Ontario Liquor Sales Hit 1961 Highs Across Population
Ontario residents spent 360000090 dollars on liquor in 1961 as six million residents averaged sixty dollars per person. The Ontario Liquor Control Board report compares 1961 with 1946 when four million people spent twenty five dollars per capita.
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Ontario
Ontario Liquor Control Board of Ontario
Hepatitis Cases Rise in Canada This Year
Infectious hepatitis has affected 10 842 Canadians this year up to Nov 17 about 700 more than last year. Dr E W R Best of the national health and welfare department said Thursday. Last year's total was 12 381 cases compared with 4 728 reported in 1959, said the chief of the epidemiology division.
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E W. R. Best
National Health and Welfare Department
Hundreds of Stars Create Hissing Cosmic Noise Observation
Astronomers report a surprising phenomenon as hundreds of stars exhibit a hissing noise in the night sky. The unusual signal detected across multiple regions prompts further study of stellar emissions and interstellar medium.
Fresh Catch Fish Prices From A Wholesale Distributor
A historical ad lists guaranteed fresh frozen fish by cwt with items such as guaranteed fresh frozen extra large round tunnels mullets jackfish bass carp and round tullibees. Prices range from 3.00 to 25.00 per cwt with notes that fish are fresh caught daily and shipped the same day as order received.
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Caepercesecco
Curling Cues and the Gamble to Turn a Slump
A guide to comeback tactics in curling down three or more points. Choose rocks in play, hide behind the house, and gamble with magician shots to shift percentages and bait the opponent into mistakes. Keep nerves steady, time actions, and pivot if open shots fail.
Court ruling allows anonymity for publishers of books
New York publishers won appellate approval to omit names and addresses from books. A 1956 state law requiring such details was ruled unconstitutional, marking the first constitutional challenge to the statute. The Appellate Division held publishers cannot be denied the right to issue material anonymously.
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New York
Appellate Division
State Supreme Court
Financial grants to Canadian industry decline 1959 to 1961
Financial grants by business and industry to Canadian education fell from 12.4 million dollars in 1959 to 10.9 million in 1961 due to a squeeze on corporate profits.
Canadians' disposable income rises from 1948 to 1961
Personal disposable income per capita grew from 868 dollars in 1948 to 1400 dollars in 1961, reflecting increased after tax spending power for Canadians.
Baby skin care and diaper rash guidance by Dr Wexler
Dr Louis B Wexler explains why infant skin differs from adult skin and how thin, underpigmented skin with underdeveloped sebaceous glands increases vulnerability. He stresses immediate diaper changes to reduce ammonia buildup and irritation, and notes professional diaper services help limit bacteria and detergent residues.
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American Medical Association
Canada wages rise 6.6 percent in 1962 seven months
In the first seven months of 1962 paid workers in Canada received 13.19 billion dollars in wages and salaries, up 6.6 percent from the same period in 1961.
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Canada
Welcome mat design in the home workshop pattern
Ruth Wyeth Spears presents a Welcome mat design featuring old fashioned roses tied with a bow. Pattern 110 includes a full-size tracing design hooking directions and a color guide. Price 50c. Also part of Hooked and Braided Rug Packet No 21 at 1.75. Vancouver department store mailing label.
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Department P.P.L
West 5Th Ave
Vancouver
Early Canadian industry milestones from Halifax Gazette era
A sweeping timeline traces Canada’s early economy from Quebec textiles and English weaving to the spread of industry. Key points include Halifax's 1752 newspaper, Saint John and Newark legislatures, furrowed by wars, migrations of Loyalists, paper mills, and first cotton textile ventures in Sherbrooke.
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