The Sports Clinic Guidance For Fitness And Diet
This piece outlines the Gerling system to estimate ideal weight by height and body build, advises adjusting for slender or heavy builds, and stresses not fattening by eating more but building muscle with heavy, slow exercise and a protein rich diet. It warns against shutting eyes during tackles and promotes moderate salt intake for health and weight loss. It ends by offering Sports College instructional material through Toronto Box 99.
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Sports College
Toronto
Ontario
Saskatchewan Born Hair Stylist Plans Dream Salon
Saskatchewan born hair stylist Michael MacNeil built a cosmopolitan career in London after selling his Abernethy shop in 1949. He styled for coronation week at Westminster Abbey, worked with duchesses and countesses, and treated Canadian spouses of national leaders. MacNeil aims to own a top Canadian salon someday, having chosen the name, colors, and fittings.
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Michael MacNeil
Bienfair
Sask
Vancouver
Mayfair
Antoine
Paris
Duchess of Argyll
Bute and Lothian
Sondes
Feversham
Joan Greenwood
Elizabeth Sellars
Margaret Johnson
Yvonne Arnaud
Westminster Abbey
MacNeil
T. C. Douglas
William Patterson
Saskatchewan
E C. Leslie
University of Saskatchewan
Princess Marie of Croy
Abernethy, Sask
New York
Canada
Scotland
Hebrides
Barra
United States
Regina
Get it right on quotations and women in the workplace
The column surveys misquotations like The love of money is the root of all evil and gilding the lily while critiquing gender distinctions in titles Mrs Miss and Mr. It notes nurses doctors female physicians and initials in names, jokes about fashion layers, and laments late dictation by executives.
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Manhattan
Tribute Paid To Canada By N Y Times
New York Times editorial lauds Canada as a rising world power, noting its vibrant development and economic boom. The piece argues Canada’s growing visibility enhances US economy and security, marking a shift from internal turmoil to global prominence.
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Canada
N.Y. Times
New York
The
New York Times
the Times
Dominion
United States
Crabs Point to Mn Treasure Near Naas River
In Vancouver a black coating on crabs at the Naas river mouth in northern British Columbia is found to be nearly 24 percent manganese. Scientists Idler and Mac Leod remove the coating to confirm the mineral, believed to come from upstream drift. The province reserves manganese and iron for home industry, and claims may be staked elsewhere.
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Vancouver
Naas River
British Columbia
Pacific Fisheries Experimental Station
D. R. Idler
R. A. MacLeod
Above average hay yields in most Saskatchewan regions
Saskatchewan report shows hay yields above average in nearly all districts with a good overall feed situation. Some areas delayed by heavy rain or flooded sloughs. Farmers needing seed should contact municipal officials and local agricultural representatives as surplus supplies are being located by the provincial plant industry branch.
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Sask
Regina
Saskatchewan
R. E. McKenzie
McKenzie
Quiz answers: Canada rank and regions
Canada now ranks seventh in steel production, down from eighth a year ago. Manitoba is identified as the region, while Labrador is described as almost three times the area of the Island of Newfoundland. Caribou is mentioned, with population density noted as fewer than four persons per square mile.
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Canada
Manitoba
Labrador
Newfourthland
Caribou
Australian climber aims to form West Kootenay mountaineering club
Leon Blumer, an Australian mountaineer with climbs in 11 countries and five Canadian first ascents, attracts six fellow climbers in the Kootenay Valley. Since arriving in Vancouver in 1952 he has scaled Mont Blanc and Mount Rainier, and now pursues weekends hopping through the Cascade peaks. He says climbing blends scenery and friendship into a meaningful pursuit.
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West Kootenay
Cascade Range
Blumer
Mont Blanc
United States
Mount Rainier
Washington State
Rainier
Pacific Coast
Canada
Vancouver
Kootenay
Butter stocks in nine Canadian cities rise to 64.7 million pounds
Canada nine city creamery butter totals on September 17 reach 64,674,000 pounds, up from 51,513,000 a year earlier. Key holdings: Quebec 4,791 thousand, Montreal 29,664 thousand, Toronto 12,608 thousand, Winnipeg 10,400 thousand, Regina 1,182 thousand, Saskatoon 407 thousand, Edmonton 2,855 thousand, Calgary 932 thousand, Vancouver 1,835 thousand. year-ago figures shown in brackets.
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Canada
Quebec
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Regina
Saskatoon
Edmonton
Calgary
Vancouver
Be prepared is watchword of Christian progress
Weekly Bible Comment argues readiness spans religion and life. It cites John the Baptist, Jesus, and Paul as models of preparation and discipline. Education is key for growth, enabling knowledge and discernment, and without it the Bible and church could not exist. Be prepared remains vital today.
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John the Baptist
Jesus
Nazareth
Paul
Desert
Tennyson
Quick Cooling of Hot Dishes in Salted Water
A hot dish can be cooled rapidly by placing it in a pan of cold water that is well salted. The method uses the high heat transfer of water and the freezing point depression from salt to accelerate cooling.
Only Graves Remain Of Once Flourishing Tail Creek Alberta
Tail Creek once housed about 2,000 people with 400 log cabins on a shallow valley. It was a busy winter hub for buffalo hunters from Edmonton St Albert and Lac Ste Anne, with dancing and gambling in the meeting-house. A 1878 fire ended the town save for a cemetery and a single cabin moved to Stettler as a memorial.
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Tail Creek
St. Boniface
Winnipeg
Edmonton
St. Albert
Lac Ste. Anne
Stettler
Kitchen Meditations By Jane Dale A Motherly Kindness
Poem celebrates mothers kindness and generosity. A mother forgives, seeks repayment in heart of gratitude, and mirrors the world’s maternal care. It speaks of boundless love, shared prayers, and an innate gift of compassion toward the needy.
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Jane Dale
Quick Canadia Quiz on Geography and Industry
A compact quiz asks which has more area Newfoundland or Labrador coast, compares U S population density to Canada, queries which Prairie Province’s wealth stems from manufacturing, asks for the name of the rein deer in the wild, and places Canada among world steel producers. Answers appear in Another Column.
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Newfoundland
Labrador
U.S
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Manufacturer Stresses Value Of Newspapers
NIAGARA FALLS Ont O W Titus new president of the Canadian Electrical Manufacturers Association urges Canadians to read newspapers and magazines to build a stronger healthier more unified Canada. Mohammedan law permits a man to have four wives.
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Ont
O. W. Titus
Canada
Titus
Canadian Electrical Manufacturers’ Association
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Clue List 1 7
Puzzle clues spanning across and down include actress pictured, penitence, high peak, retainer, large cask, street abbreviation, solar disk, symbol for cobalt, egret, urns, native of Denmark, wapiti, underworld god, African worm, tumult, against, middays, bamboolike grasses, diminutive of Edward, lounge about, eye Scot, observe, sewing too, pillar s traps, antennae, snares, lumps, thawed, little demon, universal language, whirl wind, first man, insect, auricle, fiber knots, bitter vetch, New Guinea port, sun god exists.
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Edward
New Guinea
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