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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 19, 1956
Page
3
Lloyd Percival writes on honey as a staple energy food for athletes from ancient Greece and gladiators. The article notes long standing use and its role in sustaining performance through demanding competitions.
A New York City fashion designer unveils a summer burlap wardrobe while magazine notes on honey as fuel for winter sports and cautionary advice for baseball throwers. The piece also mentions a Canadian national sports initiative and reader information for Sports College in Toronto.
Quick Canadian Facts presents data on Canadian industry and science. The Nelson River is named as the longest river flowing into Hudson Bay. It notesInsulin co discoverers Sir Frederick Banting and Dr Best.
Prune and apple filling folded with orange rind and juice. Mix sugar flour salt prune juice molasses and melted butter. stir into fruit then bake in a 9 inch crust at 425 for 15 minutes then 330 for 45 minutes until set. Cool and serve topped with whipped cream.
UK atomic energy program at Harwell tests irradiated seeds including Koga Two soft and Pendek oats and new barley strains. Seeds irradiated in a Harwell pile become non radioactive after removal. Scientists and farmers track progress as they seek higher yields and quality in wheat oats and barley. Research ties to global work with radiation breeding and potential livestock benefits.
A scrambled crossword with numerous clues about animals plants geography and common terms. Readers decipher entries such as a bird color and language hints while navigating abbreviations and typos in the puzzle text.
The article notes a shift to mechanized debarking in the lumber industry across the United States. Steel machines remove bark faster, using sluicing and beating, with the hydraulic debarker a standout, forcing up to 1500 psi and 1000 gallons per minute per log to strip bark.
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