged 19 days in sea water were preferred by 96 percent of tasters for plumpness and lack of bruising.
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Vancouver
Pacific Fisheries Experimental Station
Ellis Morney
Unclear Bridge Hand Leads to Penalty Outcome
A muddled bridge play description notes a double of a row in trumps, with East vulnerable and a favourable hold on cards. The result ended in a penalty for East-West after a declined limb, yielding an undetermined score and unclear outcome.
Burn Up the Fat with Deep Breathing Exercise Guidance
Advice to add deep breathing to weight reducing efforts to boost fat burning. Recommends outdoor air and walking as a tonic complement to existing diet and exercise. Encourages taking in extra oxygen during activity to assist fat metabolism.
Need More Storage
Home storage advice encourages using every room and attic space for ingenuity. Highlights converting attics into living space, planning storage early, and using slanted roofs for walk in access with monodors and shelves to maximize inside space.
Built in storage transforms homes with practical design
A Times feature extols built in storage to tame clutter. It highlights attic shelves, deep plywood drawers, and drop away desks that hide sewing machines and craft supplies. The piece praises integrated kitchen dividers and built in units in bedrooms and living spaces for efficiency and cleaner lines.
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Grand Union Station
Highly Educated Doorman Opens Doors in Vancouver
Bruno Milinkovich, 30, a doctor of laws and former international law teacher at Budapest University, works as a doorman in Vancouver earning 182 dollars monthly. He has WCapped a varied past including lumber loading, fruit picking, and selling encyclopedias after emigrating from Hungary, and now enjoys interaction with notable figures like the North American Alliance Francaise vice president while studying French.
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Vancouver
Bruno Milinkovich
Canada
Budapest University
Austria
Cormsniinist Party
Chicago University
Milinkovich
Alliance Francaise For North America
Heart trouble myths about mobility and longevity
Many people fear heart disease yet many with damaged hearts live long, near normal lives by following medical orders on exercise, diet, and daily habits. They may avoid being labeled invalid and can lead comfortable, productive lives.
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Anpord
CPC
U.S
B.C
Hippocrates
Nicholas Davin
M. Marvison-Gray
North
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