Surpluses Rise From Government Price Supports
Harvard professor R John A Black warned at Charlottetown that high USA price supports created large unsalable surpluses in corn potatoes wheat and eggs at taxpayer cost. Canadian official Hope opposed farmer regimentation while noting Canadian surpluses. Both urged reconsidering state controlled marketing and policies to avoid waste and reduced incentives.
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R. John A. Black
Harvard University
Charlottetown
U.S.A
Dr. Hope
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
Canada
Ent
United States
Canadian Wheat Board
Comment and Criticism on Korea Split and Elections
The article discusses Korea’s division into North and South, the 38th parallel as an imperfect border, and the complex postwar electoral moves. It notes North Korea’s control of fertilisers and energy, American efforts to unify Korea, Soviet obstruction, and the May 1948 South Korean elections under UN oversight. It mentions President Rhee’s weakened position and North Korea’s August parliament proposal excluding him, which the UN Korea Commission opposed.
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Korea
North
South
38Th Parallel
Germany
North Korea
South Korea
United Nations Commission On
Rhee
Dr. Rhee
National Assembly
Seoul
United Nations Korea Commission
Men ignore cancer signs risk of late diagnosis
Many men believe cancer is a woman's disease and delay doctor visits. Stomach cancer is twice as common in males as females, 80 to 90 percent of mouth cancers occur in men, and most lip and rectal cancers are found in men. Do not ignore symptoms.
No. 1 killer heart disease in Canada
Canada’s No 1 killer, heart disease, causes about one in five deaths. Doctors say many patients can reach a normal lifespan if they avoid adding stress to their hearts and follow complete cooperation with a physician in managing various forms of heart disease.
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Canada
Thackeray and Yates clash over an insult at Garrick Club
A June 1858 Town Talk article by Edmund Yates mocked a Garrick Club member for aging and looks, prompting a formal apology or resignation. Charles Dickens intervened on Yates's behalf, causing a long rift, while the piece also outlines William Makepeace Thackeray’s life from Calcutta birth to literary rise.
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Garrick Club
London
Edmund Yates
Yates
Charles Dickens
Vanity Fair
William Makepeace Thackeray
Thackeray
Calcutta
Indian Civil Service
England
Charterhouse School
Slaughterhouse School
Cambridge University
Tennyson
Middle Temple
Law
Paris
Thackeray’s Life and Literary Legacy in Brief
A compact portrait of William Makepeace Thackeray tracing his editing career at Cornhill Magazine, fiction and essays in The Roundabout Papers, and The Adventures of Philip to The Newcombes. It notes his poetic instinct, notable works, key characters, and friendships with Dickens and Tennyson, ending with tributes from John Brown and the Westminster Abbey bust.
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London
Isabella Shawe
Harriet
Leslie Stephen
Anne
Ritchie
Thackeray
Fraser's Magazine
Yellowplush
Paris
Punch
Jeannes
Vanity Fair
Dicken
Lord Roseberry
Becky Sharp
Rawdon Crawley
Esmond
Beatrix
Baroness
Wolfe
Quebec
Newcombes
Colonel Newcombe
Holt
Dumas
Aramis
England
Scotland
United States
Tennyson
Fitzgerald
Dickens
Tom Hood
Hood
Charles Lamb
Elia
St. Charles
Clubland
West End
Edwin Drood
Denis Duval
Kensal Green
Trollope
Browning
Matthew Arnold
Westminster Abbey
Brookfield
Yates
John Brown
Macaulay
Ventilation in the Plant for Healthy Work Environments
The article notes that warmth moisture used air and dust from people create a need for constant air movement. It emphasizes tobacco smoke and other contaminants require proper ventilation to avoid a sluggish torpid atmosphere and ensure a healthy workplace.
Vitamin B Deficiency Symptoms and Diet Advice
A diet low in vitamin B may cause ill health, tiredness, loss of appetite, headaches, and chills. To counter this, include foods such as whole wheat bread cereals milk and eggs in daily meals.
Young People Rally at Beausejour Town Hall
Beausejour hosts a youth rally on July 29 at 8 pm DST featuring Bethel Tabernacle Quartet and St Ouen's Young People plus a local group delivering good music and singing.
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Beausejour Town Hall
Bethel Tabernacle
St Ouen's Young People
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