Behind the Easter Story Scenes in War Cry
The War Cry essay examines how the four Gospels present the Easter events with differences yet a shared core. It notes varied timings and witnesses, highlights Mary Magdalene and others at the tomb, and reflects on how the miracle of the resurrection challenges believers to personal transformation and renewed faith this Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
Eisenhower
Montgomery
Alanbrooke
Matthew
Mark
Luke Alzo
John
Mary Magdalene
Mary
James
Luke
Jesus
Paul
Christ
First Churchill Band Member Joins Canadian Army
Alex Sandberry a 19 year old Chippewa from Churchill Manitoba passed Army physical and educational tests at Fort Osborne Barracks Winnipeg to become the first of his band to enlist He studied in Dauphin Prince Albert and Wabowden and played baseball and hockey in Dauphin and Prince Albert He heads to Calgary for basic training with the Queen's Own Rifles His parents George and Mary Sandberry live at Camp 10 Churchill Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Sandberry
Churchill
Man
Fort Osborne Barracks
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Prince Albert
Wabowden
Manitoba
Calgary
Queen's Own Rifles of Canada
George and
Mary Sandberry
Churchill, Man
Printed Pattern Advertisement for Misses Sizes 14 22
An old pattern notice promotes a sewing pattern labeled 4992 for misses sizes 22 14 16 18 20. It urges smart daytime outfits with tweed linen and jewelry accessories and lists fabric yardage, 4 yards for size 16, plus printed directions and safety notes. Include name address style number in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Ih
Emery
The wake of a ship explained
The wake is the water trail formed behind a vessel as it moves through water, revealing the ship's path and effects on the surrounding surface. It can affect nearby vessels, navigate currents, and indicate speed and maneuvering. The pattern varies with hull design, speed, and sea state.
Acute bronchitis risks and Canadian context in Health Magazine
The Health Magazine article by T A Crowther M D cites England’s high bronchitis mortality and Canada’s lower rates due to housing and pollution differences. It links air pollution to bronchitis, notes age of onset after fifty, tobacco smoking as a major irritant, infection as a progression factor, and urges air cleanliness and prevention through treating acute chest infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
T. A. Crowther
Health Magazine
The
Health League of Canada
Canada
William Osler
London
Spring Hazards Warn About Water Safety
Surface washings in spring may pollute natural water sources used for drinking. Rural residents relying on wells or streams should have water tested for purity, unless home filtering facilities exist. Local health departments can advise testing locations, unless a water works system serves the area.
Between Two Wars films highlight Canada's growing up era
Rare 1920s and 30s film footage from the National Film Board under the title BETWEEN showcases three productions. The films present two stories set across decades of Canada’s development, offering a window into a nation in transition during the interwar period.
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Canada
Parents need firm guidance over children say rabbi
Rabbi Stuart E. Rosenberg of Toronto blasts modern child-raising theories as harming kids with excessive love. He argues many parents fear enforcing discipline and guilt about infancy traits, warning that lack of boundaries makes children weak and adults ill equipped to cope. He cites studies and warns of resentment from spoiled offspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart E. Rosenberg
Toronto
Maclean's
Rabbi Rosenberg
The Thinking Computer and Ordinary People
Dean Arthur Porter of the University of Saskatchewan predicts a future with electronic thinking machines. He says they will supplement human work by rapid simple thought processes, forecasting weather and aiding economics, but questions the impact on everyday life and personal joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Porter
University of Saskatchewan
Dr. Porter
Meteorological Office
Economist
Commoner to Queen's Family: Armstong-Jones Lineage Traced
The assistant editor of Debrett's Peerage traced Antony Armstrong-Jones back 22 generations to King Edward I, revealing a direct royal connection. The piece suggests many Britons and Mayflower descendants could find a ducal ancestor in their lineage, highlighting a shared fantasy among commoners.
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Margaret
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Edward I
Debrett's Peerage
Armstrong-Jones
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Storeman
Chuck Ponich
Jack Atkin
National Defence
Saskatchewan
C. M. Fines
Lionel O'Bryne
Rowatt
O’bryne
Saskatchewan Amateur Radio League
O'Bryne
Three Film Board
Fims
Montreal
Prince of Wales
Duke of Windsor
Grey Owl
Fhis
Times-Herald
Moose Jaw
Sask
Electronic Thinker
Virden
the Christian Science Monitor
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