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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 23, 1955
Page
3
A Washington based agricultural report notes snuff consumption at about 38 to 39 million pounds annually for decades, with steady demand across regions. The Senate keeps snuff boxes on desks, while general use remains limited to a dedicated segment of consumers.
Detroit and Toronto field the league's youngest teams with an average age near 24.5 to 24.7 years. Montreal leads as oldest at 27, while Rangers average 24.9. Notables include 18-year-old Larry Hillman of Detroit and 19-year-olds Ullman, Dickinson, and Henri Richard, with several players in the 30 plus group across teams. The league averages 25.4 years, and Canadian 4-H members average 13.2 years.
A Sports College study shows free shooting in practice fails to prepare players for game pressure. Coaches using game-like drills with paired shooters and distractors improved accuracy, while unimpeded shooting mainly built form. The report emphasizes concentration under real conditions as key to goa r shooting.
The article argues the Christian way of life is defined by the two great commandments love of God and neighbor, as taught by Jesus and rooted in Jewish law. It emphasizes obedience to the Ten Commandments as the path to a truly Christian life and notes Jesus fulfilled the law rather than destroyed it.
A Medical and Pharmaceutical Information Bureau report quotes Dr. Lowry H. McDaniel at a health meeting predicting major disease eradication by 2000. He foresees control of heart disease and cancer conquest with radioactive time bombs or hungry viruses, cures for mental illness, restored sight via surgeons, and portable devices helping the deaf to talk. He also expects vaccines to wipe out infectious diseases including tuberculosis and rheumatic fever.
A family parrot on the Watts farm near Miami Oklahoma spent days at the barn supervising six new pups. The 30-year-old bird muzzled and talked to the puppies, asking What’s the matter when a pup stepped on or fell into her.
Material prepared by Quick Canadian Facts notes 1945 figures including a tax free salary of 48 667 dollars plus 100 000 annual expense allowance and lists items such as news print paper wheat boards pulp aluminum nickel and fish. It cites 2.5 million owner occupied homes and other facts from the Pocket annual of facts about Canada.
Research Institute predicts US population will rise 35 percent from 164 million to about 221 million by 1975. Pacific Coast states lead with 76 percent growth to 29.4 million, California up to 23.6 million. Growth uses cohort survival method focusing on births deaths and migration.
Montreal born players form a large portion of the Canadiens roster with 8 of 16 players from Montreal and 13 of 17 born in Quebec including Verdun. The Toronto Maple Leafs meanwhile have 11 players born in Ontario, four of them born in Toronto. Attila the Hun had 400 wives.
A New York clothesline eliminates clothespins using two steel strands with vinyl plastic covering. A spreader dexive slides along the line to grip garment corners between twisted strands, opening them. Releasing the spreader moves back to free the dry clothes.
A set of trivia questions covers the Governor General salary annual figures occupied dwellings in Canada birth date of Prince Charles top ten export commodities and CBC operating cost in 1989. Answers appear in another column.
Puzzle clues list across and down entries for a weekly crossword. The grid sections include numerous compact hints such as a depic ted vehicle and trailer, restore and tardier, compass, European country, and other standard crossword prompts across vertical and horizontal groups.
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