Bedtime routines may aid restless youngsters in settling down
If Junior objects to retiring a bedtime, he may respond better to a slower pace earlier in the evening. Last minute romping and excitement hinder sleep. He should have a regular bedtime and keep that schedule.
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Anne Adams Pattern Order Form Note
Advertisement for the Anne Adams Pattern Department asking customers to send fifty cents plus 150 cents in stamps for a pattern, with instruction to print plain details including size name address and style number and mail to the Pattern Dept at 60 Front Street West Toronto.
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Front Street
Toronto
The Lords Prayer Crochet Pattern in Catholic and Protestant Versions
Crochet chart and directions for The Lords Prayer in Catholic and Protestant versions on 24x36 inch panels. Include pattern in No 50 cotton, send with name address and cadet number to confirm order.
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Blames Annol
Nylon carpet care and stain removal tips
A housekeeper guide explains prompt spill action to prevent set stains and outlines methods for removing fruit juice, cola, ink, coffee, and grease from nylon carpets. It notes that nylon fibers tolerate detergents and solvents, warns about jute backing shrinking with excess moisture, and suggests professional rug cleaners for tough stains in certain cases.
Bible Society notes rapid Africa growth in Bible work
The Bible societies support 30 million Christians with expanding Scripture distribution across 65 languages. 1,286,000 gospels are being produced, mainly in Britain, with 600,000 in 10 other languages in African presses. New auxiliaries rise in East Africa and Rhodesias as Nigerians organize broader leadership.
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Africa
Bible Societies
British and Foreign Bible Society
Great Britain
French West Africa
Canadian Bible Society
Rhodesia
New Bible Society
East Africa
Rhodesias
Horizon Puzzles and Wordfind Duo Intrigue
A dense, fragmented clue list combines names symbols and wordplay across two columns. It interleaves many numbered hints with definitions and partial answers, hinting at a large crossword style puzzle with thematic ties between mythic, geographic and common nouns.
Import Valuations Could Raise European Car Costs
Canada plans to raise import valuations on European cars effective December 1 after a United Automobile Workers submission. Current duties were based on 30 percent below the list price of the country of manufacture, but higher valuations will add at least 167 dollars per car for cheap imports and potentially much more for pricier models. The change targets consumer prices and reflects a shift in how imports are assessed.
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Canada
Europe
United Automobile Workers
Rural writers honored during Canadian Weekly Newspaper Week
The piece honors rural correspondents for their faithful service in weekly newspapers. It notes their long years of coverage, their role in publicizing community activities, and preserving local history. Readers are urged to support and communicate with their local reporters.
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Globe
Quebec Zoo Names Gorillas Arthur and Osa Amid Cold War Crunch
The Quebec Zoological Gardens named two new gorillas Arthur and Osa as a lighthearted contrast to political tensions. The piece notes the neutral choice avoids endorsing any nation and observes how leaders and publics might misread names, while considering how humans and gorillas alike view each other across bars.
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Quebec Zoological Gardens
Arthur
Osa
Quebec
Devaluing the bong in wartime BBC policy shift
The Christian Science Monitor notes Britain trims Big Ben’s chimes to one bong per hour to fit modern broadcasting pace. BBC moves from ritual hourly strikes to crisper radio style, rationing the iconic sound while preserving a reduced symbol of past patience for listeners worldwide.
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Big Ben
Britain
British Broadcasting Company
BBC
Tibet refugees to receive pork shipment from Montreal
The Canadian Junior Chamber of Commerce announced a 100,000-pound pork shipment will depart Montreal for Tibetan refugees in northern India. The meat, part of the organization’s rehabilitation program, was negotiated last spring with the federal government.
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Canadian
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Montreal
India
Fire Hazard Before Heating System Use
Before the heating system is put into operation it should be thoroughly checked for fire hazards. Flammable articles near the furnace could cause trouble and papers cartons coal oil machine oil or cleaning liquids should not be near the furnace. Gasoline should never be stored in the same basement as the furnace.
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