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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 11, 1954
Page
4
The article contrasts old and new home water aids from hand pumps to dripless faucets and aerators. It notes constant hot water needs for machines, the benefits of thermostatic showers, and emphasizes thorough cooking of pork to prevent trichinosis.
Practical tips on shoe slip prevention with adhesive tape applied to soles. Boil milk to seal dish cracks for added strength. Use a wrapped light bulb as a hot heat bottle. Clarifies teaspoon measurements with level rounding and heaping definitions. Store cereals in airtight containers to deter pests. Refresh wilted vegetables by soaking in cold water with vinegar or lemon juice.
The Industrial Development Office and Pioneer Electric announce a Regina plant to manufacture farm and power transformers beginning in October 1954. A 10 000 square foot building will cost about 150000 with local hiring and parts sourced locally where possible. The facility supports Saskatchewan Power’s rural electrification and will be third Pioneer plant in Western Canada.
Grand Whitehorse Yukon Territory profile recalls Buzzsaw Jimmie and other 98 era figures. The piece notes Whitehorse as transport hub, military base, and economic mix of dredging gold, liquor revenue funding civic projects, rising Frobisher mining plans, and high living costs amid a hopeful, historical tone.
Trade Minister Ralph Chetwynd announced a record influx of American visitors to British Columbia in 1953. He reported 283,837 incoming motorists with 48 hour or longer permits, an eight percent rise from 1952.
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