Harvest Time Is Accident Time Be Careful
Safety workers urge Saskatchewan farm families to take precautions after last year’s August to October harvest killed 13 people in combine, threshing, auger and baler accidents. Seven died in combine incidents. others in grain augers, swather blade, and threshing machine. Proper shutdowns, oiling, repairs with blocks, and fire extinguishers are stressed to prevent repeats.
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Saskatchewan
Division of Health Education
Department of Public Health
Kitchen Meditations by Jane Dale
A poem recounts a boy with a new gun shooting crows a gopher a snake and a mole in a yard and by day’s end his hunting zeal leaves everything quiet and dead in his outdoor world. The speaker describes his excited posture and the boy’s determined actions with a child’s perspective.
New Automatic Foghorn Planned for Lookout Island
A $13,000 automatic foghorn system will warn ships along Vancouver Island’s west coast near Lookout Island. The device is due to be operational by the autumn fog season, improving nautical safety in the area.
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Kyuquot
B.C
Vancouver Island
Lookout Island
Chewing Gum Removal Tip in Ice Cold Method
A weekly tip explains removing chewing gum from fabrics by placing the item between two ice pieces until the gum hardens. It can then be scraped off with the back of a knife or rubbed away between the hands.
Autumn School Fashions For Children Pattern Flyers
New thrift pattern guide promotes school wear for boys and girls with multiple fabric options. Patterns cover cardigan jackets long pants shorts and various dresses with sizes 2 to 14 and yardage specifics for 35 and 54 inch fabrics.
Patterns by Jone H Adams wardrobe patterns
The page promotes sewing patterns including pattern 4691 for boys or girls in sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with jacket blouse jumper overalls and an elephant pocket. It also lists patterns 4621 4821 and 4871 with size ranges and yardage plus styling notes for school wear and fashionable outfits.
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Sister
Elephant
Paris
Lucky
Roger Fenton Seen as First Combat Photographer
The English photographer Roger Fenton is regarded as the first combat photographer for his Crimean War coverage. His pioneering work in battlefield imagery set a precedent for war journalism.
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Roger Fenton
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Jone H Adams
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Big Sister
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Abraham Lincoln
U. S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
AHA
Virgil
By Len Kleis
Joe's Fish Market
Priscilla
al Vermeer
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