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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 16, 1955
Page
3
The article notes an athletic training session titled The Sports Clinic led by Lloyd Ace Percival at the Sports College. It details coaching focus, participant recruitment, and the program aims to improve technique and performance for local athletes.
The article describes a cold pack method using curdled or water towels applied to the chest after intense exertion. A 20 minute treatment is suggested, with the pack kept on between innings if possible. It claims benefits include improved well being and reduced pallor, noting lacrosse is less hazardous than hockey.
The article surveys the New Testament claim of Jesus divine nature, focusing on the Gospel of John. It notes Jesus as both God and man, stressing He lived a normal human life and faced temptation, illustrating the divine mission emerging within human experience.
The text warns that four hours of sleep is insufficient and fatigue results. It notes the average need is eight hours or more depending on age and condition. It suggests older adults may nap unexpectedly and urges individuals to determine their optimal sleep amount and maintain a regular retirement and rising schedule.
Facts from Quick Canadian Facts the Pocket annual of Canada. It lists approximate figures on taxes and population density with numbers like 60 trillion and 7 trillion and mentions the Rush Bagot Convention of 1817. The piece is a compact, itemized quiz style glimpse from editors.
U S health service and Johns Hopkins University report a successful test of an experimental vaccine targeting one APC virus type. Trials with prisoner volunteers indicate substantial protection, but officials warn this is early stage and public use is not anticipated soon.
A collection of light humorous bits from Bennett Cerf includes Lefty Gomez’s surprising triple and a joke about stealing home. Other items feature a race track fan, a bridge night quip, travel stickers, a coal man warning about oil heat, a 403 year old man’s fortune telling, and a joke about aging and being used to misfortune.
The Times Square Grand Central Terminal rubber belt shuttle system is abandoned for now. City officials say they cannot afford the modernization program.
Gladys Melodie of the University of Wisconsin explains that synthetic fibers blended with wool worsted raven cashmere or used alone require special care. Adrilan fibers feel soft wash and dry quickly return to shape while moths mildew are less of a concern in summer. Orion also washes easily but must dry carefully to avoid stretching.
Mrs W Handsaker of Kyogle New South Wales played a mouth organ to hypnotize a four foot snake invading her home. The tune Yankee Doodle drew the snake so close that a man could point a rifle and fire. Her rendition of Yankee Doodle was her own interpretation.
The page fragment lists crossword hints for a campus puzzle with horizontal and vertical entries. It includes entries like Taittered Interstice Broad street Tavern True Vase Parent and notes various clue types such as Sun god Gaelic and Scolded. The list mixes numbers and words suggesting a puzzle grid with multiple entries.
Miss Bonnie Conner to hire a dog sitter after neighbor complains the mongrel named Stubby barks nonstop when left alone. Arnold Benes testifies seven years of constant noise affecting three children as ordinance referee Rollin Shull suspends punishment.
A fragment listing questions about population density at St John’s and Winnipeg, personal income in Canada, and how income is taxed for pension costs. It touches on Canada United States boundary questions and special taxes to fund universal old age pensions. It also briefly mentions Sirius as the brightest star in Canis Major.
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