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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 26, 1956
Page
3
Regina reports Dr. T. Johnston Saskatchewan provincial veterinarian urged stockmen to vaccinate young cattle against Blackleg Malignant Edema and Hemorrhagic Septicemia before turning them to summer pastures. Where pastures provide service vaccination should be done at entry.
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh laid the foundation stone of the new Coventry Cathedral built to incorporate the ruins of the old, destroyed in 1940. Basil Spence designed a structure with a Garden of Remembrance atrium, a glass-screened nave, and a Chapel of Amity, aiming to symbolize a modern crusade for Christianity. The shell concrete vault sits on tall columns, and the church will seat 1,600, with collapsible glass screens to open to the city population.
The article urges parents to address young children's fears with discussion rather than ridicule. It cautions against punishments like isolating in a dark room and advocates open dialogue with family members to analyze and ease imaginary or nonharmful terrors, stressing timely support to save a life.
The article explains interval training as the modern method for conditioning runners from 100 yards to the marathon. It details repeated fast intervals with jogs between, gradual speed increases, and varying drills. It also highlights the role of protein from dairy foods in athletic vigor and suggests readers boost dairy protein intake. The Sports College launches a national amateur sports service in Canada, inviting inquiries via Box 99, Toronto.
In early Christian teaching Paul stands out among the apostles though little biographical detail exists. The letters show his intimate links with churches and disciples while noting two factions in the church. Paul urges allegiance to Jesus Christ above all, and that the Gospel be the source of faith, not any human transmitter. He emphasizes his own divine commission and offers Timothy hard earned counsel for young believers.
The quiz answers show imports totaling 4 411 million a record high leaving a 360 million unfavourable trade balance. About 30 000 are government employees. Wood Buffalo Wild Animal Park Fort Chambly Historic Park 2 5 acres Nearly half 2 Number of new families 90 000 number of new homes built 127 000.
Frank Boyce, 13, of Elizabeth City NC, is named Boys Clubs of America Boy of the Year for services to home, church, school, community and Boys Clubs. He holds the Junior Citizenship Award in the feature.
A Tucson couple found a note on their door claiming a visitor named Keith planned a break in but says they did not steal and that the visitor enjoyed a drink and warned friends to stay away. The note includes a postscript claiming the door was locked.
The puzzle shows horizontal clues including habitat depictions and larval forms with entries for egg district attorney and other terms. Vertical clues cover wreath nullify number fruit image Spanish jug tidy thus stir beginner plays concerning and related crossword jargon.
Canada’s largest and smallest national parks are named. In 1955 comparing new families and new homes, federal labor force and Ottawa government employment figures are given. The Precambrian Shield covers a large share of Canada, and exports versus imports totals are noted. The keystone is identified as the highest stone in an arch.
Migare Dury Courg from Vermont cites four traits making intellectuals unpopular: hesitation to decide, reliance on logic over commonsense, social withdrawal, and shifting values. Prof Pardon Tillinghast says anti-intellectuals are moralistic, prejudiced, fear new ideas, and bored by seriousness. The piece contrasts tensions between intellectuals and anti-intellectuals. ARE A COURTEOUS DRIVER
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