Sweater Trick and Kicking Tips Highlight The Sports Clinic
The Sports Clinic presents advice from the Canadian Amateur Sports and Physical Fitness Development Service. Coach-like guidance covers kicking head positioning and a sweater-biting trick used by Lou Groza to maintain eye contact with the ball. Fitness tips warn against stiffness from overexertion and suggest gradual progression and remedies like rest and hot baths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Groza
Cleveland Browns
Groza
Grozak
Sports College
Toronto 1
Weekly Bible Comment and Ragge Lundberg Feature
A thoughtful weekly Bible note discusses how early Christian writers saw continuity with Judaism and the shift from blood sacrifice to Christ’s sacrifice, stressing a contrite heart over ritual appeasement. The second piece highlights Swedish pole vaulter Ragge Lundberg performing for his polio patient wife Jinni, learning her daily gymnastics to aid recovery as he trains for the Olympics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Christ
God
Ragge Lundberg
Jinni
Key to preventing winter colds through diet
The sufferer of repeated winter colds may find the cause in diet. Skipping breakfast and a random lunch can trigger colds. Build up resistance by a good breakfast and a balanced lunch with milk fruit or vegetables bread and protein. It pays to eat wisely.
Weather and society notes from a bygone issue
A column riffs on feminine hurricane names and odd curiosities about fashion and sleep. It questions Zenda as a name and lists Zoe Zenobia and Zenocrate as possibilities. A Hotterdam restaurant advertises all you can eat and drink in one hour forty minutes for $2.80, with Italy’s marriage norms and policy on punctuality and safety discussed.
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Anna
Zenida
Weather Bureau
Zenda
Zoe
Zenobia
Zenocrate
Hotterdam
Holland
Texas
VIP Inexpensive Plate and a Seven Year Deal
A Washington chop suey joint owner jokes about VIP meaning Very Inexpensive Plate. A neighbor fixes a seven year old boy Johnny’s bike chain after it comes off, the boy admits he can do it faster but dislikes getting his hands dirty. A farmer buys back his horse after a thief uses a hexed tale, then laments the horse’s fate.
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Washington, D.C
Soong Lee
Johnny
Pennsylvania
Free apprenticeship classes begin soon in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan apprenticeship courses at Canadian Vocational Training School in Saskatoon start Sept 24 in Motor Vehicle Mechanics Repair with more trades following, including Electrical Nov 12 and Plumbing Sheet Metal Carpentry Bricklaying in January, plus Welding and Auto Body at Moose Jaw January 7. Applicants 16 and older must work in trade and be indentured. training is free and spaces are limited.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
C. C. Williams
Moose Jaw
Apprenticeship and Tradesmans' Qualifications
Labor Department
Willams
Apprenticeship and Tradesmens' Qualifications
Longest Great Lake and 1945 family allowance costs
The question asks which Great Lake is longest, recalls 1945 family allowance payments at 17.5 million dollars monthly, and seeks present cost. It also asks for current employment totals in farming mining and manufacturing, the Prime Minister from August 1930 to October 1935, and whether this year’s federal spending favors national defence or welfare and social security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Canada
Answers to Quick Quiz Five Reveals Canada Facts
The text lists approximate figures for Quick Canadian Facts. It notes about the same amount on each item around 1 769 million dollars and 33 million per month. It identifies farming 800000 mining 140000 manufacturing 1300000, Lake Superior 383 miles, Rt. Hon. R. B. Bennett as a political figure.
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Lake Superior
R. B. Bennett
Quick Canadian Facts
Canada
Turkeys in Canada by Province Reach Prairie Regions
About 2.6 million of the estimated 4.01 million turkeys on Canadian farms as of June 1 were in the Prairie Provinces and British Columbia. Ontario held the largest individual count with 875,000 birds.
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Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Ontario
World Salt Output in 1954 by Country
Canada ranks second to the United States in Western Hemisphere salt production but falls well behind France Germany Italy Poland Soviet Union Spain China and India in global output. Total world production in 1954 is estimated at 63,400,000 short tons.
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Canada
United States
France
West Germany
Italy
Poland
Soviet Russia
Spain
China
India
Pennants and crests sales rise in 1954 shown in Canada
Factory selling value of felt pennants and crests made in Canadian factories in 1954 amounted to 807,196 dollars, almost double the 1953 value of 420,782 dollars.
Softwoods and hardwoods share of Canadian lumber in 1954
Softwoods accounted for an estimated 94.1 percent of lumber sawn in Canada in 1954 while hardwoods were 5.9 percent. Among provinces British Columbia had nearly all softwoods, Quebec 19.9 percent hardwoods, Ontario 19.8 percent and Saskatchewan 17.4 percent hardwoods, representing the largest hardwood share.
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Canada
British Columbia
Quebec
Ontario
Saskatchewan
March derives its name from Mars the Roman god of war
The article notes that March is named for Mars, the ancient Roman god associated with war, reflecting its origins in the calendar and mythological tradition.
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Mars
Harvest season hazards prompt safety push in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Health Minister J Walter Erb warns harvest season brings high risks from power equipment and tractors. He cites 1955 tractor and farm machinery fatalities, eight during harvest, with causes including repairs with engines running and loose clothing. He urges guards, careful hitching, no passengers, and daily safety discipline.
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Saskatchewan
J. Walter Erb
Gems of Thought and Waiting Sayings Panel
A collection of quotes about patience and time from Dumas the Elder John O Hara Whitman Shakespeare Mary Baker Eddy and Edison. It contrasts waiting with action and hints at the value of patience in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandre Dumas the Elder
John O’hara
Whitman
William Shakespeare
Mary Baker Eddy
Thomas A. Edison
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Marine Fish
A compact crossword puzzle listing horizontal clues from 54 to 52 and vertical clues from 1 to 50. Readable entries include a mix of marine and general terms such as lair yet, outmoded fish, and country abbreviations alongside common crossword solutions.
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Canadiens Amateur Sport and
Lioyd Pescival
Weekly Bible Comment
V.duns
Casey" Jones
Quick
Hamburg
Germany
George
Erb
United States of America
Ireland
North Dakota
Seas
Emerald Isle
NAVY
Peggy
Peter
Chuck
By George Sixta
Leo Caroll
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