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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 05, 1950
Page
3
An instructional article outlines carbon monoxide as a colorless, tasteless gas from incomplete combustion found in home and industrial settings. It explains how CO binds to hemoglobin, causing anoxia, and describes symptoms, lethal concentrations, and the importance of fresh air, ventilation, and prompt resuscitation.
A poem pleading for a boy to have a companion to share food, care, money, clothes, play, and secrets. It argues companionship brings contentment and lasting memories for a boy's day and night.
A jumble of crossword clues and a partial grid appears here with numbered entries and hints like Italian seaport mimic and Son of Jaced. It includes stray terms, poetic phrases, and misprints, suggesting a themed puzzle page segment awaiting word fills.
Regent Regina reports 11 northern Saskatchewan lakes named to honor grain pioneers and their wheats. Names include Saunders Seager Wheeler Harrington Goulden Platt Marquis Apex Renown Red Fife Red Bobs and Rescue. Closest settlement Cumberland House. Saunders linked to Marquis wheat. Seager Wheeler and Harrington noted for wheat leadership.
A compact collection of motivational quotes from Coolidge Browning Locke Maeterlinck Seneca and Mary Baker Eddy. Each line emphasizes effort growth understanding and disciplined pursuit of truth for personal and communal advancement.
A cooking tip advises adding a touch of mustard to dishwater when washing fishy dishes to remove all fish odor.
A new comic strip titled Virgil debuts featuring a typical kid with an exaggerated sense of humor. The busybody in the Virgil family sparks ludicrous situations that engage every family member.
Ted Lindsay of the Detroit Red Wings leads the league in scoring after 80 games with 14 goals and 18 assists for 32 points while also topping penalties with 59 minutes. He is among few players to lead both scoring and penalties simultaneously.
Immigration Minister Arthur A. Calwell said only three per cent of British emigrants to Australia had returned home. Canada forms Air Cubs in Sarnia Ontario to train youths for Air Cadet Corps and RCAF fundamentals.
Five thousand Vatican employees will receive an eight per cent wage increase during Holy Year to reflect the additional workload and duties.
In Sydney Australia a dress shop runs an unusual modeling ad seeking a model with a 60 inch or larger bust. The shop promises to show big women how they can look without judgment, framing the campaign as a bold statement. The piece mentions relaxation rest and proper sleep as health necessities.
Washington reports that the first substantial U S production of oil from tar oil and coal via hydrogenation occurred. At the Bureau of Mines coal hydrogenation plant in Louisiana Missouri a seven week break in run yielded up to 276 barrels a day of gasoline and fuels. Secretary Oscar Chapman said minor changes will make the plant a useful tool for coal to liquid fuel research.
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