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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 14, 1952
Page
2
The piece warns that spring brings more highway traffic and a rise in accidents in Canada. It cites incompetent drivers faulty cars and neglect of speed limits as major causes, noting that many crashes are preventable while some result from unavoidable factors.
A Pennsylvania Highway Safety Bureau booklet argues speed limits correlate with fewer deaths. US 1950 survey shows 75 deaths per 100 million miles. states with no limit higher than average, 50 mph lower than average, and 40 mph in Massachusetts 49.3 percent below. High speeds raise collision risk, though road conditions and traffic affect outcomes.
Lawrence Bartlett, pollen distributor for British Columbia, says about five times as much pollen is used this year after regulation relaxations easing disease hazards. Pollen is mainly imported from California and Oregon. One 150 acre orchard will use 600 shotgun shells on cherries and various apples and pears, with apricots and plums also pollinated. Other methods are slower but still employed.
Mass vaccination of poultry flocks against Pulmonary disease will be available here shortly replacing the tedious bird per bird procedure. Dr. J C Bankier provincial pathologist said the fowl could be sprayed with the vaccine at the rate of 10 000 per hour.
Ten McGill University scientists and fourteen colleagues from U S universities will survey over 1000 miles of Arctic and sub-Arctic terrain this summer, advancing understanding of northern regions and climates.
An ad offering Hem-Roid as an internal pile treatment claims rapid relief from itching soreness and burning. Consumers are urged to buy the 60 tablet package for $1.59 and try it for 2 or 3 days. if not pleased, a money back refund is available through participating drug stores.
Queen Juliana of the Netherlands lauded Canadians for hospitality and responsibility and said they have earned global trust. In an informal six day visit to Ottawa, she spoke to Canadians via the CBC trans Canada network reflecting on wartime ties and mutual respect for a better world.
A playful verse features Sammy the teacher asking about a gentleman farmer. The reply defines the term with humor about cows and milking. A pun about bread and butter ends the exchange with a cheeky remark.
An elderly woman brings cheer to inmates with poems and stories while a pension tale unfolds. A recipe for a delicate two egg cake appears alongside frosting instructions. A broadcast in English Dutch and French praises Canadian Dutch hospitality and advocates unity for a better world.
Scientifically fed male turkeys reach weights up to 30 pounds before their first birthday as researchers report significant gains in early growth.
A Saskatchewan government source notes expansion and a pulpwood mill proposal for Prince Albert. Forester C R Christie says the city’s east end could host the mill, with a new town forming around it and increased housing as jobs grow. Prince Albert’s central location and transport role bolster its candidacy.
Licences have been issued for eight of the colorful horse-drawn Talivhas to be used during the tourist season in Victoria.
A detailed home recipe for sour cream buns using warm water, granulated sugar, Fleischmanns yeast, mashed potato, egg yolks, sour cream, butter, and two flour additions. Dough rises twice, shapes into rounds, fills centers with raspberry jam, then bakes at 425 degrees for about 15 minutes to yield a dozen large buns.
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