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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 21, 1952
Page
3
The guide emphasizes quick action at the scene with a calm, commanding approach. A First Aider must call for a doctor or ambulance, manage spectators, protect the victim, assess bleeding breathing poisoning and shock, and decide if moving the victim is safe while ensuring timely hospital transfer.
The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada holds its 45th annual convention in Vancouver with 300 architects discussing B C type homes. Ottawa executive secretary C J Carrol comments that Vancouver residents won t settle for hole in the corner as others back east. The amoeba is the lowest form of life.
A humorous column argues women barbers are rare and rated as better hairdressers, compares women drivers and inventors, and jokes about leg elevators and love at different ages. It notes stereotypes, hints at achievements by Hedy Lanjarr, and observes shifting priorities from romance to security and wealth.
A scanned crossword puzzle page with horizontal and vertical clues. Includes numbered entries ranging from ancient Chinese instruments to Greek letters and English terms, plus cryptic references on weight measures and literary figures.
Regina Agriculture Minister I C Nollet reports a federal royal commission found the proposed South Saskatchewan river dam feasible from an engineering view. The plan envisages a site at Qoutock Sask about 125 miles northwest of Regina with a preliminary cost estimate of about 104 million dollars.
A small boy chases a bright saucy birdie and a merry bird song but cannot catch them. He repeats attempts, then sits still to listen as the birdies fly away.
Advertisement describes Pattern 4522 for Misses sizes 14 16 18 20 and 40 42. Includes 35 cent price, complete illustrated instructions, and mailed orders to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union Toronto.
A United States air force crew made history by landing a C-47 on the ice pack at the North Pole. The successful touchdown was reported by the Alaska Air Command as the first of its kind at the geographic pole.
Lipstick stains ruin white napkins. Apply white petroleum jelly or glycerine to each stain, work in, then launder as usual for clean results.
A Sports College department led by Lloyd Percival outlines torso flexibility as key to movement, with kneeling side bend and torso lifts. It also offers advice to prevent tennis blisters through proper footwear, sock fit, foot toughening, and hand callous care.
A coaching tip warns batters against lifting the head during a swing. Stay still with eyes on the ball to see it hit the hat, and maintain focus to improve contact.
A roundup notes defence contracts worth 30.84 million dollars awarded to Canadian firms in late March. The Queen met five trumpeter swans on her Canadian tour with the Duke of Edinburgh and visited the Severn Wild Fowl Trust. In Deal England builders claim to found a coat once worn by Dick Turpin at an inn. New York traffic experts propose red stickers or license suspension for reckless drivers. British housewives may back a plea that the Queen not be overworked. South Africa tightens foreign exchange transfers and entertainer remittance restrictions to conserve reserves.
Readers are invited to join Sports College to access information on sports training and physical well being. Send a letter to Sports College Box 99 Toronto 1 Ontario to request membership and resources.
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