Sourdough term origins and Canadian quiz answers
The notes explain that sourdough originally referred to a camp made yeast for bread. The average profit in 1950 was 51 cents per dollar of sales, with postwar averages around 55.8 cents. In the Prairie Provinces, 283,600 worked on farms and 756,000 held non agricultural jobs. Three Rivers lies about 90 miles from the open Atlantic. there are 102 Senate seats with 24 for the Western provinces and 6 for Newfoundland.
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Prairie Provinces
Three Rivers
Open Atlantic
Western Provinces
Newfoundland
Thought for the Day Reflection on Ongoing Questions
The saying notes that solutions often create new questions and that progress may bring deeper, higher level confusion about important matters. It frames doubt as part of pursuit, suggesting growth through unresolved issues.
Saskatchewan Proclaims British Trade Week
The week of October 3 to October 8 will be proclaimed British Trade Week by the Saskatchewan government. Hon. Russ Brown said the observance will focus public attention on the ongoing need for good trade relations with the United Kingdom.
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Saskatchewan
Russ Brown
United Kingdom
Tomatoes ripening tips and nutrition advice from Cicero note
The article extols tomatoes for color flavor and versatility in dishes from salads to broiled servings with cheese or bacon. It advises ripening at 60 to 70 degrees, room storage, and avoiding sunlit windows or chilling, noting vitamin C loss in overripe fruit and naming Cicero as a Latin prose master.
Manitoba Fish Shockers Begin Debut in Duck Mountain Streams
Manitoba biologists introduce electric shockers in four streams near Duck Mountain to stun fish for counting. A generator powers three handles with two negative and one positive electrodes guiding fish into a seine net, with stunned fish collected in buckets. Researchers segment streams into 500 foot sections for counting.
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Pew
Manitoba
Fliashenes
Duck Mountain
United States
Coronary Heart Disease Tops Death Causes in Canada and U S
Dr J M R Beveridge of Queen's University reports heart disease is now the leading cause of death in Canada and the U S. He notes death rates have doubled or tripled since 1920 in many regions and urges diet control to influence blood pressure obesity coagulation and fats. In early 1960 Canada saw 16599 immigrants.
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Canada
U.S
J. M. R. Beveridge
Queen's University
Health Magazine
Salad to accompany sandwiches for summer meals
This guide notes salads as essential with sandwiches during summer. It suggests a tossed mix of lettuce mushrooms green pepper cucumber carrots green onions and tomatoes served on individual plates with a spicy self serve dressing.
Party chicken sandwich filling and open face variants
A recipe section offers two chicken sandwich ideas. One fills sandwiches with diced chicken celery cucumber olives nuts and dressing, wrapped and chilled, yielding about 24 large sandwiches. The second coats bread with salmon or turkey combinations and suggests open face variants with tomatoes Swiss cheese and dressing, plus a simple homemade Thousand Island style dressing.
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Thousand Island
Easy-Going Hamburgers Recipe
Saute onion and green peppers in hot fat for 5 to 6 minutes. Add lean ground beef and brown. Stir in tomato sauce mushrooms paprika salt and pepper. Simmer covered on low to medium heat 20 to 28 minutes. Serve on buns makes 8 hamburgers.
Hot Chicken or Turkey Sandwich Recipe Tips
A home friendly guide for making a hot chicken or turkey sandwich using roast or simmered poultry. It explains gravy options from brown to light chicken gravy and suggests buttered bread and hot gravy over sliced meat for serving.
Coconut Enhanced Baked Custard Recipe Note
For a flavorful baked custard soak one cup shredded coconut in milk for thirty minutes. Drain and scald milk, make custard as usual, add soaked coconut at the end, bake, chill and serve plain or with cream. Also nice as a pie filling.
Canada Personal Income Share From Wages Discussed
The report notes that wages salaries and supplementary labour income made up 68.3 percent of total personal income in Canada in 1959, rising from 61.7 percent in 1947. It highlights the shift toward labor earnings as a primary income source and reflects broader postwar economic patterns.
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Canada
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