X-ray microscope sheds light on stroke causes
A new X-ray microscope developed at Camel University with Dalhousie aid enables real time viewing of blood vessels. It reveals a complex brain capillary network that challenges the large-vessel blockage theory of strokes and suggests small vessels sustain brain tissue after stroke. The work links to Cavendish Lab origins and historic nuclear discoveries.
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Dalhousie University
R. L. de
Saunders
Dalhousie
Cambridge
Cavendish Laboratories
J. J. Thomson
Chadwick
Rutherford
When junior enters hospital
The passage discusses helping a child accept sickness and hospital admission. It stresses that doctors’ explanations should come from trusted authorities, that hospitalization is not a fun vacation, and that the staff’s efforts aim to make the child well.
Great Lakes Named by Early Explorers
The Great Lakes names trace to early French explorers with four Indian words Erie Huron Michigan and Ontario and two French words Superior and Saint Clair.
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Great Lakes
Erie
Huron
Michigan
Ontario
Superior
T. Clair
Mountain Sheep Sighted Near Billings With Grizzly Report
Mrs D Burt a nurse at the local hospital observed a large heavy mountain sheep in the Billings countryside standing in the highway. The animal appeared confused and seemed to be seeking a road sign as it wandered away from its pastures. The Gazette reports the sighting near Mira.
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Ares
D. Burt
Billings
Mira
Burt
Toasted Sandwiches Made Simple Quick Recipe
Plain or toasted sandwiches crafted with six hard boiled eggs chopped with crisp bacon and onion. Season with salt and pepper then moisten with mayonnaise for a satisfying filler.
Printed Pattern 4952 and Army Promotion News
The text describes a sewing pattern 4952 for half sizes with wrap-tie top and printed directions, plus an Army notice: Saunders, from New Brunswick, is to be promoted to captain in February. He joined as a boy soldier in 1943, was commissioned in 1951, served in Vancouver Camp Borden and Soest, and is now with 10 Company RCASC Winnipeg since 1859.
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Service Corps
RCASC
National Defence
Killer Wills Eyes to Blind Killer Wills Eyes to Blind
Marvin McKee, 20, charged with murdering an Ahautsville taxi driver, pled consent to Eye Bank of Canada aloud. A prosecutor seeks verdict and McKee’s intent remains contested as the case unfolds in court.
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Killer
Marvin McKee
Ahauttsville
Will
Puzzle Filled Bible Quiz Scrambles Through Scriptural Clues
A dense OCR style puzzle lists biblical references and word clues across many topics. Questions range from names, places, and events to numbers, tools, and artifacts, interleaved with biblical verses and literary terms. The reader must match each clue to the correct term or person.
Indoor Field Day Events and Scoring Guide
A historical list describes indoor field day events including javelin like straw throws, clothespin milk bottle targets, curling with bean bags, softballs at clubs, funnel catches with rubber ball, ping pong ball carton, calendar toss, sail cards, shot put style balloon toss, and rubber ring toss. It outlines distances, attempts, and point scoring for each event.
Canadas non agricultural labour force growth 1949 to 1959
The non agricultural labour force in Canada rose from 2 973 000 persons in 1949 to 5 585 000 persons in 1959, reflecting significant expansion across sectors and activities beyond farming. The increase underscores shifting economic trends and rising urban employment during the decade.
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Canada
World Refugee Year drive organized in Regina
A cross‑group committee in Regina launches the World Refugee Year Fund aiming for 50 000. Co chairs are Mrs. R. H. Milliken and Leo LaBelle with officers including Mrs. E. Sutherland and Rev. R. Vipond. Peter Casson, UN refugee chief for Canada, spoke at a February 24 meeting and urged public support for refugees in Europe and the Middle East.
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Saskatchewan
R. H. Milliken
Leo LaBelle
E. Sutherland
G. Harrison
R. Vipond
B. Henderson
Peter Casson
Toronto
Casson
Canada
United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees
Canadian Refugee Committee
Regina
United Nations
Europe
Tunisia
Morocco
Gaza Strip
Jordan
Lebanon
Syria
Hong Kong
Hidden costs of mental illness in Canada
The text outlines the vast financial toll of mental illness in Canada, noting 100000 people in institutions, annual costs over 100 million dollars, and additional societal harms. It highlights human misery, impacts on productivity, and the need for public awareness and government action led by the Canadian Mental Health Association.
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Canadian Mental Health Association
Mounties to Attend Regina Horse Show This Year
The RCMP will participate in the Regina Horse Show from March 21 to 24. Officials announced a Calf Scramble and a Mounted Escort with two equestrian games, new tricks developed in Regina. Prize lists are out and entries are arriving from Western Canada, available from manager T. H. McLeod of the Regina Exhibition Association.
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RCMP
Regina
Canada
T. H. McLeod
Smokers’ Babies Smaller in New Study
British doctor C. R. Lowe analyzed 2,042 cases and found that mothers who smoked during pregnancy tended to have smaller babies at birth and lighter weights than non smoking mothers, suggesting potential stunting effects on unborn children.
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C. R. Lowe
Parthenon at Athens Completed in 438 B. C.
The Parthenon in Athens reached completion in 438 B.C. as a landmark of ancient Greek architecture. Builders labored to finalize the temple honoring Athena with sculpted metopes and a marble exterior.
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Athens
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