Coffee percolates on studio set amid romantic tension
In a scene at a movie studio, Tom hustles Carol to keep pace for passes from a director. Carol admires a tall mysterious man in a hotel lobby while Tom clumsily clutches himself, revealing their uneasy romance amid Hollywood bustle.
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Tom
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Hollywood Scene Triggers Domestic Strife In Couple
A film set scene provokes jealousy as Ronald fawns over a star Cynthia while Carol compares her husband Tom unfavorably to the actor. Carol confronts him over ego and infidelity fears, culminating in a plan to stay together and make coffee at home.
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Self feeding of silage saves labour in cattle production
A 1953 54 Ottawa experiment with 20 steers self feeding grass silage in a horizontal silo showed similar gains to hand feeding while using about 75 percent less labor once the feeder gate was properly adjusted. Weather challenges were overcome with jute bags and tarpaulins.
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Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Canadian Cheese Promotes Nutritious Food
Canadian cheeses are praised for protein calcium vitamin A and riboflavin supporting healthy bodies. They suit many meals from outdoor cheese and bread to cooked dishes. when not overcooked cheese remains nourishing and versatile.
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Canada
Fiery Itching Skin Relief Promoted by Emerald Oil
An old advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a clean stainless penetrating antiseptic for eczema itching on toes and feet, rashes, boils, ulcers, and open sores. It claims rapid relief and healing, with pimples and eruptions drying up in a few days, and offers satisfaction or money back at drug stores.
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Moone
Embroider These Adorable Kitchen Towel Motifs
Pattern 7159 offers seven simple stitch motifs for kitchen towels about 5x8 inches each. Send 25 cents in coins to BRIMFUL OF IDEAS 1954 catalog to obtain this embroidery booklet with crochet sewing color transfer designs plus four patterns printed in the book.
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Alice Brooks Needlecraft
Parlayed $40 into great Saskatchewan cattle empire
The Cypress Hills region in southwestern Saskatchewan hosts a vast cattle empire built by Nova Scotian Rube Gilchrist who arrived in 1900 with 40 dollars. He started near Battle Creek, expanded with brothers Joe Sandy and Chester, and built Bar-X-Bar cattle across Cypress Hills Milk River and Pincher Creek. After selling five years ago the holdings, Rube and Joe rebuilt Milk River and Cypress Hills ranches. Rube, long disabled by paralysis, rode again last year. his son Bill, 26, now acts as ranch boss.
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Saskatchewan
Rube Gilchrist
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Rube
Halifax County
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Battle Creek
Old Fort Walsh
Joe
Sandy
Chester
Calgary
Rolling Hills
Milk River
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Switch On The Horses Lights Farm Tale
A farmer Frank Wielga of Iffley drives a team of horses into a neighbor’s yard as two young children ask about the bridle adornments. They are told they are reflectors and beg for the driver to switch on the horses lights.
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Frank Wielga
Iffley
New Canadian stamps honor former prime ministers
Two new postage stamps will be issued November 1 to commemorate former prime ministers. A purple four cent stamp features Rt Hon Sir John Sparrow David Thompson who led Canada from 1892 to 1894, and a blue five cent stamp depicts Sir Mackenzie Bowell who served from 1894 to 1896. The designs were announced by Postmaster General Alcide Cote. The issue adds to a series recognizing leaders who contributed to Canada’s development.
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Canada
John Sparrow
David Thompson
Mackenzie Bowell
Alcide Cote
Kitchen Meditations by Jane Dale
A poem about the ache of losing a loved one to illness and the struggle to reconcile with absence. The speaker recalls agreeing he was better at rest, yet daily grief remains, leaving a vacant space they cannot fill.
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Jane Dale
Prairie tourist trades hub caps for fuel security
A Burnaby BC man unable to pay for gas leaves four hub caps as security to obtain a tank of gasoline.
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Burnaby
B.C
Huge salmon catch silvery bonanza on West Coast
Vancouver reports the Adams river sockeye run yields about 10 million salmon caught by over 1,800 gillnetters at Fraser mouth. Canada accounts for 4.3 million and the United States 4.767 million, with total value near 32 million dollars in canned product.
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United States
Adams River
Fraser River
Adams Lake
Fraser
Lloyd Royal
International Pacific Salmon Fisheries Commission
U.S
Royal
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