Lost Teichroeb siblings sought by Saskatchewan paper
Seeking a missing Teichroeb brother John Teichreed now about 58, last heard from decades ago after Typhoid struck in 1918. The Teichroeb family of seven, children of Jacob Teichroeb and his wife Driedger, lived near Warman and Hague Saskatchewan. others have been located, but John remains unconfirmed. Information can be sent to the Valley News or Mr Cornelius Telchroek of Hague.
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Cornelius
Alberta
Jacob Teichroeb
Warman
Sask
Driedger
John Teichreed
Cornelius Telchroek
Hague
Valley News
Printed Pattern 4593 for summer sewing styles
Slim printed pattern advertises easy straight sew ing no waist seams with cotton fabric in sizes 14 to 24. Pattern 4593 requires 4 4% yards of 35 inch fabric and includes printed directions. Send 40 cents in coin to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Gorron Street Wo Porunto for order details.
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Anne Adams Pattern Dept
Gorron Street
Benkelman Beam tests advance Manitoba highways future
Manitoba public works conducts extended tests of highway pavement movement using the Benkelman Beam device. Russell Sharpe adapts the Canadian model, with 12 foot arm, on trucks up to 18,000 pounds rear axle. Provs vary across Canada for a nationwide data census guiding frost, drainage, creep factors and pavement design. The swordfish detail notes an unrelated weight fact.
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Manitoba
Department of Public Works
J. W. Thompson
Russell Sharpe
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Canadian Good Roads Association
Knit pattern 7267 for bulky jacket and dress tops
Brief knitting ad offers pattern 7267 for two lengths and two strand bulky worsted knitting. Includes sizes 32 34 and 36 38. Advertisement notes price thirty five cents coins and asks for name address pattern number lo print plainly.
Plymouth bench pattern offers Pilgrim style seat table
In the Home Workshop a Plymouth bench pattern provides an ideal seat or coffee table inspired by Plymouth Colony. Pattern 218 includes actual-size cutting guides and directions. mailed for 50 cents. Also available in the Early American Reproduction Packet for 1.75 dollars from Home Workshop Patterns, Department P.P.L. 4483 West Sth Avenue.
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Plymouth
Plymouth Colony
Department P.P.L
West Sth
Parents guide to emotional health for children
Helen Britewson notes rising emotionally disturbed children amid modern life tensions. Parents should balance duties with planned activities, steady but kind discipline, and engaged guidance to foster emotional well being despite worries about values and social change.
Retiring in Style A Guide for Canada’s Autumn Years
The piece urges Canadians approaching retirement to prepare during their 50s for life after work. It highlights aging as a new era, notes that many 60s and beyond remain active, and encourages exploring hobbies, study, and practical crafts. It advocates planning a decade ahead, attending night classes, and developing a satisfying, potentially profitable pursuit.
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Canada
Canadians
Toscanini
Three Cabotsons Voyages Revel in Historic Discovery
In 1497 John Cabot led an English voyage to Canada with an 18 man crew. Three of the crew were his sons, Lewis Sebastian and bantius, marking a rare family presence on a landmark expedition.
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John Cabot
England
Canada
Lewis
Sebastian
Bantius
Daily average breaths reach twenty three thousand
The statement notes that an average person takes about 23 000 breaths each day. It highlights the scale of daily respiration and implies a routine, largely automatic physiological process.
Guests of wildlife at a summer resort
A column reflecting on sharing cottages with wild birds and animals. Families recount early wakeful loons, woodpeckers, robins nesting near doors, and tame ground squirrels. The piece notes clashes and charms of living with wildlife, urging guests to respect nature as guests who were there first.
Two Ways of Life
Poem from Whitby Weekly News contrasts two men on a crowded Whitby bus. One frets over toil while the other dreams of wealth. A dream reveals a world where leisure crushes daily life, prompting a return to honest work and purpose.
Farm labor shift in Prairie provinces 1949 to 1958
Between 1949 and 1958 in the Prairie Provinces non agricultural employment rose from 504000 to 756000 while farm labor fell from 433000 to 283000 reflecting a major rural to urban job transition.
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Prairie Provinces
Canada's aid pledge and new development agency
Canada plans foreign aid totaling over 103 million dollars this year, including a grant of 37.83 million to the International Development Association, a new agency formed to aid underdeveloped nations.
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International Development Association
Canada
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Benkelman
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P.P.L
Front Street
Toreate
Little Bill Noice Jr
Royal Canadian Air Force
Rockcliffe
Banff Springs
Banff
Alta
Bow River Valley
Helen Br.itewson
Parent Education Associates
Family and Child Welfare Division
Canadian Welfare Council
By George Sixta
the Citizen
Kipling, Sask
Whitby
Ont
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