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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 10, 1952
Page
3
The article stresses proper footwear with posture foundation to reduce foot fatigue and urges gradual season ramp up. It prescribes strength routines for the lower leg, foot, stomach, and hips, including heel and toe rock and lift and jackknife, plus medical checkups and gradual tapering.
The Duke of Edinburgh will decide which portrait of the Queen adorns Britain’s coinage. A 1899 five-mark stamp with an upside down centre sold for £150 in London. A Navy expedition, including the first woman on the Polar ice cap, reports ice depth of 10 000 to 20 000 feet. The RCAF plans a UK supply base ready to operate in autumn. Sweden approves expansion to build 46 vessels in six years. Alberta wardens 67 year old W L Lacey notes 400 to 500 birds visit feeding places along the North Saskatchewan. Nihon Keizai says Japan will abolish the sen as monetary unit. Tax laws will cut nearly 1 000 000 from this year’s tax take for low income groups. about seven of 84 million Japanese will pay tax, roughly 12 000 000 people assess taxes.
The note directs listeners to tune the Sports College Radio broadcast every Saturday on CBC stations for sports and fitness updates. It lists contact options including checking the local newspaper for a time and writing to Box 99 Toronto 1 Ontario.
A reflective prose piece urges letting go of resentment to protect happiness. It cautions that harboring grudges harms daily joy and encourages clearing up misunderstandings to keep peace in the heart.
Mrs G Skinner of Indian Head Saskatchewan reports her hens have laid three exceptional eggs in quick succession. The largest measured 614 by eight inches, setting unusual records for the farm.
A column volume notes fire risks from smoking in bed and cites a request for a fireproof bedside cigarette holder. It jokes about bed smoking devices and odd cigarette concepts. It mulls ethics of a walkie-talkie buzzer worn on a garter for couples and reflects on polygamy in Tibet and India with quirky anecdotes.
Macleod Alberta votes to revert to Fort Macleod with a 1874 Mounties legacy defending law and order. The change takes effect April 1 and July celebrations will focus on pioneer life though postal and CPR opposition remain.
GALESBURG Mich. William Ridler, a native of England who came to the United States as a baby, celebrated his 102nd birthday. He still enjoys seeing a pretty girl and plans to know he is aging only when that pleasure stops.
The article classifies garden plants into hardy, semi hardy and tender and explains frost tolerance for flowers and vegetables. It covers which crops fit each group, tips for successful transplanting with moisture and shading, and cautions against overlarge gardens or oversized equipment for small plots.
Edmonton reports Alberta plans to hire C. M. Sternberg of Ottawa, a federal fossil expert, to survey the Bad lands about 80 miles south of Drumheller. He will later report on the advisability of establishing a dinosaur park there.
The Hudson River carries the name of the famous navigator Hendrik Hudson as part of its historic attribution.
Ordinary washing usually removes light scorch from white cottons or linens. For more severe stains, use hydrogen peroxide solution. Rinse well.
A dense grid of across and down clues covers topics from foods and bodies of water to verbs and adjectives. The list includes Danish territorial terms, Indonesian Sumatra, French conjunction and article forms, and various measurements and objects, with several entries hinting at translations and word forms.
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