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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1956
Page
2
A Caltech study projects extreme demands for food minerals and energy within 50 to 100 years. By 2000 one scientist per 30 people may be needed. recommendations urge early talent recognition, full research roles for scientists, and training women as engineers and scientists to double mental resources.
A 65 year old physician survived a heart attack after full resuscitation in a hospital setting and later returned to work. The case, among the early outside OR resuscitations, shows immediate action can restart the heart and brain support can prevent damage.
The article describes a ten gallon keg style container insulated with rock wool for ice and frozen foods, plus a mapkin holder, a food screen, a hurricane candle holder, and decorative barrel designs. All designs are traced on wood using pattern 447 and mailed with 35 cents to Home Workshop Patterns in Vancouver BC for a free catalogue.
A Minnesota visitor endured a dance concert while his wife kept tallying the ballet ache. A California dairyman reported milk robbed from the cow leaving only a quart during milking. A man took a bank loan to cover checks but paid it off with another loan. Outdoor season arrives bringing many chores and garden tasks.
A designer explains that bold displays lights slogans and colors create a trance like state that drives impulse purchases. He notes shoppers may respond only when products communicate strongly, and that eye attraction and retention are scientifically measured. Packaging spending reaches 10 to 12 billion dollars yearly in the U.S.
The Canadian Trade Commissioner in Singapore reports Foreign Trade that replanting with high yielding varieties is the solution to Malaya's rising demand and costs. Average prewar yields were under 400 pounds per acre yearly but new varieties can reach 1500. About one third of two million estate acres have been replanted with estates funding most costs and a government grant of 400 dollars per replanted acre aids progress through seven years, up to 21 percent of each estate's planted area.
The church arose from lived experience rather than a promotional plan. Jesus formed an inner cadre of apostles and a two by two ministry of seventy, leading to Pentecost power. Peter preached boldly, converting many, while Paul presents the church as a body unified in Christ. The world awaits unity in love to achieve lasting peace.
A United States Chamber of Commerce film envisions dramatic railroad changes by 1995 including atomic powered locomotives and lighter articulated passenger trains. Inside cars feature floating chairs and semi private compartments while food moves via hidden conveyors. Radar signals, electronic car switching, TV cameras, domed multi level trains and high chrome color styling define a swept future.
City residents face lower lightning risk than rural inhabitants as buildings act as conductors, while exposed open areas increase rural danger.
Fashion wardrobe idea for sewing a dress from Pattern 4603 Misses' sizes 12 to 20 with high or low neckline options and tie-on peplum or boyish cut. Suitable for vacation and daily activities, pattern includes illustrated instructions and fit testing. Send 35 cents in coins with name address and size to order.
New beauty in filet crochet with rose motifs. Doily measures 17 inches in No 50 mercerized cotton and 26 inches in string. Includes chart and directions. Send twenty five cents in coins to obtain pattern.
Household Arts Department at 60 Front Street W Toronto promotes a 1956 Alice Brooks Needlecraft book. Readers may order dozens of designs including home decor patterns, with two free patterns offered and a request to send 2½ cents for the copy.
Police search for four stolen stop signs from four intersections and a sweater taken from a parked car near Mount Carmel Illinois. The motive remains unknown as investigators catalog the items.
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