Basic Breakfast Key to Teen Health and Study Focus
The article emphasizes making breakfast a priority for high school students as their nutritional needs rise during adolescence. It notes that breakfast eaters maintain better intake of calcium, vitamin C, iron, and thiamine, while skippers consume fewer nutrients and more snacks. A practical plan outlines a basic meal of fruit, cereal, milk, bread, and butter, with optional additions like eggs or breakfast meats.
Famous cartoonist James Simpkins visits Jasper
Jasper Alberta hosts Canadian cartoonist James Simpkins creator of Jasper the Bear on a ten day whirlwind research tour to visit the real bear’s favourite haunts. Local experts note the bear did not greet him and the chamber plan aims to showcase the locale for his national park setting.
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Jasper
Alta
Jasper the Bear
James Simpkins
Simpkin
Canada
National Park
Maclean's Magazine
Jasper Chamber of Commerce
Bob Dowling
Simpkins
Beaconsfield
Quebec
Morticians consider serving meals at funerals in Ohio
Ohio morticians surveyed by their association weigh offering food at funeral services. No final decision yet. If approved, funeral home premises would require restaurant licensing and health inspections. A so called A rating could reassure bereaved families their loved ones are cared for under restaurant standards.
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Ohio
CNR Opens 52 Mile Line Linking Optic Lake to Chisel Lake
The Canadian National Railway opened a 52 mile branch line between Optic Lake and Chisel Lake in Northern Manitoba on September 2 to serve the new Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co Ltd mines in the area.
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CNR
Optic Lake
Chisel Lake
Manitoba
Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co Ltd
The Ancient Greek Language as the Most Perfect Tongue
A concise assertion that ancient Greek is regarded by some scholars as the most perfect language ever spoken, reflecting on its historical influence and linguistic qualities.
Roughriders show improved play but still fall on scoreboard
The Roughriders display a stronger brand of football per the yardstick story yet continue to lose. Head Coach Ken Carpenter cites missed assignments at critical moments and over anxiousness from many inexperienced players as culprits near the goal line. Injuries force backfield changes, but with Burket and Smith returning, a two fullback system may emerge. Quarterback Bob Ptacek posted a league leading 61 percent completion in three games before an ankle injury, with Don Allard filling in. Frank Fraser, a second year Canadian, leads Riders receivers with 19 catches for 151 yards and has drawn fan attention for his running.
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Roughriders
Ken Carpenter
Winnipeg
Burket
Smith
Placek
Hill
Carpenter
Clair Branch
Saskatchewan
Fleming
Shannon
Edmonton
Calgary
Roughrider
W.lf.u
Bob Ptacek
Bob
Don Allard
Frank Fraser
Riders
Frank
Contamination of Food Warning on Wound Contamination
Uncovered wounds on hands may contaminate food handled during cooking. Emphasizes immaculately clean hands and hygiene in food preparation to prevent contamination.
Printed Pattern 4657 Girls' Sizes 6 8 10 12 14
Pattern 4657 offers two summer dress styles with a heart neckline and a Peter Pan collar for girls aged 6 to 14. Size 10 uses 2% yards of 35 inch fabric with printed directions on each part and a 40 cent payment in spins. Anne Adams Fullero Dept P.P.L Front Street details provided.
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Anne Adams
First Canadian School Founder and Tree Heights
Marie Guyard opened a school for French and Indian children at Quebec in 1640 as the first Canadian school. The Douglas Fir on the Pacific coast can reach about 300 feet, and more than 32,000 manufacturing plants in Canada have fewer than 50 employees. Newfoundland Island covers 42,734 square miles, versus 12,408 square miles for Vancouver Island land area. The 1939 freight rate was 0.91 cents per ton mile, with an updated guess around 1.50 cents.
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Vancouversland
Island of
Newfoundland
Canada
Marie Guyard
Quebec
Pacific Coast Forest
The Nice Customer Pushes Politeness in Sales
Madeleine Levason notes a trend toward simple politeness in selling. After surveys and training, retailers emphasize smiling and courteous service to retain customers, countering rude salespeople. The booklet and discussion around The Nice Customer advocate consistent courtesy to win loyalty.
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