We Don’t Understand Inflation and Its Effects
A column argues inflation is like an atomic bomb, eroding dollar value over time. It cites butter at 9 cents a pound and other prices to show shrinking buying power, warning cheap money harms nations from Germany to Canada and urging public attention.
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Japan
Canda
Germany
China
Canada
Donald Gordon
Price control urged to aid Canadian housewives
The speaker argues for moral support and policy action to ease rising costs. He cautions against hoarding and black market buying while acknowledging inflation as a concrete reality seen in bread, butter, soap, sugar, and spice prices. The aim is to preserve consumer purchasing power.
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Canada
Cottage Cheese as Meat Substitute Advised by Health Authors
Nutrition authors from the Department of National Health and Welfare suggest cottage cheese as a meal variety, an ideal animal protein source rich in Vitamin B and Vitamin A, made from whole milk. Weight for weight it contains more protein than meat.
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Department of National Health and Welfare
Minor Infections Require Attention Warns Omawa Health Office
A bulletin from Omawa’s health department warns that minor infections from colds can lead to serious complications such as sinusitis bronchitis or pneumonia. It urges constant liaison with the family physician for early detection and treatment to nip trouble in the bud.
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Omawa
Department of National, Health and Welfare
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