A Brief History of Baths Across Civilizations
A medical magazine article traces baths from ancient rites to modern healing. It notes early use by priests and priests and pilgrims, public baths in Rome and Byzantium, and social bathing practices. The piece mentions later reform by the church, crusaders, and the rise of modern home bathrooms with plumbing. It also warns about drowning risks for infants with bottle feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panamas
Nile
Jordan
Rome
Ryiand
Russia
Manitoba’s battling trout on world stage
Manitoba unveils a large scale trout program with over two million lake trout eggs and 100 000 splake eggs flown from The Pas to Whiteshell hatchery. Most eggs will be distributed to North American and French agencies after incubation, with remaining eggs hatched in January or February at Whiteshell and released as fingerlings or yearlings in coming seasons. The Fisheries Branch operates Clearwater Spawn camp and Whiteshell Hatchery, aiming to stock provincial lakes and foster cross border egg exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
North America
France
West Hawk Lake
Clearwater Lake
Pas
Canadian Wildlife Service
Fisheries Branch
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Europeans visit Canada on study tour to Ontario and Quebec
Twenty senior agricultural officials from 14 European countries will tour Ontario and Quebec en route to a St. Louis conference. Sponsored by the European Productivity Agency, the delegation will study Canada’s agricultural extension services, visit farms and co‑operatives, and confer with federal authorities in Ottawa. They will stop at St. Martine, Ste. Anne de Bellevue, Toronto, Vineland, Niagara Falls, Guelph, London, Chatham and Windsor among others, visiting Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, The Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Turkey and the United Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Quebec
American Association of Land Grant Colleges and
St. Louis
Miss
Montreal
U.S
Windsor
European Productivity Agency
Organization For European Economic Co-operation
Canada
The
Agricultural College
St. Martine
Macdonald College
Ste. Anne de Bellevue
Federal Agricultural Authentics
Ottawa
Toronto
Vineland
Niagara Falls
Guelph
London
Chatham
Austria
Belgium
Denmark
France
Germany
Greece
Ireland
Italy
Netherlands
Portugal
Spain
Sweden
Turkey
United Kingdom
CNR speeds up piggyback service to Calgary
Canadian National Railways announces faster piggyback freight from Saskatoon to Calgary. Commercial trailers are now carried on passenger Train No 9 with a 7 10 p m departure from Saskatoon and 8 15 a m arrival in Calgary daily except Saturday.
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Saskatoon
Calgary
Canadian National Rail- Ways Road Transport Department
CNR
Turkey marketings set record as inventories decline
Canada reports a record pace of turkey marketings through registered stations from January 1 to September 5, rising 15.8 million pounds to 366 million. Stocks started 1959 with 18.3 million pounds, down to 6.4 million by September 1. Disappearance totals reached 48.5 million pounds since January 1, with last year showing 7.1 million pounds less. Labor Day sales also hit a record high for that period.
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Canada
E. D. Bonnyman
Canada Department of Agriculture
Bonnyman
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Early treatment advised for emotional illness
Mental illness often curable if diagnosed early. Seek a doctor or psychiatrist at first signs of disturbance. do not let the illness run its course.
Creative Thinkers Move Fearlessly Into Uncharted Realms
The Carillon News from Steinbach Manitoba notes that progress comes from people who tackle the unknown without a clear map. Creative thinkers explore unexplored territories, trusting themselves to blaze new trails for invention and art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinbach
The
Carillon News
Booklet on South Saskatchewan River project released
Premier Dougla s announced a new 25 page booklet detailing the South Saskatchewan River Development Commission project. Produced by the Department of Travel and Information, it uses photographs and statistics to outline irrigation, power, water supply, flood control, and recreation growth, with requests for copies directed to Regina.
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South Saskatchewan
Oc Douglas
South Saskatchewan River Development Commission
Department of Travel and Information
Saskatchewan
Douglas Sais
Legislative Annex
Regina
Sask
Canada Veterans Spending Highlights Last Fiscal Year
In the last fiscal year Canada spent 291 million dollars on behalf of war veterans and their dependents. Pensions totaled 151 million, with 61 million for treatment and welfare services and 61 million for veterans allowances and benefits.
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Canada
Craft Catalog Offer From Anne's Arts & Crafts
An illustrated catalogue from Anne's Arts & Crafts Supplica at 1720 South St Regina offers relaxation or profit through handicrafts. The promotional notice mentions refunds with orders of two dollars or more.
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Anne's Arts & Crafts
Searth St. Regina
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Talz
White House
Redy
Wolo
Mttta Rw
WEA
Science Monitor
Boston
Omer Rouse
Teder
the Times
Tabor
Alta
Ken Parker
Walter Payne
Gordie Laurie
Clarence Wentz
Anse Adams Pattern Dept
Department P.P.L
Front Street
South Saskatchewan River
Cunard
Toronto Dominion Bank
Portage Avenue
Winnipeg
Whitehall
Carinthia
Sylvania
Saxonia
Havre
Southampton
Greenock
Liverpool
le Havre
New York
Halifax
Ivernia
Cobh
Cunard Line
Saint John
Edmonton
Vancouver
PTH Parnes Wis
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