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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1956
Page
3
The piece argues that flexibility delays aging and prevents back pain through routines like a floor stretch reaching toward the shins and the jackknife for abdomen and hip strength. It urges athletes in football hockey and basketball to start conditioning early, with progressive reps and gradual gains.
Jesus taught it is more blessed to give than to receive and Christian giving has deep roots before organized churches. Early Christians bonded through mutual thoughtfulness and charity, shaping centuries of benevolence, with abbeys and monasteries central to relief. Modern secular charities arise from that Christian motive, though the church’s direct role has shifted.
A contract to build a 400 foot bridge on Highway No. 9 over the Red Deer river south of Hudson Bay was awarded to J. Goran of Medicine Hat Alberta. The $150000 reinforced concrete three span bridge will have spans of 101 126 and 101 feet and deck width of 24 feet between curbs. Temporary detour work has begun and construction is expected to start soon with two piers already in place from 1952.
The U S Army released a photo of the Dart described as the smallest weapon in America's growing guided missile arsenal. Details remain secret, but the projectile is reportedly small enough to be moved by mobile artillery units on a battlefield. It was not disclosed if the image shows the actual Dart or a model.
A cautionary note advises hikers to carry strong household soap to treat poison ivy exposure. The plant remains dangerous after leaf fall as berries stems and roots can cause a burning rash. Washing with soap or detergent soon after contact removes the itch causing oil.
Identify province with largest agricultural land share. Note entry years for British Columbia Saskatchewan and Newfoundland. Examine the scale of direct payments to the federal government during insurgent taxation. Record the year of immigration peak to 400000 and determine the post war manufacturing employment peak year.
Answers cover employment in September 1953 at 1 353 000 about 50 000 more than the present total. Weekly spending exceeds 32 million dollars. The first item cites P E 1 and about 85 percent of its areas cultivated. Additional dates include 1913 and years 1872 1905 and 1949. Material from Quick Canadian Facts pocket annual.
An Ontario editorial comment discusses motorists who ignore the Highway Traffic Act while others obey. It laments the disregard shown behind the wheel contrasting with common standards of courtesy and civility in daily life.
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Fred Bard of the Saskatche Museum of Natural History warns sportsmen before waterfowl season to identify rare birds such as Ross's Snow Goose Black Brant Whistling Swan Pinnated Grouse Trumpeter Swan and Whooping Crane to prevent accidental shooting of endangered species in the province.
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