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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 09, 1961
Page
2
A U.S. Department of Labor survey of 26 000 students across seven areas links high school dropout rates to lower lifetime earnings and limited job advancement. It argues for early parental and teacher intervention to instill value in education and deter premature leaving.
The excerpt presents Abraham Lincoln advocating labor as path to wealth and property as a public good. It contrasts helping the homeless with building one’s own home, urging freedom to acquire property and warning against laws that block riches.
The article stresses selecting child clothing for comfort, practicality, and becomingness, with emphasis on fit, movement, and growth. It compares sheet quality and fabric care, advising on fabric types, weaving, hems, shrinkage, and standard sheet sizes for reliable bedding. It cautions buyers to check labels, weave, selvage, and price-quality relationships.
Cubbing 4 program invites boys 8 to 12 for neighborhood toys, health habits, and character building. Sixes led by a Sixer foster teamwork and daily good turns, promoting loyalty, service, self reliance, and citizenship through games, skills, outings, and stories. Cubmaster Gordon Nichol welcomes new members to join and grow toward Scouts at eleven.
A collection of miscellaneous quotes about children from Emerson Eddy La Bruyere Swinburne and Nash. The passages discuss foreigners perception happiness and the present moment, reflecting on childlike wonder and parental roles.
Reports in The New England Journal of Medicine discuss Sober-Up shots using thyroid hormone to reduce blood alcohol, garage door strain causing muscle pain, sugar hunger in hangovers, routine glaucoma checks after 40, and battle with fear where reassurance and an anti fear drug ease physical symptoms following loss or illness.
Canada's High Commissioner George Drew writes to The Sunday Times urging British business leaders to expand exports to Canada. He cites rising British shipments from 476 million to 589.09 million dollars between 1956 and 1959 and notes Canada’s desire to reduce its US trade gap with Britain. He envisions two‑way trade reaching two billion dollars, depending on mutual goodwill and understanding of growth opportunities.
The piece credits James Watt with envisioning the steam engine and connecting his kettle to a global industrial leap. It notes Canada’s strong growth and high living standards, driven by modern industry and affordable Imperial oil meeting over half the nation’s energy needs.
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