Heart fund speeds research on heart attack and stroke
The piece explains atherosclerosis as the root cause of heart attack and stroke, likening it to lime buildup in pipes. It outlines how the Canadian Heart Foundation formed seven years ago to unite provincial groups, fund over 150 projects in 12 medical schools, and push research and education toward reducing deaths and disabilities from cardiovascular disease.
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Heart Foundation
Canadian Heart Foundation
Canada
Heart Foundations
Canadian Heart Foundations
Your Heart Fund
Corner cupboard revival in the home workshop display
A corner cupboard and a wooden wall pocket planter model 318 are shown in the home workshop exhibit. The items illustrate a blend of past design with contemporary living spaces, highlighting traditional craftsmanship and practical decor.
Mosaic table top pattern and mosaic tile kit
Pattern 476 provides complete directions for mosaic tile work and a full size tracing design for a cool aquatic table top. The kit is offered in Mosaic Tile Packet No. 78 along with other projects, priced at 1.75 dollars. Published by Home Workakop Patterns in Vancouver.
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Department P.P.L
West Sth Ave
Vancouver
Crochet slippers pattern 7276 offers two cozy designs
Send thirty five cents for pattern 7276 with directions in small medium and large, for two crochet slippers. Include name address and pattern number for Household Arts pavamenet PPL Front Street W Toronto.
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Pavamenet P.P.L
Front Street W
Toronto
Monaco Tax Dispute Nears Settlement
French and Monacan officials near a settlement ending a ten month tax dispute over Monaco's tax regime. The agreement preserves much of Monaco’s privileged status while closing loopholes. Monaco residents may still escape income tax, with about 2,000 citizens out of 23,000 unaffected. French citizens in Monaco five years plus remain tax free. Corporations will pay French-style taxes at lower rates phased in over several years.
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Monacan
Monte Carlo
Riviera
Monaco
France
Prince Rainer
Paris
Chinook Wheat Dominates Provincial Seed Show
Mr Reg Jones of Netherhill won two championships in Chinook Wheat and first prize in Provincial entries at the seed show during Farm Week in Saskatoon. Chinook Wheat swept top prizes including the 4-H honors won by Marion Granshorn of Regina. Kenneth Jones Donald Gweneth placed in 4-H grain events, all with Chinook Wheat. Chinook Wheat claimed all top prizes at Farm Week University of Saskatoon.
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Reg Jones
Netherhill
Saskatoon
Norland Flax
Kenneth Jones
Donald
Gweneth
Marion Granshorn
Regina
Farm Week
University of Saskatoon
Eager student Miss Hunter seeks insurance after wrecks
Miss Margaret Hunter a 65 year old Stockport driving pupil and schoolteacher has failed driving tests after seven false starts a red light and a close curb stop. Her car was repaired but no insurer will cover her car due to repeated errors behind the wheel.
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Margaret Hunter
Stockport
England
Anns Adams Patterns for Half Size Suit Skirt Sets
Four outfit options using two skirts and two jackets create four looks in slim half sizes. Pattern 4678 in wood print offers half sizes 12 to 24 or so with fabric yardage for 64 inch cloth. Send fifty cents, stamps not accepted, to Anns Adams Patterns at 60 Front Street West, Toronto.
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Anns Adams
Front Street W
Toronto
Heavier brain? women carry slightly larger brains
A historical note states that women tend to have brains heavier than men in proportion to body size. It also mentions Thomas Edmondson of Lancaster England, who invented the railroad ticket in 1836.
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Thomas Edmondson
Lancaster
England
GIGO principle framed by scientists urges care with input
In a Swift Current Sun column, Mel Goldberg and A H explain the GIGO rule, urging that garbage in yields garbage out from computers and people alike. They warn against faulty premises, imagining a future where human thought and feeding data shape outcomes, not miracles of tech.
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Mel Goldberg
Garbage pails prompt thorny critique from missionary
Canadian Presbyterian missionary Rev. Russell Self on furlough from India criticizes excess waste in Canada and laments church apathy. He notes Canadians throw away more food daily than some Indian families eat weekly and urges self examination of stewardship beyond national borders.
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India
Russell Self
Unclear Puzzle Items Reveal Mixed Word List
The fragmentary OCR shows a long list of numbered clues and partial phrases in a puzzle or cryptic style with many misspellings and garbled terms. It lacks coherent narrative, making extraction of a single event or subject unreliable.
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