Sports Clinic Advises on Reducing Fear of Injury in Athletes
The article outlines how fear of injury hinders play and offers tips from the Sports College and trainer Dr. Coleman R. Griffith. Key points include conditioning, proper warm ups, well fitting equipment, playing with abandon, open discussion of fears, and recovery practices. It notes tea with lemon and honey as a mental stimulant to aid study and fatigue recovery, not a substitute for milk and fruit juice.
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Sports College
Coleman R. Griffith
Weekly Bible Comment on Cost of discipleship and the kingdom
The piece reflects on the price of faith citing Christ's sacrifice and the cost of discipleship. It contrasts heavenly and earthly kingdoms while urging fuller commitment to the Christian life and the church. The pearl of great price is described as hopeful, not disillusioning.
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God
Jesus
Kingdom of God
Kingdoms of Earth
Heavenly Kingdom
Kingdoms of
Earth
Ontario Hog Producers Demand Open Market Freedom
Charlies W. McInnis president of the Ontario Hog Producers Association spoke at Exeter Ontario to 700 Huron County producers. He said processors block direct hog sales, limiting market freedom and prices. Jake Kohler GM of the co operative announced a plan to improve hog distribution and raise producers’ share of the selling price.
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Ontario
Charlies W. McInnis
Ontario Hog Producers’ Association
Exeter
Ont
Huron County Hog Producers’ Association
Jake Kohler
Co-Operative
Answers to Quick Quiz Five Facts Revealed
Quick Canadian Facts reveals facts: $27,000 annual income, exports surpass imports only in 1952, Quebec identified as a key region, the beaver as a symbol, and $5 million a week as a value. Editors note pocket annual of facts about Canada.
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Quebec
Quick Canadian Facts
Canada
Tweedsmuir Park in British Columbia spans five thousand four hundred squares
The decoded intelligram lists terms such as Moderate and Blood clot with references to Heart Common Reasonably good Farm Vice-President and possible time frames. it mentions Tweedsmuir National park in British Columbia covering about five thousand four hundred square miles.
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Tweedsmuir National Park
British Columbia
Eisenhower
White House
Gettysburg
Nixon
New High for Wheat Stockpile in Canada
Canada reports a 1955 wheat stockpile of 992 million bushels, a record. The Domin ion Bureau of Statistics lowers the 1955 crop estimate slightly to 498.342 million bushels while boosting carryover to 493.726 million bushels. The Sept 15 survey underpins these figures, with stocks up 10 million from August and 9 million above 1953’s record.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statisticcs
Groundhog as Pet Draws Virginia Woman’s Praise
Mrs. A W Bennett of Henrico County Virginia advocates groundhogs as pets. Her current groundhog Billy is four months old, weighs 16 pounds, is house trained and responsive to his name. He gets along with her cats, drinks milk and eats bread. The piece notes there are about 6000 grass species worldwide.
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A. W. Bennett
Henrico County
Billy
Mrs. Bennett
Millionth migrant bound for Melbourne in postwar Australia
Australia counts its millionth postwar migrant Barbara Ann Wood aged 21 from Redcar Yorkshire who married Dennis Porritt 25 also of Redcar. They will sail aboard the liner Oronsay to Melbourne for their honeymoon and arrival on November 8. Immigration Minister Holt says the couple typify young eager migrants. Redcar near Captain Cook's birthplace.
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Sydney
Australia
Melbourne
Barbara Ann Wood
Redcar
Yorkshire
Dennis Porritt
Oronsay
H. E. Holt
Miss Wood
James Cook
Fresh Chief Constable Highlights TV Burglary Trend
Strictly Fresh chief constable of Surrey reports burglars scout TV programs for shows then rob homes while Britons watch. A homeowner recalls his own set being taken during a visit to a desk across from a robbed display.
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Surrey
England
Britain
Horizon 1 Crossword Clues From Puzzle
A compact listing of crossword hints across horizontal and vertical entries. Clues include nation flags, verbs like raise and beheld, months and prefixes, metals symbols, and national attributes. The grid prompts readers to fill terms such as direction abbreviations, seaport names, and cultural descriptors.
Insects and Warnings Highlight Cryptic Page Fragment
A fragmented OCR snippet lists items such as insects and a warning. It includes partial terms like Answer 26 Real 27 Insects 28 Cover 33-is capital 34 Come 36 Warnin 37 Bog 41 Malarie, with no clear narrative or context.
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Real
Come
Warnin
Bog
Malarie
British bulldog bred to standstill draw claims and worry
British dog lovers complain the bulldog has been bred to a standstill as a shorter compact form with bowlegs struggles to move. Breeders say fashion favors a heavy body and short legs, but insist the breed’s courage remains strong. A spokesman urges action to reverse the trend.
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London
Reuters
Quick Canadian Quiz on Forests Ferries and Figures
A readable trivia item asks which province has the largest forest area and whether unemployment benefit payments averaged $100 000 a week or more last year. It also questions how many years exports have exceeded imports since 1950 and asks about a wild animal building a waterborne home with a deep entrance. Also included is a cabinet minister’s annual pay and notes ducks losing weight on long flights.
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Canada
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