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Glenboro Gazette

Location

Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 12, 1952

Page

2

How Did You Die Then Rise and Fight

Editorial quotes a poem by Edmund Vance Cooke on overcoming trouble with resilience. A marcher letter by Mr. U. President cites a provincial survey showing 10 922 acres damaged, farmers losing money from 25 to 100 percent, totaling 213 131 90 in losses with 3 080 acres of undetermined value.

Edmund Vance Cooke

I Am the Automobile Publicity Claim 1921

A 1921 prose piece declares the automobile as humanitys universal enabler of speed, mobility, peace, travel, and social ties. It portrays cars as a silent partner in business, medicine, home life, and recreation, promising freedom from distance and labor.

Farmers Union survey on crop damage by wild game

The Manitoba Farmers Union reports completion of a survey on crop losses caused by wild game in Northern Manitoba. Officials note prior claims that the federal government should pay, but the union maintains the damage is provincial and calls for compensation if federal authorities agree.

Mr. Schultz M.F.A Swan River Farmers’ Union Manitoba Legislatre

Water Safety Wisdom for After Meals

Do not swim immediately after a big meal. the urge to cool off is common but cramps can occur. Sit on the beach and relax for a while to prevent unsafe swimming conditions after eating.

Water Safety Rules for Summer Boating and Swimming

A public advisory emphasizes staying with a upturned boat if in trouble and avoiding swimming alone or after dark. It urges dry rescues, reaching with an arm or a paddle, and using floating objects to help others stay afloat until help arrives. Courtesy Water Safety Department Canadian Red Cross Society.

Courtesy Water Safety Department Canadian Red Cross Society

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