Pointed questions on stove safety and heating maintenance
The passage raises questions about keeping stoves and heating equipment in good working order in cold climates for seven to eight months a year. It warns that rubbish and trash breed fire and hints at issues in peak polio years.
Canada’s Foreign Aid Exceeds Four Billion in Grants and Loans
Canada’s financial assistance to other nations topped 4.3 billion dollars, with over half in outright grants and the rest in loans that have been partly repaid, reflecting a mix of aid approaches.
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Canada
Sylvania makes brisk turnaround for Montreal to Liverpool run
The 22,000 ton Cunard liner Sylvania arrived from Liverpool with 900 passengers and cargo, then departed Montreal within 16 hours with 600 passengers and full stores for a eastbound crossing. Harbor staff worked through the night to load 1,500 passengers, 5,000 baggage pieces, 1,260 tons cargo and 5,743 bags of mail.
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Liverpool
Montreal
mid-Atlantic
Sylvania
Cunard
Protein in daily diet importance and sources
The article notes proteins are essential for body maintenance and highlights meat eggs cheese dried beans fish as good sources. It emphasizes milk as an important protein source in all forms including liquid evaporated or powdered.
Alberta Oil Output Grows From 109 to 137.5 Million Barrels
During 1948 to 1957 Alberta oil production rose from 109 million barrels to 137.5 million barrels, reflecting a substantial expansion in output over the decade.
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Alberta
Madden Named Director At Brewing and Malting Institute
Murray G Madden of Winnipeg is appointed Director of the Brewing and Malting Barley Research Institute, succeeding Dr T J Harrison. A University of Western Ontario graduate with 25 years in brewing, he helped found the institute in 1944 and is renowned for barley research. The University of Saskatchewan receives a continued $4000 grant from the Winnipeg institute for malting barley breeding in Saskatchewan.
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Murray G. Madden
Winnipeg
Brewing and
T. J. Harrison
Madden
University of Western Ontario
University of Manitoba
Agricultural College
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Dr. Harrison
Canada
Consistent flavor urged for Regina milk by dairy official
At a Co op meeting in Vibasik, Don Guy of Silverwood’s Regina dairy urged dairy farmers to produce milk with a stable flavor. He noted housewives switch to powdered milk when fresh milk flavor changes and consumption drops, stressing that changing taste risks a shrinking market for fresh milk.
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Co-op
Vibasik
Don Guy
Silverwood
Regina
Guy
Winnipeg
Giant spud giants grow in Carman garden yields
In Carman Manitoba H B Last brings a Minota potato weighing 3 lb 7 oz with 15 inch girth and 20 percent circumference. several more of equal size from the Last plot. Clarence Devins in Carman south end likewise has Cherokee variety tubers of similar size. An old note adds a radiator fact: about 3000 gallons of water circulate per hour at 60 mph.
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H. B. Last
Carman
Milk Quality and Feed Flavour Impact on Dairies
A fragment notes concerns about flavor in milk caused by weedy or grassy feeds. The text implies potential financial losses for dairymen if milk flavor contamination occurs, stressing the economic impact of feed choices on dairy operations.
U of S to Get Artificial Ice Plant and Curling Rink
The University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon will install an artificial ice plant at Rutherford hockey rink and build a new campus curling rink. Total outlay is about 141000 dollars with tenders to be called soon. The plan includes six sheets initially, expanding later to twelve, and will reduce off campus curling for 213 student rinks.
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University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Rutherford
University
Maple Sugar and Syrup Early Indian Craft
Early records show maple sugar and maple syrup first produced by Indigenous peoples with sales in Quebec and Montreal dating to 1685. The note highlights historical precedent for maple products in colonial Canada.
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Quebec
Montreal
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