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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1956
Page
3
The golfing doctor advises a choke grip with two tron or a putter to swing downward and under a nearby tree when the green is close. He claims this reduces branch contact and improves landing on the green, promoting consistency with lofted clubs.
Resting between events in track and field is crucial for peak performance. The Sports College operated CASPFDS offers guidance on cooling prevention, spacing from officials, and controlled breathing to reduce tension and improve results.
The piece argues strong drink ravages individuals and nations, placing temperance among war and slavery as great threats. It cites Isaiah and Habakkuk to urge personal virtue and social cooperation, warning that democracy and liberty depend on a clean life and brotherhood, opposed to greed and vice.
Five Canadian dental schools including McGill and the University of Montreal faculties received full recognition from the American Dental Association at its Chicago headquarters. The list also includes Toronto Alberta and Dalhousie faculties. Accreditation follows prior Canadian Dental Association standards and aims to ease professional interchange and educational exchange between the two countries.
Whole grain cereals and bread provide the kernel’s nutrients, offering proteins minerals and vitamins. They supply necessary health values and calories for physical activity in an economical form.
A highway traffic board report shows six months of 1956 saw 387 drivers lose licenses for drinking and 128 for imprudent driving, with 26 for reckless driving. Blue and red license counts for infractions fell sharply from 1955 figures in several categories. June figures show 12 blue and 143 red licenses issued versus 405 blue and 138 red in 1955.
The article notes mental ill health as a major Canadian problem with over 68 000 hospital cases, more than all other hospitalized illnesses combined. Early diagnosis and treatment in general hospitals can cure many minor emotional disturbances within weeks.
Measurements at the Canada Department of Agriculture Soil Research Lab in Swift Current show daily water use by short grass roughly matches daily evaporation from a standard tank when moisture is ample. Evaporation ranges from near zero in cool cloudy weather to over 0.33 inches on hot windy days, with mean daily evaporation about 0.2 inches in June and August and 0.25 inches in July.
A weekly crossword puzzle listing across and down clues for musical instrument themed entries. Includes entries such as 8 The play acro nt es the top and 13 Narcotics with definitions for fruits vegetables and descriptive terms.
A set of quick questions tests knowledge on Canada. Topics include the five saltwater drainage basins for Canadian river sources, Ontario agriculturally usable land occupancy, 1955 import values per family, total 1955 wages and supplementary labor income, 1955 net farm income, and the number of Canadians paying personal income tax in 1953 with incomes over $15 000.
Snapshot of Quick Canadian Facts data shows 28 220 persons, $1 280 per family, ocean regions Atlantic Arctic Pacific Oceans Hudson Bay Gulf of Mexico, wages salaries and supplementary labor income 12 861 million net income of farmers 1 455 million. population share slightly less than one third.
Medical science offers vaccines that protect children for years and boosters that maintain immunity. Parents should ensure children receive all available immunizations to reduce the risk of deadly diseases.
The piece warns that careless use of flammable liquids caused four rural deaths in early 1956. It advises against fighting fires with gasoline or coal oil, not cleaning clothes with flammable liquids, and stresses proper storage in red or blue metal containers, underground or distant aboveground tanks, qualified servicing for burners, avoiding fuel in glass containers, not refueling running equipment, proper extinguishers, and teaching children safe practices to prevent fires.
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