Manly F Miner Receives Alberta Distinguished Award
Manly F Miner, eldest son of the late Canadian naturalist Jack Miner, was unanimously voted on July 11 by the Fish and Game Association of Alberta to receive the Distinguished Service Recognition Award for promoting the association's objectives. He is nearly 60 and continues his conservation work at Kingsville.
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Manly F. Miner
Jack Miner
Fish and Game Association of Alberta
Alberta
Walter Disney
Kingsville
Ont
Drinking too much does not drive people mad says Paris doctor
Dr. Jacques Borel chief physician of Paris mental hospitals argues alcoholics do not go mad by nature but become alcoholic due to consumption. He rejects the idea that drinking alone causes madness and emphasizes a causative link between prolonged alcohol use and mental decline.
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Jacques Borel
Paris Mental Hospitals
Printed Pattern 4855 for three aprons Misses' M
Our pattern features three apron styles in one piece-cut pattern. Each apron uses one yard 35 inch fabric with printed directions and applique transfer. Send 40 cents in coins with size name address and style number to order.
Giraffe heart and blood studied by science and navy
The study explains how giraffes manage extreme blood pressure to feed the brain as their necks rise and fall. Researchers note a 25 pound heart, thick elastic vessels, and a G-Suit like skin, with Office of Naval Research and American Heart Association support.
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United States Navy
Navy
South Africa
National Geographic Society
Robert Goetz
Office of Naval Research
American Heart Association
James Warren
Duke University
Julian Huxley
Swift Current rides on Black Gold tide
The Sun reports Saskatchewan's oil boom transforming Swift Current and nearby towns. After years of dry wells, a wave of discoveries across Estevan Coleville and Pennant has brought rapid wealth, new jobs, and population growth, as Imperial Oil builds a major presence and pipelines move the oil to Imperial’s refinery. The piece blends local pride with reflections on hardship before the oil wealth, highlighting communities like Coleville Smiley Cantuar Success and Pennant and noting a 1.8 hole to producing well ratio and the rise of new housing, schools, and stores.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
Kindersley
Coleville
Estevan
Frobisher
Swift Current
Alberta
Rosetown
Imperial
Vern Hunter
Imperial Oil
Radville
Weyburn
Smiley
Cantuar
Success
Pennant
Canadian Correspondence Courses Ad at 1290 Bay Street
An advertisement offers lessons in bookkeeping salesmanship shorthand and more for 50 cents each. Free circular No 35 is available upon request from Canadian Correspondence Courses located at 1290 Bay Street Toronto.
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Bay Street
Toronto
The Perfection God Requires
A devotional discussion on walking with God, exploring Noah Hezekiah and others. It argues perfection is unattainable by human effort but faith and repentance enable complete devotion to God and prompt obedience as the perfection God requires.
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Abram
God
Enoch
Noah
Hezekiah
Adam
Jesus Christ
City rules restore 12 students over crewcut limits
The legal affairs bureau ordered schools to reinstate twelve students expelled for exceeding crewcut restrictions, asserting long hair is a human right and reversing prior disciplinary actions in a citywide decision.
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City Legal Affairs Bureau
Hair combs through the ages reveal fashion and myth
The piece traces the history of hair combs from ancient Egypt and Cleopatra to Greeks Romans Teutons and Saxons detailing materials like tortoise shell ivory bone and glass. It notes a cultural link from royalty to common folk and even a Mallacan belief linking comb design to healing. It ends by praising modern Americans for diverse combmaking and heritage in grooming.
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Cleopatra
the Nile
River Styx
Venus
Europe
Charles Martel
Britain
England
James Stewart
London
Squire Stewart
Fiji
Crew Cut
Crochet pattern 7044 for doilies and sets
RAL are Wise on by the Brookes promotes a fern design doily pattern 7044 for 13 and 19 inch sizes in No 20 cotton with heirloom crochet. Send thirty five cents by coin to Household Arts Department Front Street Toronto with name address and pattern number.
Trenton's Sweepstakes Winner Faces Sales Pressure
William Richardson, the big target of a $140,000 sweepstakes win announced in Trenton Ontario, says he has received an influx of sales calls and pitches from more salesmen than he ever knew existed since the prize was publicized.
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Trenton
William Richardson
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Halifax
Port Said
Middle East
National Defence
Ken MacTaggart
The
Toronto Telegram
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Vern
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Wingham
John Kerr
Eae
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Leosen
D.D.D
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Sylvania
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Waliaz
Quebec
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Tondon
Greenock
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Iverpool
Isu
Thowry
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Southampton
Overpool
Tabury
Tilbury
Cabre
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Toronto-Dominion Bank
Portage Avenue
Winnipeg
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Whitehall
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