Medical notes on drugs and twin identity in Today's Health
Dr. Emil D W Hauser reports triamcinolone ace tonide shows strong improvement in 66 of 67 patients with reduced stiffness pain and swelling and increased joint mobility with no toxic reactions. Two acne remedies show efficacy in tests, with 870 of 960 lesions improved. Also warns folic acid in vitamins may mask pernicious anemia. advises balanced diet. Twins need individuality per Today's Health Magazine. Sun glare requires proper eye protection. Orange juice allergy case treated in Philadelphia hospital per JAMA.
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Emil D. W. Hauser
Chicago
Hauser
Health League of Canada
American Medical Association
Today's Health Magazine
Today
Per capita retail spending by province in Canada 1959
Per capita spending by province in 1959 shows British Columbia leading at 1061 dollars, Alberta 1047, Ontario 1013, Saskatchewan 1039, Manitoba 916, Quebec 757, and Atlantic provinces at 30 dollars per person. The figures illustrate wide regional disparities in consumer spending levels across Canada.
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Canada
British Columbia
Alberta
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Quebec
Atlantic Provinces
Oven Baked French Toast and Quick Caramel Cookies
A cook’s tip list describes oven baking French Toast at 500 degrees for five minutes per side and turning, enabling many slices with little supervision. It also shares a caramel cookie recipe using bread pieces dipped in egg mix, brown sugar, butter, and vanilla, baked at 350 degrees for eight to ten minutes, yielding twenty cookies.
Build of Egypt's Cheops Pyramid Took One Hundred Thousand Men
A historical note states that completing the Pyramid of Cheops required about one hundred thousand workers over twenty years, highlighting the scale of the era's construction project and the enduring magnitude of this ancient structure.
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Pyramid of
Cheops
Ham radios link families on the Arctic DEW Line
The DEW Line radio network across Alaska and Canada uses amateur ham operators to connect isolated Arctic service members with relatives in Canada and the United States. Officers like VE8NH and Bracey of New York City describe how atmospheric conditions, sunspots, and aurora affect contacts, yet many Dew Liners regularly reach home, especially during Christmas.
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Baffin Island
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Montreal
William Cook
W. S. Cook
Smith
Shediac Cape
N.B
Canada
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Winnipeg
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Vancouver
New York
Federal Electric Corporation
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
Alaska
William 8. Cook
New Brunswick
North America
Cook
Muriel Cook
Smith's
Bill
Central Africa
South America
Far East
Antarctica
South Pole
Peru
Latin America
Francis R. Bracey
New York City
Bracey
Fred Gilbert
F. R. Gilbert
Jesse St
Brockville
Ont
Royal Canadian Air Force
Canadian Far North
Huge 150 Ton Transformer Lands in Vancouver by CNR
One of the heaviest shipments ever handled by Canadian National Railways arrived in Vancouver. The 150-ton transformer, built in Guelph Ontario, heads to the new B C Electric thermal generating station on Burrard Inlet. Restricted speeds 15 to 30 mph were used across the trans continental journey with special tunnel and curve clearances.
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Canadian National Railways
Vancouver
B.C
Burrard Inlet
Loco
Guelph
Ont
CNR
Health League of Canada cautions on obscene books
Health Magazine condemns obscene literature flooding news stands and argues it endangers youth. Dr. Bates urges parental guidance and stricter enforcement of Canada’s laws, calling for parents teachers and religious groups to monitor stands, shops, and stores with Health League support.
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Health Magaine
Bates
Canada
Health League of Canada
Butternuts: Tennessee Civil War Troops Nicknamed
During the Civil War soldiers from Tennessee were called Butternuts due to the color of their uniforms, reflecting a regional nickname used in period reporting.
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Tennessee
Visible sunlight converts only a sixteenth of global radiant energy
A historical note states that visible sunlight makes up just one sixteenth of the world’s radiant energy. It underscores the limited share of energy we receive as visible light.
Bats Bothered by Bats on Rural Dwellings
The Canada Department of Agriculture advises bats are harmless and beneficial, feed on night insects, and outlines humane controls. Use two to five pounds of naphthalene flakes in occupied spaces to evict, then seal openings. If bats return, renew naphthalene and avoid gas fumigation. only a licensed fumigator should use cyanide gas as a last resort.
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Bat
Canada Department of Agriculture
Gems of Thought on Habit and Freedom
A compact collection of classic reflections on habit. Quotations from Samuel Johnson John Dryden Somerset Maugham Mary Baker Eddy Montaigne and Horace Mann examine how small routines become strong bonds and how moderation and self-control shape character and freedom.
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Samuel Johnson
John Dryden
Somerset Maugham
Mary Baker Eddy
Montaigne
Horace Mann
Baby Its Warm Outside In Riverhurst Saskatchewan
The Courier reports extreme heat with a local resident describing hens hard boiled eggs and a cow cooling in a water tub. A man notes tattes cooking in the ground and a Saskatoon berry harvest boiled by a picker.
Rattlesnakes Shed Fangs Twice Annually
A note on snake biology states that normally healthy rattlesnakes shed their fangs at least two times each year. This regular molt supports venom delivery and prey capture, indicating stable health and habitat conditions.
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Wilsboro
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Lawrence Woo
Oakville
Tian Medical Schools
University of Alberta
TNS the Poodles
Gloria Marshall
Kennedy
King-Planet Jr
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C. C. King & CO. Ltd
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Atlantic
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