Night Shadows and a City Dream in Annie Kendall Wilson
Bruce Herman moves from his small town to a city department store job driven by a letter from Margie. She pushes for the big city life while he hesitates between love and returning home. The night out with Margie ends with a choice between hometown roots and a promised future in the city.
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Bruce Herman
Margie
City Paper
Bruce
Mom
Nancy
Susan
Martin
Rose
Arwsyaper Ayodcatel
Saskatchewan Schools Observe Victoria Day on May 23
Regina reports all Saskatchewan schools will celebrate Victoria Day on May 23 instead of May 24 this year as required by federal statute. May 24 remains a regular teaching day with no special grants. May 25 will have normal operation and grant eligibility resumes.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Canada
Garden Notes Big splash with cottage flower beds
Garden notes advise solid beds of a single flower for showy effects with bright new varieties. A three foot wide petunia bed along a driveway and roughly circular beds of zinnias or marigolds create striking plant displays.
Home Workshop Patterns and Simple Garden Advice
The article presents a 24 by 17 by 23 inch bird cage pattern with red and black painted surfaces and wooden dowel bars, plus a 35 cent pattern 430 for a rocker with a pendulum toy. It then offers garden tips on staggered sowing for vegetables and flowers, transplanting care, staking large plants, and watering and fertilizer practices to ease growth and minimize shock.
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Hobby Supply
Department P.P.L
Home Workshop
West Fifth Avenue
Vancouver
Saskatchewan launches polio immunization drive with Salk vaccine
Health minister T J Bentley announces province wide program in Saskatoon Regina and seven health regions with clinics at 15 centres for children from designated areas May 2 to June 25 doses schedule. Northern administration area excluded for now with later protection.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Department of Public Health
T. J. Bentley
Saskatoon
Regina
Biggar
Canora
Colonsay
Davidson
Hudson Bay
Humboldt
Kerrobert
Kindersley
Melfort
Melville
Nipawin
Outlook
Rosetown
Wadena
Yorkton
Bentley
United States
Canada
Federal Food and Drug Control
Naught Laboratories
Toronto
University of Toronto
School of Hygiene
Department of Public Health
Connaught Laboratories
Water safety tips warn of rotting ice and spring hazards
The province faces rotting ice and flowing water hazards especially risky for children. Red Cross urges vigilance and safety gear like poles, rope, and inner tubes. Advice covers supervision of young children, novice and non swimmers, wading rules, meal timing, shore stays, gradual cooling, boat safety, and entry techniques for unknown waters.
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Red Cross
Budget seen as good news for farmers
J D Wilton president Manitoba Federation of Agriculture welcomes Walter Harris budget. He notes tax and excise reductions, no tariff increase on British wool, tariff concessions on farm items, and government support for GATT aiding prairie farmers selling surplus abroad.
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J. D. Wilton
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operation
Walter Harris
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
C.pfa
GATT
First Aid for Kitchen Can Injuries
A safety note explains how sharp can edges after opening may cut and require immediate first aid. Cleanse the wound and cover with a dry sterile dressing. Keep readymade bandages handy to apply promptly in the kitchen.
Popular Headgear Production in Canada Hits Six Thousand Dozen
Canada's hat and cap industry produced 6 088 dozen jams and berets in 1953, nearly triple the 1952 output, reflecting a strong surge in demand and expanded manufacturing capacity across the sector.
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Canada
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Ramsay Company
Bank Street
Ottawa
Gamine P
Adams Pattern Dept
Front Street
Victoria
Department of National Health and Welfare
Con
Dodd
Peggy
Jim
Betty
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