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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 10, 1960
Page
5
British newspapers report the Queen’s pregnancy as a fashion moment with style expert Barbara Cartland predicting a full treatment plan before and after birth. Cartland praises the Queen’s health and aims to inspire young mothers to maintain beauty and poise during pregnancy.
Article notes Spanish moss with scaly gray hairs used to absorb moisture led to the common name old man's beard. It discusses how changes in air and pressure can disturb sensitive parts of the body.
A four year study by Dr. Wayne Wright with 740 patients shows tranquilizers mainly aid itching and sleep in dermatology. Nummular eczema may respond to hydroxyzine hydrochloride, but overall benefits are small with notable side effects including blurred vision nasal congestion dry mouth pulse changes and constipation. serious reactions include convulsions.
Puzzle notes mix scattered hints and misread letters across many numbers. Entries mention beam, Florida, Roman roads, and Hebrew alphabet while hinting at multiple missing words, dates, and definitions in a cluttered crossword grid.
Madison researchers at the University of Wisconsin studied vitamin D3's role in nutrition and found oat hulls may reduce tooth decay. Their goal is to identify the active ingredient in oat hulls to create a fortified cereal affordable for children.
The 59 Church and Mission Boards in 50 nations join the Committee on World Literacy to improve reading. The British and Foreign Bible Society partners with African churches to distribute one million Gospels in 69 languages in 1960, costing $60,000 with large print formats for new readers. Weekly readings are suggested from Luke and Acts.
The Canadian Mental Health Association promotes White Cross Services to ensure no victim of mental illness is forgotten. Your support funds CMHA research education volunteer work and other services helping thousands of citizens return to life with loved ones while many more need a friendly helping hand.
Column recaps quirky consumer trends from 1940s fashion notes to novelty products. It highlights disposable cardboard mousetraps marketed to women, luxury goods pitches, canned lingerie packaging, bold umbrella campaigns for seniors, bikini craze in Canada, glittery Las Vegas lame trousers, dog fashion shops, and early spoon feeding for infants with juice and vitamin D.
Canadians spent 542 million dollars in 1958 on travel in other countries while visitors to Canada spent 349 million dollars. This compares outbound and inbound tourism expenditures for the year.
Saskatchewan Minor Baseball Association announces distribution of a handbook and a new rulebook at an Saskatchewan executive meeting in Saskatoon. Financing via advertising targets sporting goods firms as SMBA expands to form Little Pony Babe Ruth and Juvenile Leagues with planned umpiring and coaching schools and province wide playoffs.
A Reading, Pennsylvania clergyman appeals for used stamps to ease his long illness at Christmas. He thanks supporters and notes only a few have answered, but those who did help him cope with trials during the 18th Christmas since illness began.
Saskatchewan drivers saw fewer demotions to blue licences in November 1959 than in November 1958, based on the period’s official records. The change suggests a shift in licensing policy or driver status classifications during the year.
The fragment describes greasing a bowl and top, covering, and letting the dough rise in a draft-free spot until doubled in bulk. It mentions a rise time of about 11 percent hours, indicating an approximate duration for fermentation or proofing.
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