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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 28, 1960
Page
4
The text argues that ambitions drive all people including married, no matter the career, yet true fulfillment comes only when the inner hunger is satisfied by God. It links career, knowledge, and retirement to spiritual hunger, quoting John 4 and John 6 as Jesus’ invitation to partake in Him so the hunger is satisfied forever.
The article notes that infant deaths attributed to mechanical suffocation may stem from a respiratory condition rather than accident. It warns that bedclothes can cover the face and urges prompt medical consultation if an infant shows cold or respiratory symptoms.
A reader asks why skin becomes dry at winter's end and how to repair damage. The answer notes common seasonal tautness and offers steps: remove makeup with hot water, apply night cream, use oil, mix oil with coal or substitute beauty grains, massage, use hot towels, rinse with cool water, finish with witch hazel, and stay faithful to nightly emollients for a springtime complexion.
An eyewitness recounts the 1960s style Academy Awards night from arrival at the Pantages Theatre to post show parties. It notes voting bodies over 2 000 members and celebrity fanfare including Fred Astaire Gary Cooper Elizabeth Taylor Eddie Fisher and others amid champagne and high attendance.
In Vermilion Provincial Park’s lake a small ice hole near the bridge becomes crowded as fish rush for oxygen. The lake is largely frozen and many fish die from lack of air, a yearly tragedy blamed on shallow waters unable to hold sufficient oxygen.
A simple method to cut moist bread or cake without crumbling uses a heated thin blade. Dip a knife in boiling water for minutes to heat it, dry, then slice. The tip references the Titanic disaster of 1912 with 1 600 lives lost in the Atlantic.
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