Final Conversation of Jesus and Peter and John
The piece presents a devotional reflection on Jesus signaling Peter to follow Him unto martyrdom, and John’s later exile on Patmos. It emphasizes uniqueness of each life’s plan, avoiding imitation, and urges surrender to Jesus for grace to follow. John’s visions promise Christ’s return.
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Jesus
Peter
God
John
Patmos
Heaven
Hell
John 1
Jesus Christ
Henry Busse Completes First Solo Flight Milestone
Henry Busse, 62, earned a proud milestone by making his first solo flight after taking flying lessons with Raven Air Services. Instructor Vic Smith calls him an enthusiastic pupil as his solo trip marks a key step in his flying career.
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Henry
Raven Air Services
Vic Smith
Metals Changed Alchemists Right on Many Points
The piece notes that modern science has achieved transmutation by turning gold into mercury in a reactor process yielding a rare mercury isotope valued at about $3,000 per gram from gold. It contrasts alchemists hopes with today’s atomic physics, tracing alchemy’s history and noting the Philosopher’s Stone parallels to modern catalysts and the universal Prima materia concept.
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United States
Egypt
Europe
National Geographic Society
Frederick of
Wurzburg
Lion and Tiger Roaring Tale From Yellowknife
The fable recounts a lion bragging about his roar and kingdom, a tiger challenging him, a rabbit fleeing, and a fox investigating. The moral warns not to advertise without real prowess. News of the North in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories.
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the News of the North
Yellowknife
N.W.T
Legislature rush prompts call for Hansard record
In a brief session delegates call for a Hansard to curb rapid passage of controversial measures. The remark, attributed to Harrison Agassiz of British Columbia, urges documenting debates to slow the process.
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Harrison-Agassiz
Canada’s Diverse Higher Education Landscape
Canada features six provincial universities and about 160 private universities offering degree credit courses alongside roughly 170 colleges. The system reflects a mix of public and private institutions providing diverse degree options across provinces.
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Canada
Wool suit quality and fit tips from a tailor guide
A detailed guide explains how to judge suit quality beyond fabric price. It covers hand finishing, pocket stitching, lining durability, fabric interlinings, and accurate fitting. Look for hair canvas, linen collars, and proper shoulder shaping, then ensure comfort, movement, and correct sleeve and trouser lengths for a polished, lasting look.
Oldest living thing proven 4600-year-old pine in California
Inyo National Forest hosts bristlecone pines in the White Mountains near the Nevada line that surpass the sequoias in age. National Geographic reports a grove including 17 trees over 4000 years, with Methuselah among the oldest. Dr. Edmund Schulman led the dating using tree rings and borers, noting longevity stems from drought resistance and growth halts during lean years. He died in January as findings went to press.
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Inyo National Forest
White Mountains
California
San Francisco
Nevada
Edmund Schulman
National Geographic
Schulman
American West
Ary
National Geographic Expeditions
Pueblo Bonito
New Mexico
Columbus
University of Arizona
Federal decision awaits Rosmen waterworks approval
A nine man Regina delegation reported that final approval for Rosmen's waterworks rests with federal authorities in Ottawa. They also met Russ Brown, Sask Power minister, to discuss bringing natural gas to the area. Brown noted gas expansion could justify a second line into Prince Albert via a route including St. Louis Merl fort Tisdale and Nipawin.
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Rosmen
Ottawa
Regina
Russ Brown
Sask. Power Corporation
Brown
P.A
St. Louis
Merlfort
Tisdale
Nipawin
Rothern
The
Sask
Valley Newa
Tornado wrecks neighbors rebuild at Watrous
Neighbors rallied after a Wednesday tornado in Watrous April 16 to aid Mr. and Mrs. Clint Leech. Debris cleared, 118 pigs scattered, a new 72 by 24 foot disaster barn planned with 50 volunteers and a $500 Legion fund.
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Watrous
Clint Leech
C. A. Rishel
Leech Farm
the Homemakers’ Club and Legion Auxiliary
H. V. Teal
E. M. Busse
N. J. Allan
Monster
The
Canadian Legion
Neil McArthur
C. Amundrud
A. J. Gordon
J. M. Baker
Import Values by Country in 1956
In 1956 Canada imported fully manufactured goods valued at 4.397 billion dollars, or 273.40 per capita. United Kingdom at 2.5 billion dollars or 48.80 per capita. United States at 4.378 billion dollars or 26.00 per capita.
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Canada
United Kingdom
United States
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Barclay Warken
Henry Busse
Sam
Alchemists
the Manitou, Watrous, Sask
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