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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1950
Page
4
Instructions on maintaining cross cut circular saw teeth through regular filing. It covers correct tooth shape, gullet rounding, jointing with emery, set checking, and selecting tooth rake for soft or hardwood, with cautions against deep gullets and misalignment.
Dow Chemical of Canada Limited announces a Product Evaluation Program to improve understanding of plastics and prevent misapplication. The committee evaluates Styron based items on material suitability, best fit, design, and workmanship, aging products as Evaluated if rated good or excellent, aiming to boost consumer confidence and guide dealers.
Health article from Industrial Health warns 85 percent of foot troubles come from faulty footwear and offers practical tips. It urges proper shoe fit leather uppers and soles. daily changes. longer than longest toe. chiropodist care for corns and calluses. foot exercises and rest with elevated feet to prevent pain and lost earning power.
Canadians have sent more food parcels to Britain since the war ended than any other people, a postal survey shows. Bulk gifts in December 1940 to December 1949 total significant sums, highlighting Canada as the leading source of aid.
Nurse Myrtle Pierce serves 1 000 residents across Stony Rapids Fond du Lac and Camsell Portage in 7000 square miles. She travels by plane and canoe to administer care from a three bed hospital, with doctors visiting every three months. epidemics and births mark her demanding routine.
The Wall Street Journal recounts a 40 year anniversary prank where a forgetful professor presents his wife a box of engraved stationery. She notes the address on the package matches the old home they sold five years earlier, revealing the gift’s improper destination.
Eight hundred British schoolboys enjoyed Canadian apples during Premier Byron Johnson of British Columbia's visit to Harrow County School in London. Johnson presented boxes of B C fruit to the pupils while attending the UK timber trade dinner.
A collection of aphorisms on learning from experience and unlearning, stressing that true knowledge comes from lived practice. It highlights the value of experience over theory, moral certainty from past patterns, and steadfast faith guiding action in adversity.
Ottawa reports the largest graduating class in history with 16 797 expected to complete university training this spring. Most graduates are veterans with family responsibilities, prompting calls to employers to extend firm consideration. Ontario tops provinces with 6 644 graduates. Quebec 3 174. West 5 312. Maritimes 1 667. Arts and sciences account for 5 561 graduates, engineering 3 661, commerce, and agriculture 807.
A zoo superintendent tries to order mongooses and rewrites the note several times. He settles on sending the singular mongoose and signs the letter. A postscript adds a second animal with it, completing the comic miscommunication.
The article outlines growing a productive tiny plot with careful planning. It favors compact crops like beans carrots beets spinach radish lettuce and a few staked tomatoes and cucumbers trained along a boundary. It covers soil improvement drainage composting and practical paths or driveways for a charming low maintenance garden.
Adolph Benneke is a miner in the Soviet Zone of occupied Germany who has won hatred by exceeding his daily quota. Soviet authorities consider raising the quota for all miners. Associates mock him publicly, while privately they ridicule him. A dentist tale shows his overreaching humor.
A husband recalls doctors warning smoking would make him feeble minded and asks why he did not quit. His wife answers with a witty aside about his past behavior.
Practical tips cover reshaping hats with steam, curtain securing using a cork and pin, and making a dustless furniture duster. Instructions include soaking a glass jar with furniture polish and a chamois cloth, then washing and reusing when soiled.
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