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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 14, 1952
Page
3
A historical guide stresses immediate aid at accident sites to protect breathing and prevent spinal movement. It details concussion signs, semi-prone transport, safeguarding wounds, and the need for medical supervision within 24 hours. It warns against unsafe self treatment and emphasizes careful observation to prevent fatal intracranial bleeding.
Western Canada will have longer open seasons for waterfowl with new permits allowing farmers to scare birds from crops. Saskatchewan gains a 69 day season and a daily bag limit of 10, while Manitoba Alberta and British Columbia extend to 58 67 and 66 days respectively with eight ducks per day. Northwest Territories remain 45 days and other regions keep existing limits.
Pattern 7260 offers a simple crochet border for summer tops using cotton or wool. The brief instructions suggest a flower medallion border with shell stitch. Send twenty five cents to obtain the pattern. stamps cannot be accepted.
Prince Albert National Park is expected to exceed 100000 visitors this year as July attendance reached 37908, up from 36488 last July. Through the year to date 71271 visitors are recorded, surpassing 55570 for the same period last year. Last year total attendance topped 84000. Supersonic sound can boil an egg.
The Seventh Regular Session of the United Nations General Assembly will open at U.N. Headquarters on October 14, not September 16, per an announced change. An analysis of Lincoln Nebraska auto accidents found 7,403 men versus 1,362 women involved. Alex Herd, 23, kissed a London park blonde and was fined 40 shillings. a policewoman cautioned restraint.
The Sports Clinic advises experimenting with six eight and ten beat patterns to optimize arm and leg action in swimming. It highlights adjusting speed fatigue and ease by body build, and notes daily practice builds balance between skills. Also covered: East Pakistan government plans ten new institutes training 1400 teachers annually, Hilton’s Grosvenor House bid rejected, Sir Harold Scott delaying retirement, and salt tablet use for hot days.
The notice urges listeners to tune to the C.B.C. nationwide network for college sports features and services. Residents are told to check their local newspaper or station for broadcast times.
Kitchen Meditations by Jane Dale recalls a mother's nightly blessings as children grow from homebound evenings to distant journeys. The text reflects enduring care and faith guiding loved ones across miles and time. The 1912 Mount Katmai eruption in Alaska was heard 750 miles away.
Advice on mildew removal using chloride of lime diluted in water. Dip mildewed areas, dry in sun, and repeat if spots persist.
A scrambled OCR style list presents crossword hints and numbers with scattered phrases including River of New Guinea to speak snake fruit of oak palm leaf and more. The page mixes general terms and proper nouns, hinting at a published puzzle with multiple vertical and across clues.
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