Dinsdale Urges Prairie Hunters to Spare Canvasbacks and Redheads
Resources Minister Walter Dinsdale appeals to game clubs across the three Prairies and western Ontario to curb shooting of canvasback and redhead ducks due to drought and declining waterfowl. He notes a one-duck allowance for mistaken shots, distributes 250000 identification pamphlets, and plans TV reminders to help hunters recognize the species and reduce kill.
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Walter Dins- Gale
Prairie Provinces
Ontario
North America
Canadian Wildlife Service
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
R.C.M
Hudson's Bay Company
Indian Affairs
Dinsdale
Breeding Population Aim in Department Letter
A department letter urges broad release of press information on the subject to clubs in specified areas. It emphasizes creating as large a breeding population as possible for next year and notes both naturalists and hunters will benefit from the effort.
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John Kennedy
Washington
Berlin
NATO
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Trade Minister Hees visits Esterhazy potash works
Canada's Trade Minister George Hees toured the International Minerals and Chemical Corporation site near Esterhazy Saskatchewan on August 10 during a western towns tour. He was accompanied by MP Jim Ormiston and spoke at a Progressive Conservative meeting in Esterhazy that evening.
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Canada
Hees
Jim Ormiston
Melville
Esterhazy
Progressive Conservative Party
The sensational suntan and sun care guidance
Historian notes mid century tan culture and sun risks. Elizabeth Arden promotes three policies for summer beauty including Sun Gelee as a tanning aid, Velva Moisture Film for after sun care and makeup base, and Special Eye Cream to protect delicate eye skin.
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North America
Elizabeth Arden
Miss Arden
Misses Pattern 4501 Suner Dinner Sheath Style
Describes a wrap ped effect front neckline with a V back for a flattering dinner sheath. Recommends festive fabrics silk print cotton linen. Notes pattern 4501 for Misses sizes 10 through 18 with size 16 requiring 34 yards of fabric and prints distributor details.
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Stampa
Sainty Ny
Frost Street
Weekly 37 Mackerele like fish 39 Papa 40 Girl's name 44 Hawaiian bird
Puzzle clue style hints point to a crossword themed item. The entries suggest a sequence of wordplay definitions for a weekly puzzle, likely leading to a common set of short terms. Expected answers align with a fish simile, a paternal term, a female given name, and a native Hawaiian bird.
New juice blends from Canada station researchers
Canada Department of Agriculture scientists at Summerland B C report a cherry juice blend and many mixed fruit beverages. Commercial production includes apple with apricot grape cranberry black currant logan berry orange pineapple prune. Orange apricot and peach grape blends tested. Adult drinks fortified with vitamin C. children’s versions milder. Juices used include fresh or frozen, not fruit drinks.
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Canada Department of Agriculture
A. W. Moyls
Summerland
B.C
Bent Rim Dangers From Damaged Wheels Warned
The Canadian Highway Safety Council and Rubber Association of Canada urge regular inspections of rims and wheels to prevent tire shortening and danger. Bent or rusted rims cause uneven tire wear, potential blowouts, and leaks, often unnoticed until damage escalates.
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Canadian Highway Safety Council
Rubber Association of Canada
Sydney monument claims largest pure gypsum field
The Sydney national monument in Australia is identified as the world’s largest field of pure gypsum, a notable geological feature highlighted in regional scientific reporting. This distinction emphasizes its scale and unique geological composition within the national context.
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Sydney
Australia
Yorkton Spirit Shines After Dominion Day Fire
President Bob Hart cites the Yorkton spirit as residents rebuild nine Smith Block businesses after a Dominion Day fire. Firefighters and volunteers battled the blaze while locals supplied coffee and sandwiches. Drought looms as crop failure tightens economic strain, but optimism persists amid talk of rain dances and resilience.
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Rotary Club
Bob Hart
Yorkton
Smith Block
Bobbie Yaholnitsky
Wings
Saskatchewan
Mark Twain
Alberta
Moonlighting Reveals Shift in Twentieth Century Work
A Department of Labor survey shows over three million Americans hold two or more jobs, about 4.5 percent of the workforce. The typical moonlighter is not a factory worker. postal workers, male teachers, farmers, police, and firemen are likelier to moonlight, with public employees often underpaid and undervalued as automation reshapes jobs. The piece suggests the issue reflects broader sharing of automation benefits and ensuring displaced workers gain from technological progress.
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United States Department of Labor
Department
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