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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 1955
Page
3
Red Kelly credits backwards skating speed and accuracy for defense success. The piece urges defensemen to master backward movement, cites college research, and stresses practice priority. It also offers foul shooting tips and highlights the value of a good trainer and student trainers in school teams.
Murray Henderson recalls a bizarre close encounter near Invermere British Columbia as a herd of about fifty elk surrounded his car in Kootenay Park. A bull rammed the trunk while the others moved the vehicle, lifting it and pressing it along the road until Henderson opened and slammed the doors to frighten them away.
Inventors describe a device that lets drivers set a dial on the steering post and relax as the car automatically controls speed. Lifting the foot off the brake or gas reverts control to manual, and the unit resumes automatic operation when the foot is removed.
A compact cipher style entry lists terms in sequence: Dodge, Britain, Dublin, Higher, $5 billion, 10th, Gettysburg, Will not, Sugar, Is. No clear narrative or event is presented.
An Anchorage reader notes Alaska men remain eager for marriage as winter tightens daylight and temperatures. The column links love, health and humor with sauerkraut history and warns about home recording devices and cautionary Irish bachelor customs.
The text argues vitamin D from sun is essential for children to prevent rickets and strengthen bones. It notes limited sun exposure in our climate and advocates giving this vitamin from birth through growth. It also mentions daylight saving time beginning in Paris and credits Benjamin Franklin as originator.
The article urges leaders to follow Jesus humility and authority, contrasting true leadership with hypocritical religious rulers. It argues many faithful people fail to confront evil and act decisively, calling for strong, righteous leadership in the church today. Jesus’ modeling of care and strength is highlighted as the standard.
Weekly crossword puzzle clues list with horizontal and vertical entries. Includes animals plants and objects like wild ox bird and Greek god. Readers solve terms from depictions and abbreviations across various fields and eras.
Vancouver plans a 2 000 000 bushel elevator raising storage to 7 300 000 bushels and adding 12 grain cleaners. The coop will spend 1 500 000 expanding to 517 elevators across BC and Alberta, with work starting next February and taking a year.
Weekly tip advises starting ingredients like rice pudding apples or potatoes boiling on the stove before oven baking to cut total time by half.
The note explains that correct choices earn 10 points each. A total of 0 to 20 is labeled poor, 30 to 60 as average, 70 to 80 as superior, and 90 to 100 as very superior, outlining a simple performance rubric.
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