Royal Philharmonic Society 150th Anniversary and Gold Medal
The Royal Philharmonic Society, among the oldest concert organizations, marked 150 years since its 1813 founding in London. It produced the Ninth Symphony for Beethoven and instituted the Gold Medal, awarded sparingly with only 57 medals given in the last 90 years to distinguished musicians.
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Britain
Royal Philharmonic Society
London
Beethoven
Philharmonic Society
Water and milk flavor vary with water type
Water affects the taste of reconstituted powdered milk. Even approved drinking water can contain minerals that alter flavor, sometimes after a few days in the refrigerator. The difference may be noticeable in children’s milk if the water used isn’t ideal.
Dry milk gains flavor using boiled water or pasteurization
A U S Department of Agriculture study shows water from private wells and supplies can cause off flavors in reconstituted dry milk within 3 to 6 days. Boil water before mixing or heat the reconstituted milk, then enjoy better taste and longer shelf life. Dry milk stays handy for emergencies and cooking, with extra powder boosting calcium for those who need it.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Crossword Across and Down Clues Mixed in Fragmented Text
A jumbled crossword list appears with across and down clues including numbers, partial word fragments, and abbreviations for various terms such as nobleman seed container and prepositions. The OCR text shows misreadings and incomplete hints like Abraham's birthplace and time units, with stray symbols and misaligned entries.
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Abraham
Tiny bee may revive Canadian alfalfa seed industry
Alberta seed growers eye revived alfalfa seed output thanks to the alfalfa leaf cutter bee. Introduced from the Middle East, the bee pollinates efficiently, nests in man-made tubes, over winters at 40 F, and aligns emergence with alfalfa bloom. A lab study at Lethbridge shows nest straw diameter affects survival and sex ratio.
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Alberta
United States
Dr. Hobbs
Canada
Lethbridge
St John Ambulance Brigade historic charity and service
The St John Ambulance Association and Brigade are foundations of the Order of St John with an ophthalmic hospital in Jerusalem as a third pillar. In Canada the organization trains over 200,000 people annually and expands courses to rural areas with portable equipment. It runs training for First Aid Home Nursing and Child Care and maintains disaster response readiness through its uniformed brigade.
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Order of St. John
Order’s Ophthalmic Hospital
Jerusalem
Middle East
St. John Ambulance
Commonwealth
Canada
Quebec
St. John
St. John Ambulance Brigade
Halifax
Fraser Valley
Manitoba
Springhill
Windsor
Regina to Host Fifth International Square Dance Convention
North and South Dakota Minnesota dancers join Canadian participants from Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba for the June 18 20 1964 event at Hotel Saskatchewan Regina. About 1000 dancers expected. General Chairman Jack Mather leads the 1964 effort. Canada’s death rate trend noted: down from 1310 to 784 per 100000 since 1900.
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United States
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Regina
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Fouth
Grand Forks
N.C
Jack Mather
Bee size linked to reproduction in upcoming summer study
The project tests how larval size affects capacity to build, provision, and lay eggs in Bombus bees. Researchers note small females may lag behind large ones, and an experiment led by Dr Hobbs will assess reproductive output this summer.
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Dr. Hobbs
Free NHL statistical card for 1962-63 season and playoffs
Hockey fans may obtain a free Final Official Statistics card for 1962-63 by writing to the Information Bureau Department PPCL National Hockey League 922 Sun Life Building Montreal Canada.
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N.H.L
PPCL
National Hockey League
Sun Life Building
Montreal
Canada
Editorial note on publication disclaimers
Editorial from editors notes that opinions do not reflect the newspaper's views. It states a standard disclaimer about columnist independence and editorial neutrality in coverage and commentary.
Not so dumb after all
A new study by Chicago psychologist Gary A Steiner surveyed thousands of Americans on television viewing, preferences, and the impact of TV versus other media. It finds younger poorer less educated viewers are most enthusiastic yet the mass audience is more discerning than assumed, dislike violence and interruptions, and seek substance alongside entertainment. The Columbia University Bureau of Applied Science backs the work and its implications for producers and performers.
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Gary A. Steiner
Chicago
Steiner
Bureau of Applied Science
Columbia University
Revelstoke hospitality praised for attracting visitors
The article lauds Revelstoke residents for offering warm, friendly treatment to travelers, especially after Rogers Pass opening last summer. Visitors and readers in the East Prairies United States and Canada recall how locals housed many guests. The piece credits motels and service providers but stresses private homes boosting Revelstoke’s reputation.
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Revelstoke
Rogers Pass
Prairies
United States
Vancouver
Victoria
Ten Commandments of Good Human Relations
A compact guide listing ten everyday maxims for better interaction. Speak to people with cheerful greetings, smile to ease tension, and call others by name. Be friendly and helpful, cordial, and genuinely interested in others, offering praise and avoiding unnecessary criticism. Show consideration, value others opinions, and stay ready to provide service.
St John Ambulance Aims to Put First Aid In Every Canadian Home
Canada ST John Ambulance reports a membership around 9500 across numerous centres. The group highlights health education and home care as part of its evolving role in health promotion. It seeks to place at least one trained person in every Canadian home by the centenary year through First Aid and Home Nursing courses.
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Canada
St. John Ambulance
St. John
False Teeth for Cow in Arizona Herds
Dairy cattle in Arizona herds are being fitted with dentures to test if false teeth extend cattle life. Veterinarian Charles Behney installs stainless steel teeth costing $20 per set with an expected lifespan of three to five years.
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Arizona
Charles Behney
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