The Good Old Days Health Fraud Exposed
The notice cites a brazen con selling Evans Canes Gure claimed to cure cancer and other illnesses. It describes the fraud’s origin, mailing a treatment for a dollar and its dangerous, pseudo medical claims. It also mocks a wartime helmet hair growth device from 1907 with a dubious vacuum pump mechanism.
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Evans
Manitoba Teachers Soar To Europe For Seven-Week Tour
F aessen a Shellmouth teacher departs soon for a seven week Europe vacation and will be among 135 passengers aboard a TCA flight leaving Winnipeg for London on July 7. They return August 22. The Manitoba Teachers Society chartered the aircraft to offer affordable travel for members and relatives in Winnipeg and across Manitoba. Passengers will also tour Britain and other European countries visiting friends and relatives.
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F.aessen
Shellmouth
Europe
TCA
Winnipeg
London
England
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Greater
Manitoba
Great Britain
Everse
Japan wheat shortfall raises Canada trade impact
A World of Wheat report notes Japan lost nearly half its 1963 wheat and a quarter of its barley due to heavy spring rains. Canada may see higher grain exports as Japan seeks imports to cover shortfalls, especially in wheat. In 1962 Canada supplied about one third of Japan’s wheat needs, but US imports rose while Canadian clearances declined. Preliminary 1962 figures show Japan's imports from Canada around $215 million versus $121 million for exports to Canada, indicating Canada’s trade surplus with Japan remains.
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Japanese Ministry of Agriculture
Japan
Canada
A. H
Canadian market risks in bid to hold all key regions
The statement stresses that the Canadian market cannot be sacrificed as part of a broader global strategy. It emphasizes that while every market matters, Canada should not be diminished or treated as optional in pursuit of overall stability.
Rural Church Not Dying Says Pastor
Pastor Reuben Schmidt asserts that decline is not evil but part of God’s plan for rural churches. He argues growth comes by moving ministry beyond traditional congregations and developing new methods to reach people where they are. He calls for daring pastors and reform of inherited frontier practices to keep the church alive.
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Reuben Schmidt
North
South American
Saskatchewan
Pastor Schmidt
Cat Study Guides Congregation to Fight Blues
A group named Cemaentinie pursues a self develop program addressing their own issues. They respond to a summons by singing a battle hymn rather than the blues as they cultivate the large rural mission field.
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