Should Control Rheumatic Fever
The article argues rheumatic fever is a major killer linked to heart disease and calls for school-based screening. It notes high prevalence in impoverished, malnourished settings and urges bed rest, removal of infected tonsils, and better nutrition and care to prevent onset and progression.
Garden seed division and spring lawn care guide
Gardeners should divide seeds into three sowings and delay tender crops until frost danger passes. For lawns, lay grass seed evenly after soil settles, use a high quality blend, and spade or plow once a year with compost added if soil is poor. Regular cultivation keeps soil workable and weeds down all season.
Fly Extraordinary Dr Fulton Claims Web Spinning Fly Found
Research entomologist Dr B B Fulton reports discovering a fly that spins a web, patches itself with spiders, carries blue tail features, and feeds on mushrooms as part of its unusual behavior.
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B. B. Fulton
The One God and Family Duty in Old Testament Teachings
A Sunday school lesson outlines Deuteronomy 6 4 9 and Jeremiah 35 5 10 focusing on the Shema slogan Jehovah our God is one and the duty to love God with all heart soul and might It emphasizes God as a loving savior and the home as the training ground for virtue through biblical instruction and parental guidance.
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Israel
Jehovah
God
Jesus Christ
Invasion of U.S. Begins of Deuteronomy Commentary
A fragment discusses the RAF invasion of the United States and a theological note about Deuteronomy recited by the scribe. It links the passage to the Decalogue and to Jews’ daily devotions as a measure of total dedication to love.
Canada at work on the home front by Grosart radio feature
Allister Grosart, the Department of Information observer, will broadcast from Toronto on CBC National Network May 9 at 7 30 p m EDT to share impressions of Canada at work on the home front after a tour of the Maritime Provinces. The piece highlights wartime efforts and government finance programs.
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Allister Grosart
Department of Information
Toronto
CBC National
Grosart
Pacific Coast
Maritime Provinces
Department of Finance
All Star Theatre
Puzzle Fill In Word Lattice Clue List
A historical crossword style puzzle listing multiple vertical and horizontal clues with mixed definitions across various word lengths. It includes items like organ, artery, Slovak, ancient, and many other terms, forming a grid fill challenge for readers.
Canada’s top analyst on Balkan war moves
Dr E T Salmon of McMaster University, a former British Foreign Office messenger, returns to comment on the Balkan campaign. His weekly CKOC program offers expert analysis, with recent predictions proving accurate and offering listeners deeper understanding of each movement.
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Canada
E. T. Salmon
McMaster University
Balkan
The Rechabite Rule and Temperance Lessons
A sermon recalls the Jonadab the son of Rechab and his descendants who pledged to drink no wine or build dwellings. It argues parental temperance shapes children, urging homes to model abstinence from intoxicating beverages as a key to virtuous living.
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Rechab
First Airman England's Landmark 1874 Ascent
Oxford native James Sadler is credited as England's first airman with a successful ascent in 1874. The note cites Sadler as the pioneering figure in early British balloon flight.
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James Sadler
Oxford
That
Cotton Coats for Newly Shorn Sheep Tested
Sheep on western ranges, freshly shorn and cold, may receive new cotton coats. Government experimental agencies join the cotton processing division of the Southern Regional Research Laboratory to expand tests. Early results show coats save feed and boost wool quantity and quality on windy pasture lands.
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Southern Regional Research Laboratory
Favorite Cut Flowers in Canada Nursery Stock Year End May 31 1940
Indoor cut flowers led sales with 14,679,104 roses and 6,174,391 daffodils in a 32 kind list. Orchids priced at 58.31 per hundred topped values, followed by gardenias 21.48, callas 9.75, and lilies 8.84. Outdoors gladiolus led with 1,446,175 sales.
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Canada
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