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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 27, 1964
Page
4
Part 3 to guard health urges moderate regular exercise, quitting cigarettes, and reducing tension to lower risks of heart attack and stroke. Supervised by a physician, the article notes age appropriate activities from walking and golf to bowling and fishing, citing Dr. Paul Dudley White on exercise as fundamental to health.
The piece urges sedentary workers to adopt a lifelong exercise plan and discusses smoking as a factor in coronary disease. It cites studies showing higher death rates among heavy smokers and cautions against stress and fear. Dr Irvine H Page of the Cleveland Clinic endorses moderate, steady living.
A compact crossword clue note hints at class containers and a tar related action. The fragment mentions Piatters and a long walk with cryptic phrasing suggesting a puzzle entry rather than a full news item.
Regina Leader-Post cites THT for TAT Jim Murray as a sharp voiced columnist who lampoons British Columbia in a Los Angeles Times piece. The column mocks the province’s geography climate and culture with biting, humorous observations provoking Canadian reactions.
The gopher in Saskatchewan is actually Richardson's ground squirrel while the true gopher is the pocket gopher. The two are unrelated despite the common name mix up in local references.
A 1929 earthquake triggered a tidal wave that killed 27 people in Newfoundland’s Burin peninsula fishing communities, leaving many families bereaved and causing lasting impact on local ports and safety measures.
The Quebec Seminary founded in 1668 by Bishop Laval marks Canada's earliest higher education institution. It established the groundwork for advanced studies and cathedral schooling in New France, shaping the country’s academic development.
The article notes a boom in winter sports among Canadian women with a focus on fashion. It highlights large memberships in curling and rising skier numbers, with emphasis on stretch pants, three categories of ski wear, and innovations like all nylon reversibles. Ski jackets are insulated and water repellent, and Canadian ski wear enjoys strong export demand.
The Newfoundland railway spanning 704 miles across the island was completed in 1898. The tracks run narrower than the standard Canadian gauge by a foot.
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