Do it yourself pasteurization guidance frustrates readers
The fragment describes unpasteurized milk issues and a DIY pasteurization method. It lists steps to heat raw milk in a double boiler, boil water, and cool the product. It warns against recontamination and notes flavor does not change with double boiler pasteurization.
Alcohol as a remover and warning from Alaska Highway News
An odd editorial mocks alcohol as a remover of stains and manners, contrasting its reputed cleansing with the harm it causes to people and behavior. It includes a biblical quote and notes on social decay as alcohol supposedly erases shame, hunger, and household stability. Also reports a cougar incident near Indian Head with Kapling evidence of sheep killings and a large dog theft claim by Moose Mountain residents.
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Can You Stop In Time Campaign Warns Drivers
Canadian Highway Safety Conference urges drivers to keep a safe distance, warns that tailgating causes crashes, injuries and deaths. The campaign runs from June 1 to Labor Day weekend with broad promotions across Canada and at tourist sites. The message: only the driver can prevent accidents by allowing ample following distance and avoiding panic maneuvers.
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Sunburn Tips From a Sunny Weekend Card
A breezy summer guide warns sunburn is not a required step to a tan. It advises simmering 15 minutes then covering up, gradually increasing sun exposure, and notes water reflection can double burn. Use caution on beaches and avoid prolonged direct exposure to prevent blistering.
Bird Bath and Bird House Pattern Packets Offered
A cement bird bath mold using lath and chamber Pattern 227 with step by step concrete formula is mailed for 400. A Bird House Pattern Packet with various designs is available for 1.75 from Department P.P.L. Home Workshop Patterns, 4488 West Std Avenue, Vancouver, B.C.
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Dollar War Looms Over Economy Under Tron Curtain
Stanstead Journal reports the ongoing economic conflict dubbed the dollar war, stressing no unemployment or inflation behind the Tron Curtain. The editorial argues survival hinges on boosting production at competitive prices to win the currency battle.
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Winter pheasant raising boosts hunting prospects in region
Earl Murray says winter raised chicks supplied by the Saskatoon game farm may yield an open cock pheasant season in a few years. About 120 birds were 10 weeks old when moved to Earl Boswell’s property. 20 birds were lost to predators. The plan expects 10 settings of 20 eggs each this spring, with six hens per cock released. Donations of feed for the 1959 flock are welcome.
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Science helps mentally retarded children through diet and training
Dr. Robert Gibson of Manitoba school for the mentally retarded told a Winnipeg meeting that heredity need not doom outcomes. He cited Norway’s 1934 diet finding reducing harmful substances to improve pigmentation and intelligence, and noted milk sugar and calcium affect mental defects. He split defects into those needing industrial adaptation and those needing self-care, urging environmental training and nutrition as hopeful avenues.
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Two New Free Publications From Agriculture Dept Canada
Information Division of the Canada Department of Agriculture Ottawa offers two free publications. Publication 1043 covers mink management and nutrition by C. K. Gunn at the Experimental Farm. Publication 1045 discusses cabbage maggot control in Newfoundland by Ray F. Morris at the St. John's Experimental Farm.
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St. John’s West
Packing Tricks for Light Travel Across Canada
A travel writer shares compact packing methods using one medium suitcase and many transparent plastic bags. Items are organized by category in two zippered bags, with dresses laid flat on top and hats placed in polythene pouches. The author cites airline weight limits of 44 pounds and notes a nine pound portable typewriter fits.
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