Saskatchewan at Chicago Trade Fair Exhibit
Saskatchewan showcases industrial development and tourism potential at the 5th Annual Chicago Trade Fair. Highlighted stand features a 0.5 pound potash sample from International Minerals Corporation served by Bass Buses, with interest high in the province’s industrial growth. Armour Chemical, International Minerals, and Quaker Oats have operations in Canada, reflecting a growing Chicago market for Saskatchewan products.
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Saskatonewans
Sol Bass
International Minerals Corporation
Fsterhazy
Brean
Raskeatchewan
Chicago
Anather Renswn
Beased
Canada
Armour Chemicaix
International Minerals Cororation
Quaker Oats Company
Saskatchewan
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Pattern 229 for flagstone molds and concrete steps
Pattern 229 shows every step of building a wooden flagstone mold and provides formulas and directions. Packet 29 includes this pattern and three other home improvement patterns. Price 50 cents for Pattern 229 and $1.75 for Packet 29 with all four patterns.
Planters Create Charming Wheelbarrow and Vine Cart
A wheelbarrow full of potted plants and a tiny vine cart offer home charm. Pattern 344 provides actual-size guides and house numerals, priced 50c, as part of Yard and Garden Brightener Pack No. 59 for $1.75.
Understanding bursitis and its treatments in medical practice
The article explains bursitis as inflammation of a bursa caused by tendon irritation or chemical deposits. It highlights common sites like the ankle and shoulder, outlines pain, swelling, and the frozen shoulder effect, and covers treatment: oral or injected steroids to relieve pain, aspiration, inflammation control, and physiotherapy to restore movement. Calcium deposits may aid healing unless they irritate, in which case surgical removal is possible.
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Ca.r.s
Douglas wins Calder trophy in closest NHL vote ever
Toronto defenseman Keith Douglas captured the Calder Memorial Trophy for 1962 63 over Detroit rookie Doug Barkley by the slimmest margin. Douglas led early voting but Barkley surged in the second half, finishing with 99 points to 100 for Douglas. Wayde Hillman of Chicago finished third with 45 points.
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Keith Douglas
Toronto
Doug Barkley
Detroit
Douglas
Barkley
Husky
Wayge Hillman
Chicago
Deer yields hide after 1000 pound animal
A deer weighing about one thousand pounds produced a hide near seventy pounds in weight. The report notes the sizable pelt and its potential value for leathery uses. Local observers remark on the animal's unusual size and robust hide characteristics.
Across and Down Puzzle Fragment Readable clues and partial grid
A fragmented crossword style page presents numbered across and down clues with partial entries including items like falluca and house sleeping marked as unusual terms. Several entries appear incomplete or garbled, yet legible hints reference nautical terms, chemistry, months, moons, and common words.
New ornamental crab apple trees debut in Canada
Canada’s Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa unveils striking new ornamental crab apples after decades of breeding. D. F. Cameron leads the program, building on Miss Isabella Preston’s earlier work, with blooms from white to deep pink and fruit colors from green to black red.
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Canada Department of Agriculture
Central
Ottawa
Canada
D. F. Dan" Cameron
Ben
Cameron
Miss Preston
Ontario Agricultural College
Moonshine crackdown toughens as drinkers shun own brew
Revenue agents report moonshine output falling while smugglers publicly warn of hazards. One man explains preferring whisky to wine but choosing wine over the toxic brew from his steel drum, saying he does not want to kill himself.
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Washington, D.C
United States
New Crab Apple Varieties Improve Hardiness and Ornament
A group developed for hardiness and ornamental value, with Miss Preston retiring in 1948 and Mr. Cameron adding refinements. The varieties descend from Farm stock and crosses with two double flowering types from Harvard's Arnold Arboretum. They retain Rosybloom hardiness but differ in flowering, branching, and ornamental fruit. Birds may welcome the fruit, enjoyed by migratory birds into winter. Time will tell if these crabs gain broad acceptance for parks, highways, and lawns.
Renewing the past in a Waldorf lobby reunion
Janet and Dred Cummings meet by chance in the Waldorf lobby where memories of their days apart rush back. Geoff, Janet's son, is with her as Dred shows lingering charm and interest, while Janet weighs the shock of reunion and the ascent of an old flame amid a tense, undecided future.
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Anet
Dred
Dred Cummings
Waldorf
Janet
Geoff
Ardent Press
Reno
Dresden
Alena
Cummings
New York
Jan
Geoffrey G. Huxley, Jr
Geoffrey G. Huxley
Huxley
Frey G. Huxley
Perennium
Mr. Cummings
Mr. Huxley
Maken
Cummings , Jr
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