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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1961
Page
2
Readers learn Italian stomatologists transplant embryonic wisdom tooth roots into patient sockets to form new teeth in months. The report notes grafting and tissue research expanding to eye and flesh transplants, while cautioning limits to human spare parts exist and future tooth regeneration remains afar.
A 37 year old man in Bristol admitted to attempting a bank raid and announced the crime openly. The judge placed him on two years probation with psychiatric treatment to follow. The piece humorously contrasts politeness and crime across Canada and England.
Dr Mortimer Adler contends schools provide tools for learning, not education itself. He argues true education is self driven, stimulating curiosity and mental activity to prevent illiteracy and decline in old age. He warns against static views of knowledge and urges continual mental exercise.
Carol McLaren notes cabbage is plentiful and inexpensive this month, rich in Vitamin C and good raw or cooked. The column then guides shoppers through carpet terminology, construction versus texture, and tips on choosing quality carpets and using underlayment cushions for longevity.
An article highlights the personal and collective impact of tuberculosis. It outlines financial hardship for families, long sanatorium stays around 300 days, and costs of about 2700 dollars per patient plus lost wages and welfare. It stresses TB remains a serious community burden despite declines.
Mr and Mrs J Smith joined Mr and Mrs T Chapman for a Winnipeg trip on Thursday and called on Mr and Mrs Voigt and family as well as Mr and Mrs D Landers to view the Case show in Austin Friday. Betty Milne and Mrs Milne of Winnipeg visited and Margaret planned a holiday with relatives in Winnipeg. Visitors at the Landers home included Mr and Mrs R Tarr of Portage. Eldon Rintoul, now in Winnipeg, spent the weekend at home. Other Sunday visitors were Mr and Mrs H Bures and family of Portage and Mr and Mrs J Assenmacher and Klaus of Rossendale.
Jack Hyde and Ken Blair won the Portage Club championship. Weekend visitors Braden went to Grand Forks to see family. Bert Troop traveled to Winnipeg. Shirley Roy hosted friends for her birthday after school. Easter service at 2 p.m. Sunday with special music by the McKenzie United Church choir.
Trade and commerce rely on insurance for peace of mind as firms paid out large claims last year across Canada. The evidence shows insurance provides security against fire automobile and casualty losses despite high overall payouts.
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