Cost and accessibility of nutrition for Canadian families
John Atkins argues that affordable nutrition is achievable for average Canadians. He notes two thirds overeat, wage earners often exceed one, and family allowances are ignored in costing. He advocates cheap foods, home gardens, canning, and government supports like unemployment insurance and prepaid health care to avoid economic ruin.
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Great Britain
Canada
Canadians
John Atkins
Comrades Soldiers Remembrance Poem by Gemmiill
A reflective poem contemplates cost and peace after conflict. It laments losses and honors dead soldiers, urging memory and faith while seeking peace. The piece speaks in a quiet voice about remembrance, vows, and the lingering impact on the living.
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Gemmiill
Wallace hints at third party bid for U S president
The piece recalls Henry Wallace's stated plan to bolster the Democratic Party and possibly run as an independent. It contrasts his potential bid with Roosevelt in earlier eras, noting Wallace lacks Roosevelts record while detailing Roosevelt's life from New York beginnings to the White House and abroad.
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Two Oceans
Panama
Belgian Congo
China
Pine Falls School Daze and Holiday Curling News
Bells sounded at Pine Falls school marking the new year with events including high school curling. Two rinks led by Ross Halpin and Bill Fredericks each played five games and won two. Several former students and visitors are listed, with exams completed before Christmas.
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Ross Halpin
Bill Fredericks
Manitoba highway program flags 165 miles built in year
Manitoba officials report 165 miles of new and rebuilt roads added in 1947 with more than a million dollars spent on trunk highways.
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Alexander
Assiniboine River
St. Jean
Red River
Catfish Creek
Washow Bay
Riding Mountain
Willis
Manitoba
Errick Willis
Mr. Willis
Darlingford
Cartwright
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Wellman Lake
Duck Mountain Reserve
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Whiteshell
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Seven Sisters
Whiteshell Reserve
Hadashville
Greater Winnipeg
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Lac du Bonnet
Cat Lake
San Antonio
Wadhope
Theodore Roosevelt A Titan of Diplomacy and War
The article surveys Theodore Roosevelt's influence from his presidency to his postterm phase. It details his international reception in Europe including a Nobel Committee speech in Christiana, Britain's wartime diplomacy, and his enduring public appeal after a perilous era. It notes his four sons enlisting, Quentin's death, and praise from Lord Bryce and Lord Morley for his impact on U S and global affairs.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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American Clock and Watch Exports Forecast for 1947
American exports of clocks and watches will reach about 14,000,009 dollars in value for 1947. Canada is an important buyer of electric alarms, and South Africa of one day alarm clocks.
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Canada
South Africa
The Farmer’s Brace Breaks Twist in Tense Warning
A clipped, period style quip warns of impending trouble as the speaker notes fragile prospects. The excerpt frames a brisk, wry sentiment about fragile plans and a turn of events hinted by a farmer’s saying.
Two Appointments for B. B. Dubienski in January
B. B. Dubienski KC receives two new posts this January. He was elected to the Winnipeg Progressive Conservative Club executive on New Year’s Day and elected to the Manitoba Bar Association council at the January 7 annual meeting.
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B. B. Dubienski
K.C
Winnipeg Progressive Conservative Club
Manitoba Bar Association
Dubienski
Cottage Cheese As A Protein Rich Meat Alternate
Cottage cheese is recommended by dietary authorities as a meat alternate and an ideal source of animal protein. Weight for weight it contains more protein than meat and is rich in Vitamin B. whole milk varieties add another vitamin.
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