Canadian car use study highlights aging fleet and driving patterns
Ronald Williams reports in The Financial Post on a study by Canadian automobile manufacturers. Only 9 percent of driving is for pleasure, half of Canadians work and travel weekly, about 800000 privately owned cars are over ten years old, with average annual mileage about 6200 miles, versus 7200 in the United States.
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Ronald Williams
Financial Post
Canadien
Acat
Cara Canada
U.S
Faithful interrupts communist speaker in crowd
An audence of faithful confronts a communist orator asking who liberates workers from capitalist slavery and who champion of the working man is. In the back two men shout Saul and gou l as the crowd erupts to throw the free enterpriser out.
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Stalin
Sialol
Provincial and Federal Party Sales Viewed by Finncial Post
The Finncial Post says parties attempt cross level operations. It notes the CCF’s municipal efforts and discusses broader political strategy and confusion in party activities.
State and its fruits in Leviathan and Natural Law
A quotation from Lymas Windolpt cites Hobbes like themes. It argues that a state producing good fruit should be preserved while a state yielding evil fruit is an evil state to be destroyed.
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Lymas Windolpt
Boy's grit shines as he learns to skate
A young learner endures falls on ice and is urged to sit and watch. He refuses, saying he bought the skates to learn how to skate, not give up, showing perseverance and resolve in the face of disappointment.
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Sonny
Weather Talk Sparks Hope at Desert Gas Station
A traveller in a dusty western town stops at a filling station and remarks on rain. The attendant, cautious to avoid personal implications, explains he hopes for rain not for himself but for his boy, who has seen rain.
Painting Tips and Home Use of Paints
Basic painting rules for homeowners include using quality paint and brushes, stirring thoroughly, cleaning and drying surfaces, following can directions, thinning sparingly, and allowing coats to dry fully. Choose appropriate brushes, prime before unpainted surfaces, apply two thin coats, and consider color effects and dealer advice. Health notes on Newfoundland program outcomes are mentioned but not linked to painting tips.
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Pour Paint
Enriched Flour Reduces Illness in Newfoundland
Atlantic City report notes healthier population and lower death rate in Newfoundland after 1949 ban on unenriched white flour. Deputy health minister Dr Leonard A Miller said only enriched flour has entered since 1949 and the policy remains crucial to public health.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Newfoundland
Leonard A. Miller
Newfoundlands
Miller
Clergyman Invites Last Look At Deceased At Funeral
In a solemn funeral speech the young clergyman leads listeners to a final, melancholy view of the deceased. He announces with gravity that they will now pass around the bier for a last look.
Gentleman's Dentists Waiting Room Toasts Mafeking Inquiry
A patient in a dental waiting room shares a cheerful, good news moment with another, asking jokingly if they are in Mafeking, highlighting steadfast cheer under trying conditions and a touch of British camaraderie.
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Mafeking
Oldest profession debate among surgeon architect and politician
A surgeon argues Eve’s creation from Adam’s rib proves surgery is oldest. The architect retorts that creation from chaos proves architecture predates the event. The politician concedes but asks who created the chaos.
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Eve
Adam
Noted French Novelist Reflects on Time and the Cat
A famed French novelist of a bygone era muses on time and suffering using a vivid line about finding moments between wounds to ponder the wortness of the cat's paw. The remark invites readers to consider how hardship softens or hardens perception.
Forster Challenges Democracy with Two Cheers
E M Forster argues in Two Cheers for Democracy that democracy deserves two cheers for allowing individual freedom and self criticism. He contends two cheers are sufficient.
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E. M. Forster
Earl Riney on Laws and Criminality
Earl Riney argues that men become criminals when the law demands too many rules stating that people would be criminal if laws multiplied beyond necessity.
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Earl Riney
Crankshaw doubts modern neutrality stance in Blicking Cranklin
Edward Crankshaw comments in Cracka in the Kremlin Wall that most neutrality advocates may fear evil will prevail rather than oppose it with force. He questions whether the motive is moral restraint or foreseen defeat.
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Edward Crankshaw
Kremlin Wall
Digsa on Opportunity and Forgoing Advantage
Quote from Benjamin Digsa i stresses that the key in life is knowing when to forgo an advantage, alongside understanding when to seize one. The remark highlights prudent decision making and self restraint.
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Siez
Benjamin Digsa i
Maree Henry and Adame Linked in Historic Verse
A compact remark highlights Maree Henry and Watterson noting that Henry Adame was “born and grown up between the pages of history,” underscoring a deep ties to historical narrative.
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Maree
Henry’’. Watterson
Henry Adame
Goethe Quote on Youth and Sleep Reflections
Fragmentary OCR yields a Goethe line about youth and sleep, contrasting slumber with awareness of future images. The readable portion hints at philosophical meditation on time and perception without clear attribution or full context.
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Goethe
Word from Maclachlan on freedom and reform
Robert H. Maclachlan in the New York Times Magazine argues that individual freedom combined with social reform requires a broad base of support. He says a free progressive society cannot owe a few people a privileged position and must ensure broad opportunity and responsibility.
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Robert H. Maclachlan
New York Times Magaz
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
Damaged OCR text shows unreadable phrases about an elevator and someone named in a generic public sale notice. Readable bits suggest a local official action but no concrete details or names.
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