Dusty the rich gulf coast dog lives in luxury
Dusty a black and white Boston bull terrier in Clearwater is living like royalty with $50,000 inherited wealth earning about $1,500 annually in interest. TheU P reports he is among the richest pets, with other animals also noted for substantial fortunes.
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Clearwater. Fia
Dusty
Gulf Coast
United Press
First Year's Battle for Baby Health and Pet Bequests
An article notes monthly well checks for a first year infant, vitamin D guidance, and immunization timing. It then details animal fortunes from wills, including Dusty the dog, Lassie the collie, and large bequests to pets and pet-related charities, highlighting Raceland estate and the Speyer hospital for animals.
Rattlesnake hunting gains niche sport in Wisconsin
Milwaukee reports a rare local pastime as the Gretalus Horridus Hunters organize a spring rattlesnake roundup. Thomas P. Wilson notes 146 members with 31 women, prizes for largest snake and most snakes turned in, no firearms allowed, gear includes a forked stick, hook, sack, and first aid kit. Some snakes go to the zoo and a Baraboo reptile farm.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Thomas P. Wilson
Wilson
Baraboo
Wis
UNESCO launches direct aid program for member states
The United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization inaugurates direct aid to member states with $800000 earmarked for 1955 56 projects in 41 countries. The program aims to fund 69 field experts 46 fellowships and $1000 worth of equipment over 20 months under strict Executive Board criteria.
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Paris
United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco General Conference
Montevide
Unesco
Bridge bidding odds in a tough hand on one clue deal
In South opening with One Clue, West jumps to Two Spades and North-South reach Six Clubs doubled. East overcalls Two Clubs, North jumps to Five Clubs, West doubles, I bid Five Hearts. West retreats to Five Spades, North leads Six, contract made for a plus score on the hand.
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Anatanie
East
Norths
West
North
Freezing Response Causes Fatal Thrill in Predatory Scene
Observations show animals either fight or flee when approached by a predator, but some become so terrified they freeze in place and are killed. The behavior highlights how fear responses influence survival in predators and prey.
Inside the pickle crock a fermentation lesson
Miss Joyce Lewis explains dill pickle fermentation in plain terms. Bacteria feed on cucumber sugars producing acid and gas which preserves the product. Yeast forms surface scum and must be kept in check to prevent loss of acidity and texture.
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Joyce Lewis
Alberta Department of Agriculture
Lewis
Luscious Blueberries Star in Desserts Other Than Pie
Blueberries from Michigan enrich desserts and salads with vivid color and flavor. Recipes include Blueberry Ice Cream Sauce with bread cubes and lemon, Blueberry Ambrosia layered with coconut, and a Blueberry Plantation Salad using crisp lettuce cottage cheese and peach halves.
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Michigan
Self Diagnosis And The Value Of Medical Advice
The piece warns against dwelling on aches real or imagined and urges consulting a doctor who can accurately diagnose symptoms. It notes that many people prolong worry by nursing imaginary illnesses, and reminds readers that professional guidance can confirm normal health or suggest appropriate treatment.
La Ronge Established as Saskatchewan Village
The village of La Ronge was established August 1 by Minister L F McIntosh, bringing Saskatchewan to 380 villages including six summer resorts. La Ronge lies north of Lac la Ronge with about 381 residents. An election on August 24 chose an overseer and two councillors. a secretary-treasurer was appointed, and the first council met August 26. The village covers township 70 range 23 west of the Second Meridian north of Lac la Ronge, Lots 1 to 14, plus the road west of Lot 14, per Land Titles records.
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Regina
la Ronge
L. F. McIntosh
Saskatchewan
Lac la Ronge
Second Meridan
Prince Albert Land Registration District
Three Ideal Family and Birth Timing Beliefs
A survey finds many North Americans favor an ideal family of three children. It also reports that women typically prefer a first child to arrive after about two years of marriage, reflecting aspirations for balancing family and early adult life.
Federal Apiary Seeks Hybrid Honeybee Strain in Canada
Dr Cecil A Jamieson leading tests at Brandon Apiary with 40 000 Manitoba colonies to breed a better producer. He notes rising honey prices due to demand, wintering practices vary by region, and the pack system in the west. Manitoba honey rated high among Canadian producers.
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Brandon
Apiary Culture
Canada
Cecil A. Jamieson
Jamieson
John Geiger
United States
Manitoba
British Trade Week Observed in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan hosts British Trade Week from October 17 to 22 with a new reference book listing Canadian agents handling about 300 British products. W J Hansen, director, says the booklets are available in the Trade Information office to aid import promotion during the event.
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Saskatchewan
Regina
W. J. Hansen
Department of Cooperation
Canada
Mr. Hansen
United Kingdom
Ultrasonic Waves Reported To Treat Chronic Ailments
Ultrasonic sound waves not heard by humans may improve treatment for bursitis arthritis skin infections and ulcers. A new device applies waves directly to the skin unlike standard air beam therapy. The waves penetrate deeply even into bone and raise tissue temperature without the patient feeling heat. Mineral oil coats the skin for protection.
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