Fire prevention urged as winter hazard rises in western provinces
Officials campaign to cut fires and protect life and property this winter. Citizens urged to inspect heating systems, avoid coal oil or gasoline rekindling, and maintain periodic checks through the cold season to prevent disasters.
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Busby Cheese Factory Keeps Quality Despite Hard Conditions
Charles Busby operates a Lisieux Saskatchewan cheese plant in a dry belt with no pasture for cows. Despite harsh forage from Russian thistle, the factory produces high quality cheese winning awards against Regina and Saskatoon producers. Thirty one farmers supply milk to the plant.
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Peterborough Examiner
Bibliomancy Described as Random Bible Verse Guiding Action
The article defines bibliomancy as opening the Bible at random to read a verse and letting it determine a person's course of action. It notes the practice among puzzled individuals seeking guidance and reflects on its interpretive nature.
Through A Glass Darkly The Hollywood influence on dark glasses
A New York Herald Tribune column examines the rise of dark glasses as a fashion fad. It notes Hollywood celebrities may wear them to hide identity, shield eyes from glare, or combat aging. The piece questions whether such eyewear becomes a fetish beyond utility.
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New York Herald-Tribune
Alice Stevens' Recipes and Lunch Advice From School Tablet
A nostalgic piece recounts the origin of the sandwich and offers lunchroom tips advocating brown bread fresh fruit and varied fillings. It includes a ginger molasses cookie recipe with quantities and baking directions and invites readers to write for free home cooking guidance from Alice Stevens' Home Service in Penticton BC.
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Doll from Grafton Cathedral Returns to Wall Niche
A china doll removed after 53 years from a wall at the Anglican Cathedral in Grafton New South Wales will be placed above a new entrance during renovation work. The doll was wedged into a gap found in 1884 when bricklayer asked a girl for a token to fill the opening and received a nude legless armless doll. Ninety year old Nele Hansen attended the golden wedding of her 70 year old son Johannes in Helsinge Sealand.
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Australia
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Danger From Overeating Says Fat People More Disease Prone
Dr. Burgess Gordon of Jefferson Medical College warns at the British Columbia Medical Association meeting that overeating makes fat individuals prone to diseases and respiratory disorders. He cites a 420 pound man who stayed indoors for three years due to mockery and consuming 10 loaves of bread daily. The doctor notes overeating can be hereditary and a disease. Joe Jefferson, a famed American actor, was born February 20, 1829.
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Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
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Changes in Chaplin Tramp Costume as New Character Looms
Charles Chaplin says the little tramp with baggy pants oversized shoes and toothbrush mustache will fade as he develops a new personality. After a long run in silent film he plans a talking picture with a story likely ready in a year and Paulette Goddard may appear with him. Erin Go Bragh means Ireland Forever.
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