Editors as civic leaders spiral to a punchline
A Swift Current columnist recalls editors as civic figures and fundraiser supporters. In a humorous note, a local story ends with a stranger offering five dollars to bury five editors, highlighting the generosity and flaws of paper leaders in Canadian and American communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Focal Charities
t@cross
M._ V. Eggleston
the Sun
Swift Current
Sask
Swallows Return Ahead of Schedule in Rossland Yard
In Rossland British Columbia four or five swallows were spotted in the back yard of R L McAllister, arriving earlier than usual. McAllister phoned The Miner to report the sighting and expressed concern over their diet due to lack of familiar files and bugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. McAllister
Canadian Lutheran Council extends Welfare study to all of Canada
The Canadian Lutheran Council discusses expanding its welfare study to all provinces after recommendations from the Division of Welfare. A 70 page progress report by consultant Harold J Belgum outlines study work in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Ontario and two conferences with pastors and welfare workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Lutheran Council
Canada
Division of Welfare
Luutheran Council
Harold J Belgum
Minneapolis
Belgum
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Winnipeg
Mamitoba
and - On
Harold J. Belgum
Lutheran Welfare Society of
Minnesota
Board of Parish Education
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Axel Husted-Christiansen
G. A. Heimann
Dr. Heimann
Bergam
Lutheran Welfare Council
Lutheran Welfare Society of Minnesota
Signs of Spring and Lutheran Welfare Study Reflected
Light spring signs appear as crows and pansies show. The piece notes a gander on Broadway and home at Tom Woodward’s. It then reports Harold Belgum’s move to the Evangelical Lutheran Church and a Winnipeg led study on Canadian Lutheran welfare with eight common sense conclusions and calls for closer church welfare cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motin
Mr. Belgum
Franklin Clark Fry
United Lutheran Church In America
Carl Lund-quist
Geneva
Switzerland
Lutheran World Federation
Earl J. Treusch
Dr. Treusch
Council
Broadway
Home
Tom Woodward
Mrs. Robson
Killarney
Man
Dr Schropp unveils simple artificial respiration device
Dr Schropp introduces a compact plastic airway for rapid first aid use replacing mouth to mouth. He demonstrated placing the device against the nose with the jaw secured, then blowing into the tube to inflate and press on the chest to expel. The device is cheap, portable, and easy for laypersons to operate in emergencies.
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Dr. Schropp
Dr. M. Brooks
J. Schropp
Dr. Brooks
Schropp
Arnprior
Ont
Schrupp
Cudworth
Safe Milk Handling At Camps And Summer Resorts
Raw milk can carry undulant fever diphtheria septic sore throat bovine tuberculosis typhoid and paratyphoid fevers. If only raw milk is available at camp, pasteurize by bringing to a simmer and keep at that heat for 30 seconds then cool quickly.
Teenage pattern 4632 for sizes 10 12 14 16
Printed Pattern 4632 offers teen sizes 10 12 14 16 with a simple princess dress. Includes collarette and fur city wear details with printed directions. Send forty cents to Pattern Dept Department P.P.L. 6 Front Street W Toronto for pattern.
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Household Arts Department Department
P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Eat fats and oils to slim down Canadian doctor says
Canadian Dr. Ray N Lawson argues in Maclean's that high cholesterol does not hasten heart disease. He promotes eating fats like butter and cheese while limiting carbs, citing Eskimo diets as example of health with fats and blibber oils, and claims fatty foods do not cause weight gain whereas starches and sugars do.
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Maclean's Magazine
Ray N. Lawson
Montreal
Lansson
Star City sewers debated by Ratepayers meeting
The Echo recalls Star City’s 50th anniversary and honors pioneers who built the town. A Ratepayers meeting is called to discuss the proposed sewerage system, address costs and financing, and inform residents before any decision. The piece stresses community spirit, progress, and forward thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Echo
Star City
Sask
Saskatchewan
Future of a town argues for water sewer plan in Whitewood
A Kennedy Sask Sunday talk warns of dire consequences if Whitewood lacks water and sewerage systems. The speaker, an elderly resident, outlines possible future outcomes for businesses professionals and pensioners, questioning town growth and resident retention without modern facilities.
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the Times
Kennedy
Sask
Whitewood
National Park Idea At Lake Carlyle Kenosee
TheMinors Daily News notes North Dakotans would welcome a national park in the Lake Carlyle and Lake Kenosee area. It suggests such a park would attract thousands across the 49th parallel, offering a pleasant cross border recreation in Canada. The Weyburn Review hopes the project materializes and invites U S visitors.
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Carlyle. Sask
Prince Albert
Riding Mountain
Lake Carlyle
Lake Kenosee
North
North Dakota
Weyburn
Sask
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Dominion of Canada
United States of America
Niagara Falls
Lutheran Church- -Missouri Synod
A. Goos
Saskatoon
A Husted-Christiansen
S. P. Mcarton
Department of Welfare
Province of Manitoba
Norman Berner
Kitchener
Ontaro
W. A. Mehlienbacher
Hamilton
Speed
Robert Adams
Canadian Vocational Training School
Robert
Asre Adama Pattern Dept
Minor
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