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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1961
Page
2
Modern medical tools include a swallowed capsule telemetry transmitter, a tiny nine inch closed circuit camera for surgical aid, and instruments to record brain wave activity for alertness. Nurse desks can now watch 12 patient monitors, while automated counters print blood and bacteria results. New plate licensing debates grow across provinces as Ontario and Quebec stick to steel plates amid sticker visibility concerns.
A skeptical look at Soviet law and policing notes that self defense against hooligans can lead to shooting with no charges. It cites currency speculators executed under a July 1 law, and criticizes authorities for lacking police on every corner as a justification. It also mentions misleading percentages in temperance statistics and a counted teetotaler.
Home makers guide on freezing garden vegetables and fruits with steps for washing blanching and cooling. Covers packing in dry or syrup methods labeling head space and thawing tips plus safe storage at 0 degrees F.
A health unit urges safer driving through seat belt use, noting many motorists ignore belts even after purchase. It cites research and recent accidents showing belts reduce deaths and injuries by restraining occupants, preventing ejection, and aiding alertness and posture. An educational campaign is needed to overcome indifference and ensure belts are worn by all passengers, including children.
A reader recalls a immigrant couple who ran a neighborhood eatery successfully until they sold and a new owner with higher prices and poorer food failed. The piece contrasts planned economy inspectors with a free market where success hinges on serving the public, not arbitrary taste, arguing the public is the best judge of services.
University of Chicago researchers study tribolium confusum and tribolium castaneum competition where mixed populations led to one species eliminating the other. Outcomes depended on strains and isolation levels, with no clear winner.
Quotes reflect on teaching methods and the goal of education. Mary Baker Eddy emphasizes truthful instruction. Bulwer notes teachers should prompt rather than dictate. Anatole France praises awakening curiosity to inspire self-learning.
Health notes focus on longevity with village roots, heredity, fat-light diets, and active living. Many subjects smoked and drank. authors urge balance between activity and risks in old age.
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