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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 04, 1950
Page
5
Farmers urged to vaccinate four to eight month old heifer calves using Strain 19. Contact nearest veterinarian and plan a neighborhood vaccination day. A grant of one dollar per head will be paid for each calf vaccinated.
Canada recorded 140 deaths and 549 injuries in 443 railway crossing accidents in the year to June 30. Drivers underestimated train speed or distance, risking fatal collisions. The warning Stop Look and Listen remains critical as more vehicles crowd crossings.
Wounds small or scratches can escalate if not treated promptly. Cleanse immediately, sterilize, and cover with sterile dressing to prevent infection and costly complications.
Sunlight kills disease germs in air and on surfaces when rooms are bright. Open drapes and blinds to flood spaces with sun to maintain a healthier home environment.
The piece emphasizes polio awareness and early medical advice for mothers, warns against diphtheria complacency, and advises immunization. It discusses sleep needs, social conformity for children, meat substitutes, fallen arches misbeliefs, school illness absences, dental decay from sweets, tooth brushing, and TB in Canada especially among home makers.
Carbon monoxide is a deadly silent killer found in enclosed spaces and faulty flues. It can accumulate from engines, furnaces, stoves, and industrial processes with no warning signs. Take precautions to prevent exposure and poisoning.
Western Canada faces widespread frost damage to grain crops prompting a push for seed stock germination tests for 1951 planting. Line Elevators Farm Service offers a free germination test and can assess surface-smut, weed seed content, and grain vigor from farmer samples. Tests from government labs are recommended for seed offered for sale. submit 4 to 6 ounces of representative grain to any Line Elevators elevator for processing.
Following the retirement of J. P. Johnson due to ill health, J. R. McMillan is named to succeed as vice-president Western Region. McMillan, born in Winnipeg, formerly Manitoba district general superintendent, brings wide Western experience. Keefe becomes general manager for the West, replacing D. V. Gonder, reassigned to Montreal as assistant vice-president.
CBC producers in Toronto line up actors for the dramatized scripts of the National School Broadcast returning this Friday at 3 00 p m CST. A rehearsal photo shows Don Narrow Peter Mews Alex McKee Alan King and Frank Peddie in the studio with Kay Stevenson and R Lambert CBC supervisors.
The piece stresses that a child’s mental health stems from loving care at home. It warns that absent parental affection can harm development and emphasizes that mental health begins in the home.
A cold with chilliness fever and joint aches may signal influenza or a serious contagious disease in children. The family physician should be consulted at once for suspected cases and guidance on care and transmission.
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