Christmas Greetings and Notices From Tobermory Rooted in Ontario
Community notes recount Christmas visits from Tobermory to Mrs. Gillis and Petterson homes, arrivals from Helen Mines, and holiday gatherings across local families. Livelihood events include a couple’s sixth wedding anniversary, a newborn Sandra Margaret Ruth, and various travels to Vera Vernon coast and Regina RCMP training.
Water well completes at Memorial Centre Lac du Bonnet
Christmas week brought a 124 foot well completion at the Memorial Centre thanks to Ernie Donin. The town gains abundant water for plumbing and hall comfort while residents report visitors and celebrations over the holidays including Ted Anderson from The Pas and an Italian wedding anniversary for G Binda. Ross McLeod dies after a short illness.
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Memorial Centre
Ernie Donin
Pas
Ted Anderson
Ted
Ethel
Winnipeg
J. G. Anderson
G. Binda
Italy
Lac du Bonnet
Father E. Paradis
Binda
Franciscan Corporation
Rome
P. Binda
Molson
J. Binda
Bird's Hill
Mrs. McDonald
Fred Simmons, Jr
Swan River
Fred
Science and society a broad view of progress and limits
A discussion on how science shapes wealth and culture, from its origins with bronze and astronomy to modern research. It covers scientific method, the roles of pure and applied work, the impact on industry, and the moral questions about progress and governance.
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Archimedes
Leonardo da Vinci
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Tolman
Leverrier
Adams
Neptune
Carl L. Becker
Newton
Galileo
Aristotle
Pisa
Thomas H. Huxley
Plato
Edison
du Nouy
Sir Alfred Ewing
Hiroshima
Sumner H. Slichter
Harvard University
Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
Quebec
Ontario
Caribbean
New Japanese Cure for Cold Sparks Physician Claims
Professor Katsuzo Nishi of Tokio promotes a home regimen of daily exercises diet and baths to maintain a neutral body state and supposedly master the common cold. Meanwhile Scottish scientists study a giant kelp from the Pacific to support a nascent seaweed industry with potential annual revenue of 60 million dollars.
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Katsuzo Nishi
Tokio
Scotland
Pacific
First Aid Facts Emphasizes Quick Care and Supplies
Small cuts and bruises can become infections if unattended. Minor wounds are less serious when disinfected and properly bandaged immediately. A first aid kit should be in every home and in every office and factory.
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