Dr Senior Warns on Feedlot Disease Enterotoxaemia
Dr Senior reports 34 calf deaths from enterotoxaemia among 110 head after switching from hand to self feeding. He explains rapid bacterial growth of clostridium perfringens under overeating and starch-rich rations, causing sudden death. Prevention includes a vaccine for cattle before heavy feeding and gradual feeding changes. treatment centers on early antitoxin administration and laxative to purge excess feed.
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Dr. Senior
Printed Pattern 4984 for Anne Adams skirts and blouse
A vintage advertisement offers Printed Pattern 4984 by Anne Adams with half sizes 12 to 24 and options for a slim or softly flared skirt. Includes 35 inch fabric, printed directions, and 40 cent order by mail to Pattern Dept Department BP Toronto.
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Anne Adams
Front Street
Toronto
Port Credit Fur Trade Credit System Described
The Port Credit town used fur traders as winterhunters suppliers on credit. It supplied needed goods for the season, enabling traders to winter in the area as part of early commerce practices.
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Port Credit
Ont
Home Workshop exo Tutorial Wyeth Spears Sewing Stand
Sewing machine terraced stand shows how need inspired a simple craft solution. It outlines a machine height friendly surface, built in storage, a shelf and two drawers, with patterns to order by number for 40 or 80 cents.
Play Equipment Pattern Shows Step by Step Cutting
Pattern 367 provides full size cutting angles and braces layouts for building play equipment from stock lumber. It is 40c and part of five full size numbers in the Outdoor Plaequipment Packet No. 25 sold for $1.75. Apartment P.P.t. Home Workshop Patterns HAL Weni Sth Avenue Vancouver BL.
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P.p.t
Hal Weni Sth Avenue
Vancouver, BL
Heart Foundation funding and research needs in Canada
David Spurgeon argues Canada needs more funding for heart research. Ninety five projects across 48 locations receive support from the National Heart Foundation, with 1,010,728 committed, yet deficits threaten ongoing work and hiring. Public awareness and continued organization could boost discoveries and life expectancy.
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Canada
Mall
National Heart Foundation
Provincial Heart Foundations
Fredericton Receives $3 Million Art Gallery Gift
Fredericton has been presented with a complete art gallery valued at 3 million dollars. Lord Beaverbrook funded the project and paid 25000 for a single Krieghoff canvas, the highest price ever paid for a Canadian painting.
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Fredericton
N.B
Lord Beaverbrook
Krieghoff
Treasurer Clarence Fines Donations Tie to Museum
Saskatchewan provincial treasurer Clarence M. Fines is asked to donate a salmon and cream tied with black figured design to the provincial museum. He wore it when presenting his first budget and for 16 years to warn colleagues a different tie would signal a deficit budget.
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Saskatchewan
Clarence M. Fines
Fines
Nerves and stomach upset linked in Health Magazine
Health Magazine explains that fear anger and nerves can trigger stomach collywobbles and mimic organic diseases. The piece notes nerves caused by emotional upsets as real yet not due to disease, with historical examples and cautions about temporary relief from remedies.
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Mackinac
C R A Convention Culinary Show at Royal York Hotel
Canada’s top chefs showcase artistry at a culinary arts competition tied to the Canadian Restaurant Association 16th annual convention in Toronto from March 28 to 31. Public exhibit Monday March 29 at the Royal York Hotel runs 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. featuring meat, poultry, seafood, baked goods, desserts and more with over 50 awards. Delegates will attend talks, panels and displays as part of the industry program.
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Canada
Canadian Restaurant Association
Toronto
Ontario
C.R.A
Royal York Hotel
Sicily Is Largest Island In The Mediterranean Sea
The article notes that Sicily holds the position of the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Sicily
Island
Mediterranean Sea
Winter’s Grip Persists as Canadians Endure Another Season
A lighthearted column compares lingering cold to the poet Wilson MacDonald’s verse, noting how few Canadians relish winter. The author jokes about fountain pens, coffee napkins, and the urge to stay indoors while a hardy subset embraces the season as Switzerland of North America.
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Switzerland
North America
Wilson MacDonald
MacDonald
Why can't a teen-ager be someone to admire and respect
A reader questions why teen-agers are seen as delinquents while adults and children are not held to the same blame. The word teen-ager is portrayed as a loaded label due to a few unruly youths, though most teens are decent. The writer suggests renaming the group to avoid stigma.
Invention vs nature a praise of progress for readers
The piece reflects on how television, radio, telephone and electric light became normal features of life. It notes how technology progresses from infancy to everyday reality and compares innovation to a blooming flower, praising the unseen achievements of inventors without fanfare. It highlights long-standing citizen familiarity with new media and the awe of scientific advancement.
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New York
Dodger
Milwaukee
Ottawa’s First settler Philemon Wright of Massachusetts
The early history notes Philemon Wright, first white settler of Canada’s capital, a Massachusets native who began the Hudson River voyage seeking new lands and established settlement at the site of present Ottawa.
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Canada
City
Philemon Wright
Mass
City of
Ottawa
Canada Manufacturing Up 40 Percent 1946 to 1957
Canada’s manufacturing productivity rose by 40 percent from 1946 to 1957, outpacing a 30 percent gain in the United States. During the same period Canada also saw a 130 percent increase in average hourly manufacturing wages.
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Canada
United States
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