Saskatchewan Safety Council Warns on Traffic Fatalities
The Saskatchewan Highway Safety Council issued warnings to motorists and pedestrians about rising traffic fatalities. With 162 deaths by midyear 1962, up from 145 the prior year, officials urge immediate action and highlight Safe Driving Week December 11 to 17 as a major focus for safer driving and walking practices.
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Saskatchewan Highway Safety Council
Leopart
Brown
Saskatchewan
Classic basic dress pattern for slim or flared skirt
Pattern 4747 offers a versatile dress with necklines to accessorize jewelry. Includes sizes and fabric yardage for 54 inch material, with prices and mailing details to Toronto Household Arts department.
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Household Arts
Department P.P.L
Front Street W
Toronto
Sew pattern touts four styling options for demi AL suits
Printed Pattern 4760 offers two jacket and two skirt versions with sizes up to 16 y and a 35 inch fabric requirement. The ad urges readers to send fifty cents and a self addressed stamped envelope to Anne Adams Patterns in Toronto for the pattern number and details.
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Adaress
Anne Adams
Dept. P.P.L
Front St. W
Toronto
Ontario
Fragmented OCR Word List With Mixed Clues and Numbers
A corrupted page item presents a jumble of terms and clues spanning vacuum tube references, valves, lubricants, and various garbled entries including names like Jo Pesver and Mrs. Deer, with scattered numbers and partial definitions that suggest a crossword style glossary or puzzle fragment.
Canada’s Governor General first holder and Rideau Hall origin
Irish-born Charles Stanley Kelly, Viscount Monck, was Canada’s first governor general. Rideau Hall got its name from a nearby canal and began as a private home before Confederation. Manufacturing dominates labour income, about 28 percent, with year-end estimates around 6.5 billion for March 1963, and federal spending rising from 553 million to about 2.2 billion.
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Canada
Feaeral
Rideau Hall
Charles Stanley Kelly
Viscount Monck
Rideau Canal
Great Generals Who Never Lost Battle
The article lists three historic generals who remained undefeated: Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, and the Duke of Wellington. It notes their military prowess and lasting fame in world history.
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Alexander the Great
Julius Caesar
Duke of Wellington
Roman Empire Population Estimate in Ancient Times
An outlandish figure claims the population of the Roman Empire reached about 55 million. The text appears from an OCR fragment with unclear wording and possible transcription errors regarding the historical population.
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Ite-Tehytet
Open season in Stanstead Journal on hunting balance
In a humorous yet pointed essay the Stanstead Journal questions hunting since an influx of weekend and regular hunters has outpaced game. It notes many animals are pursued by larger crowds, describes misbehavior and hangovers in camps, and jokes about wives seeking open season to restore balance.
Autumn Smell Sparks Block Washroom War
A humorous quarrel erupts on the block over smoke from a bonfire and a neighbor’s washing. Efforts to separate washers and burners fail. legal and practical barriers thwart fences and dryers. The joke ends with a plea for a Nobel peace prize for a fix to keep smoke out of the wash.
Arresting Alcoholism booklet offers paths to recovery
A New York foundation releases Arresting Alcoholism detailing insidious disease traits, with estimates of million alcoholics, one in fifteen drinkers affected, and pointers from AA and public programs. It argues success comes from self‑belief, support from others, and even spiritual aid, plus avoiding alcohol entirely.
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United States
Christopher D. Smithers Foundation
New York
Alcoholics Anonymous
National Council On Alcoholism
Bookle
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Pete Duck
Arceda
Love Gcotish
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Ulla Moreland
Norma Wildgoose
AH Gee
Nina Holden
Fednews
Toulouse
France
Henry Ford
The
Stanstead Journal
Rock Island
Stanstead
Quebec
Vancouver Sun
John Keats
Christian Science Monitor
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