Printed pattern order for stamps not accepted by mail
A printed pattern notice indicates that stamps cannot be accepted and directs senders to mail a patterned item to the Homeward Arts Department at 4 P., Brant Street, Wo Doronte. The message requests the address and handling of the pattern and notes acceptance limitations.
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Uysely
Pratary
Hiymeheld Arts Department Department
Anne Atams Custern Dept Department
Front Street
V. Porunte
Gardener beware of winterkill claims on ornamental plants
Saskatoon horticulturalist Stan Sheard warns gardeners about plants marketed as absolutely hardy or guaranteed to grow that cannot endure prairie winters. He notes many originate from eastern Canada and the United States and may flourish first summer but die later. Before purchasing, check with local horticultural societies, parks departments, agricultural reps, or provincial nurseries for reliable stock.
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Stan Sheard
Sask
Department of Agriculture
Canada
United States
Sheard
Horticultural Society
Pion Era Car Show to Exhibit Old Vehicles in Saskatoon
Cars from Saskatchewan and other provinces and states will be on display at Pion Era in Saskatoon from July 4 to July 9. Ken Benson, chairman, notes the Alberta Pioneer Auto Club sends the largest group, seven cars from a 1914 Ford Model T to a 1930 Hupmobile, departing Calgary July 2 and arriving July 4.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Ken Benson
Alberta Pioneer Auto Club
Calgary
Ord
Government research leadership cited in global context
A statement asserts that the United States government remains the largest research agency globally, highlighting its scale and influence in scientific inquiry and development. The claim emphasizes the government's role in funding, directing, and coordinating major research initiatives across disciplines and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Barbecue from Concrete Blocks Pattern
A simple barbecue built from standard concrete blocks lined with fire brick. Pattern 426 shows every construction step and materials, priced at 50c. It is one of four full-size patterns in Homestead Improvement Packet No. 30 for SL75, Department Poach, Flame Workshop patterns in Vancouver. 8.6
House in the Movie Strangers When We Meet Shocks Hollywood
A Bel Air house built for the Columbia Pictures feature Strangers When We Meet stars Kirk Douglas and Kim Novak. The split-level ultra modern home, costing 250 300 dollars, appears at various stages of completion and is shown in color. Hollywood police curb weekend rowdiness on Hollywood Boulevard to reduce disturbances and traffic violations by teens cruising in cars.
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Hollywood
Dic JY
Beaniadal
Bel-Air
Columbia Studios
Kirk Douglas
Kim Novak
Kirk Doug- Jay
Hollywood Boulevard
Cula
Save a Life by Artificial Respiration Highlights Quick Rebounds
Neighbours rescued an elderly pair overcome by coal gas with police and a nearby trained first aider applying artificial respiration to revive both siblings. A 11-year-old girl credited for saving a Toronto man after learning the method during a St. John Ambulance Save a Life Week course directed others to perform CPR and summon help. Queen Victoria’s birthday noted as a Canadian holiday since 1845.
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Toronto
St. John Ambulance
Tips for Parents on Child Rearing Advice Pamphlets
A public health notice urging parents to seek practical help from Canada’s Department of National Health and Welfare. It promotes Child Training pamphlets and explains how to obtain them via postcard or phone call to the local Public Health office.
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Canada
Department of National Health and Welfare
All this fuss about spying in the Cold War tone
The piece defends espionage as a historic tool of diplomacy and urges balanced reaction to the U S spy case. It questions Western hysterics, praises counter espionage, and urges sympathy for agent Frank Powers rather than condemnations.
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U.S
Ussr
Margaret
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Ottawa
Hollywood
Allen Dulles
Washington
Frank Powers
Buffalo meat to hit stores after Elk Island herd thinning
The Bulletin notes that buffalo meat will soon be sold nationwide after about 500 animals were slaughtered at Elk Island National Park near Edmonton. Grades by a federal inspector include 193 Canada choice and 197 Canada good buffalo, with some utility and seasoned lots. The piece compares buffalo meat to beef, highlighting its novelty and potential tenderness, while recalling whale meat memory and tongue in cheek cautions about its strength.
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Elk Island National Park
Edmonton
Canada Manufacturing
Victoria
Patriotic songs recalled from maple leaf to Men of Harlech
The writer notes May 24 1791 as the Maple Leaf song origin and laments the neglect of colorful patriotic tunes. They praise Men of Harlech and French Canadian songs, express surprise at Quebec’s quiet reception, and share delight at discovering Cockles and Mussels. They urge more homegrown patriotic airs.
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Harlech
Quebec
Gahool
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