Drought in the West Rated Worst on Record
Western and southwestern United States face the worst drought since records began in the mid 19th century. The drought began in 1951 and spans Texas to the Dakotas with core in west central Texas and eastern New Mexico. Dust storms, dry rivers, and wind erosion have damaged millions of acres, with wheat losses and near nationwide dryness persisting into 1956.
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United States
Weather Bureau
Black
Rocky Mountains
Texas
Dakotas
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Montana
Missouri
Nevada
Mississippi River
Plains States
Rio Grande River
Laredo
Tex
Southwest
Ringworm Explained AsFungus Not Worm
Dr. Stewart Rogers writes in Health Magazine that ringworm is a surface fungal infection, not caused by a worm. It forms red rings on skin and patches on the scalp, often requiring hair removal and scalp treatment for cure, as surface remedies cannot reach embedded fungal mycelium. No antibiotic is effective against ringworm by mouth or injection.
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Stewart Rogers
Health Magazine
The
Health League of Canada
Rogers
Hands Freeze to Steering Wheel in Quebec Cold
A Sherbrooke man experiences a near tragic freezing incident when a faulty car heater traps his hands to the steering wheel during a late night drive from Magog to Sherbrooke. Police describe the scene as pitiful. witnesses on a street corner summoned aid as emergency treatment was administered.
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Sherbrooke
Que
Stanstead Journal
Rock Island
Plains states face wind erosion threat this winter
The report forecasts 29 million acres to be windblown this winter and spring, with about 25 million acres or 86 percent in Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas at risk of wind damage.
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Great Plains
Colorado
Kansas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Right of way for school buses urged by safety council
Alberta safety officials warn motorists to stop for school buses discharging or loading passengers. Traffic act provisions require overtaking to stop and cap speeds near buses, with fines up to 200 dollars for repeat offenses. Advocates urge enforcement, school patrols, and possible use of flashing lights to improve safety across districts.
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Paul Lawrence
Alberta Safety Council
Polce
Motor Vehicles and Traffic Act
Safety Council
Alberta
U.S
The
Herald and
East Central News
Hanna
Great Blue Heron Noted as Largest U.S. Heron
Fact notes describe the great blue heron as the largest American heron standing about four feet tall with a wingspan near six feet. It uses a long bill to spear prey in shallow water and for defense.
Printed Pattern 4659 Half Sizes 1415 to 2444
Sewing pattern advertisement for Anne Adams Pattern 4659 in half sizes 1415 to 2444. Printed directions on each tissue part claim easy, accurate fit and minimal alteration. Order by sending 40 cents in coins to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto with name address and size number.
Free patterns from Alice Brooks Needlecraft book
Household Arts Department advertises two free patterns printed in the Alice Brooks Needlecraft book with stunning designs for home and self. Dozens of other designs to order are offered, easy hand-work. Send 25 cents for a copy of the book.
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Alice Brooks
Condensation Dilemma Hits Home For Handyman
A Hanna Alta item notes excessive interior condensation plagues many homes, especially older houses. Warm moist air meets cold glass, causing water on floors. Double glazing is costly. alternatives include a condensation gutter or a de humidifier to reduce moisture.
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The
Herald
Hanna
Alta
Railways still lead in field of transportation
J T Whiteford of Canadian National Railways told the Northwest Commercial Travellers Association at The Fort Garry hotel that railways remain dominant in passenger and freight transport. He cited mechanization, improved methods, cost reductions, and expanded piggyback services with tailored charges to boost railway service flexibility.
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J. T. Whiteford
Montreal
Canadian National Railways
Mr. Whiteford
Northwest Commercial Travellers Association
Fort Garry
Fire fighting course offered at Newton fire hall
A six week Civil Defense and fire-fighting course is held at Newton fire hall. Led by a representative from the Fire Marshall's office in Vancouver, sessions occur each Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Fire-chief Art Jack invites all interested residents to attend.
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Newton
Vancouver
Art Jack
Surrey
Cloverdale
B.C
Diseases crossing species threaten human health
More than 84 animal diseases also affect people, highlighting the intertwined risk across veterinary and medical fields. The finding underscores the need for integrated surveillance, zoonotic research, and preventive measures to curb spillover and protect communities.
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Archie McDonald
Vor
G. G. McDonald & Sons
McDonalds
McDonald's
Archie
WESBV
Leonard Snyder
CPC
Nebraska
Agriculture Department
Itc Scien
Jered - Tae
United Nations Emergency Force
Middle East
Macdonald Brand
Overseas Department
MacDonald Tobacco Inc. P.O
d’Armes
Manneal
Colorado Cornfield
Greenland
Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Benes
Prerce Brookes
Household Arts Department
P.P.L
Sciill
George Christian Hanna
Canada
Harry Sullivan
Dedd
Dodd
Cunard’s
Sylvania
Carinthia
Ivernia - Saxonia
Europe
Cunard
Atlantic
SaxCria Lverria Queen Fazabeth Britamsnic
Carinthia Cueenm
Mary Scythia Queen Elizabeth Sakonia Queen Mary Carinthia Cueem Culabeth
Britahanic Mauretamia Queen Mart Sakonia Tivermia
New York
Fry
Troet
Halifax
Mars
Thers
Guebec
Frems
Cute Tr Nel Hierre
Sosthorptos
Creteurg
Southampton
Cath
Liverpool
Cen
Riverpool
Cherbo.g
Southarpton Hovre
Cherbourg
Cobh
Rivergeel
Southarpion
Greenccs
Charbourg
Leetpool Cotn
Havre
Cherborg
Southerpion
Portage Ave
Winnipeg
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