Slimming Advice From Canada Wood Rules
Readers learn self help for trim looks by reducing overeating and choosing lighter foods. Cut rich foods pastries snacks replace milk with skim and snack on raw vegetables and low carb fruits. Ancient Greece history note mentions 850 colonies in 600 B.C.
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Canada
Printed Anne Adams Pattern Bulletin for Half Sizes
A vintage pattern notice describes Pattern 4989 half sizes 434 1614 1814 with up to 20 percent fabric guidance. It explains 39 inch fabric yardage 373 plus prints directions on each part and requests 40 cents in stamps mailed to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
Sturgeon Fishing Stopped on Winnipeg River
Commercial sturgeon fishing on the Winnipeg River has been halted to conserve a rapidly disappearing species. The minister, C. H. Witney, cites a sharp drop in output and ongoing poaching as factors. Sturgeon mature slowly, not reproducing until about 25 years old, making population recovery slow.
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Winnipeg River
C. H. Witney
Witney
Tension linked high blood pressure guidance
High blood pressure often stems from modern life tensions. Symptoms include headaches and dizziness. A doctor's exam is the reliable method to diagnose and treat it. Diet changes such as reducing salt, tailored to age and weight, plus strict adherence to orders, aid recovery.
Extraordinary Man Strength in Labor Ethos
A concise reflection on the superiority of human ingenuity over machines. It contrasts the capacity of one exceptional individual against the output of many ordinary workers, underscoring the value of extraordinary talent in achieving meaningful results.
Crossword clues from Eugene Sheffer puzzle page
A garbled OCR fragment presents a Eugene Sheffer crossword with numbered clues and partial answers. The text shows entries like storage compart ment and Spanish goodbye with scattered letters, indicating a damaged puzzle segment from a newspaper page.
Life on the DEW Line Arctic Radar Stations
DEW Line technicians in the Arctic cope with isolation via morale programs and good pay. The crew averages over $10,000 yearly with contract bonuses and 54 hour weeks. Recreational facilities, movies from the U S, darkrooms, plus bumper pool and ping pong keep men active and financially stable.
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Arctic
DEW Line
Richard H. Cruzen
Federal Electric Corporation
Service Organization of
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
U.S. Air Force
Federal Electric
United States
Ancient custom of placing flowers on graves
The custom stems from the belief that the dead enjoyed the fragrance of blossoms.
Milk protects against Strontium 90 in food supplies
A Saskatoon study from the Sask. Dairy Assoc. explains how Milk reduces Strontium 90 deposition in bones. It details how Strontium 90 mimics calcium, how discrimination occurs at gut kidney and mammary sites, and how calcium intake from milk lowers overall Strontium 90 availability. The piece argues against reducing milk intake and notes plant foods can raise Strontium 90 exposure, urging continued milk consumption to protect bone calcium.
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S.U
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Canada
North America
Sask. Dairy Assoc
River Speed Classifies as Torrent Over Six MPH
A river is deemed a torrent when its current exceeds six miles per hour. This threshold marks a notable rise in flow, indicating dangerous conditions for navigation and crossing. Authorities emphasize caution for anyone near exposed banks or rafts during high water events.
Dig spuds carefully new potatoes need kid glove care
New potatoes should be treated gently to maintain quality and appeal. Ontario research official Dr. Dunsworth warns against excessive skinning and bruising during digging and handling. He urges slow digging, rubber shields on equipment, careful grading packing shipping and retailing to protect this perishable crop. Old potatoes compete due to sprout inhibitors and storage advances. Packaging like granules, takes, and chips also vie for shoppers.
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Kl. F. Dunsworth
Canada Department of Agriculture
Harrow, Ont
Dunsworth
Ostriches Grow New Feathers Every Nine Months
Ostrichs develop a fresh batch of plumage on a nine month cycle. This regrowth pattern suggests regular molt-like cycles in large flightless birds. Further study may reveal impacts on temperature regulation and feather quality.
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