Birthday greetings and community notes from Lac du Bonnet
A collage of local updates greeting Bernice Kulbabea on eight, noting visits by the Park couple, a new water supply project start, leadership changes at a local company, and Rev. Brandrick’s arrival to St. John’s. Also mentions Newell Sutherland health, a birth congratulations for J Letain family, multiple birthdays at Cecil Park, Eddie Markusson joining Manitoba Forest Service, evangelistic services at Full Gospel Mission Lac du Bonnet with Winnipeg guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Full Gospel Mission Church
Lac du Bonnet
Winnipeg
Immunization protects children from diphtheria and whooping cough
The notice urges parents to immunize children against diphtheria and whooping cough, stating yearly Canadian deaths occur from these diseases. It promises free, safe, and painless vaccines at health clinics and frames vaccination as a parental responsibility to protect children.
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Canada
Frayed tempers flare over late government bills in Ottawa session
In a tense afternoon and night sitting Friday, L Stinson protests late submission of government bills, angering opposition led by Hansford who withdraws a remark. McLenaghan withdraws graciously as Speaker intervenes. D Roblin also protests late appearances while Premier Campbell loses patience.
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L. Stinson
C.C.F
C.cf
Hansford
Speaker
McLenaghen
Potomac
D. Roblin
Ind
Campbell
Legislature Ends In Rowdy Session With Windup Paper Fight
The 23rd legislature prorogued after a long acrimonious debate on the Institute of Accredited Accountants bill and a Trans-Canada Highway measure. A mock battle erupted as officials left, with reporters and press gallery hit by paper missiles while members rejoiced in a windup like a blizzard inside the chamber. The speaker commended the session as productive, and the province eyes next assembly.
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Institute of Accredited Accountants
Len Earl
Best Control Through Moderate Exercise After Forty
Reasonable exercise helps manage weight without turning middle age into intense training. Walking gardening moderate golfing and lawn bowling are gentle recreation options that strengthen body and mind for adults after forty.
Women students in Canadian universities in 1920
In 1920 there were 3383 women registered as students in Canadian universities, about a quarter of today’s number.
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Lace
Boum Lee
És Bennet
Gurney
David Jacques
Great Falls
Mes. C. Brown
Lake View Hotel
Lac du
Joe Deslauriers
Mgr
Walbec Theatre
China
Gail Russell
MR. Softtouch” Nvetya Saeed
Glen Ford
Bernice Kulbabea
Tom Park
John Kiziak
John Peifer
H. W. Brandrick
Emmanuel College
S. Richardson
St. John’s Anglican Church
Holiday Beach
Newell Sutherland
Newell
Grace
Mrs. J. Letain
Cecil Park
Roy
Allan
Judy
Patricia
Eddie Markusson
Manitoba Government Forest Service
Manitoba
Manitoba Censor Board
Manitoba Board OF Moving Picture Censors
HAMM
Roblin
Speaker Miller
Whitehall
Solons
Golden Boy
Ichabod
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