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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 04, 1949
Page
4
A Central Press report explains how trout hatcheries inspect for disease, select brood stock, and manage fertilization. It details external fertilization, egg handling, and the care of fry through the hatching period, with notes on common diseases and nutrition for robust growth.
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Ottawa reports tourism earnings to offset a widening commodity trade deficit for January to April 1949. Canadians earned about 150.9 million from tourism last year and expect more this year, while border traffic and cross-border trips rise.
A column offers tips for ironing lace on the reverse side and using a Turkish towel for better patterns. It advises lightening lipstick and nail polish as weather warms, darkening powder with tanned skin, and preserving eggs by not washing before refrigeration. It notes eggs should be washed briefly under cold running water just before use.
Dr Izard Josey of Columbia South Carolina reports that in twenty patients over the past two years a specific headache type arises from changes in the upper spine at the back of the neck.
Prairie provinces see rapid growth in shelter belts as thousands learn tree planting through a railway educational coach in its 27th year. The Canadian Forestry Association educates 70,000 people in 400 programs reaching farmers, students, and foresters with demonstrations and conservation education. Douglas fir, Canada’s grandest tree, reaches 300 feet in BC forests and 15-foot circumferences, inspiring Britain to adopt its cultivation.
The International Live Stock Exposition and Horse Show at Chicago's International Amphitheatre marks its 50th anniversary with higher premiums. Breed prizes for Aberdeen Angus Hereford and Shorthorn rise to 9000 per breed and combined steer classes reach 20000. prize boosts also apply to sheep and swine. An unusual trophy is a silver cup first won in Perth 1899 by the Earl of Strathmore to be awarded for the champion Shropshire ram. Exposition runs November 26 to December 3 at the Chicago Stock Yards.
Fisherman Ray Mond R. Cole boasted of a 28 inch brown trout caught with bare hands and displayed it in a tavern. A postcard maker photographed the catch and sold pictures prompting Roger Stevens justice of the peace to arrest Cole and fine him $20 plus costs for illegal hand fishing in Pennsylvania.
London report on Fred Wormull a fortyish musician who formed a Married Men's association. He argues men face injustice with 25,090 men paying maintenance and proposes legal liability for deserting wives to cover children and half the home cost, with imprisonment if unpaid. He asserts equal liability for women to force change.
Five New York physicians report in JAMA that emotional stress triggers most headaches with no physical cause and post head injury headaches. In 494 patients, 50 to 60 percent improved with many medicines or placebos, suggesting psychological factors in treatment effects and in headaches themselves. Migraine sufferers are often ambitious perfectionists facing tension and frustration, with lifestyle stress accumulating before attacks.
Dr. Jennie Rowntree of the University of Washington told the American Home Economics Association annual meeting that food is eaten for enjoyment and emotional release not just health. She noted social factors influence eating and urged applying psychology to change habits, with attitudes toward food starting in infancy.
Jock and Pat survey a car crash scene. Jock offers Pat a drink from a flask but waits until the police arrive before taking a nip. The brief exchange highlights rustic humor amid an accident report.
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