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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 10, 1957
Page
7
Dr. Karl Bernhardt of the University of Toronto argues child psychology is not a fad but a science shaping how to raise well adjusted children. He says parenting requires more than common sense and outlines key rules such as enjoying the child, giving time to grow, allowing mistakes, observing behavior, and keeping a long range perspective.
The Mail notes drivers misjudge right of way causing accidents with 25 percent attributed to misunderstanding. Alberta law states when two vehicles reach an intersection simultaneously the driver on the right has the right of way with the left side yielding.
The Times notes how utilities fail to surprise when outages hit. It cites Calgary Power and mentions a historic proposed loop circuit to ensure uninterrupted service for Taber, asking why the plan wasn’t implemented and why outages disrupt paper delivery.
An advertising item promotes Hem-Rod tablets as a quick internal remedy for swollen painful piles. It claims relief with one tablet taken two or three times daily, with water, and promises fast comfort and a money back guarantee.
James W Wright recalls his jet black Persian Old Tab who chased a canary until a cage fell. Tab vanished for more than a day and returned with a white ring around his neck that has spread to his tail, leaving the cat mostly white.
The Clarion urges hunters to cooperate with authorities to curb dangerous and illegal acts. A farmer’s wife reveals hunters speed through her farm yard endangering her children as ducks concentrate on flooded land. Local officials, conservation officers, and newspapers have warned against shooting livestock or damaging property and urge responsible sport.
Home craft pattern describes lamps built from wood and metal with unusual modern designs. Includes actual-size cutting diagrams and illustrated assembly directions. Material lists reference local lumber yard and hardware store. Price 20d 4 18 35e.
Plant stand patterns offer sun and shade for home greenery. Pattern 463 builds graduated shelves with lockable upright sections. One of five patterns in the Handy Man packet, price 1.50, mailed pattern for 35 cents from Home Workshop Patterns in Vancouver B C.
The College of Physicians and Surgeons at the Saskatchewan Medical Association annual meeting in Saskatoon honored Dr. O. M. Irwin of Swift Current with a senior life membership. A veteran local medico, he is Swift Current's longest practicing active doctor and has served as alderman, mayor and on public school boards, reflecting the country doctors who helped pioneer Western Canada communities.
The piece argues human suffering is worsened by human actions and attitudes. It cites Eastern Europe’s hardships and bigotry, then recalls Jesus healing a bowed woman on Sabbath condemning hypocritical rulers, urging kindness over ritual conformity.
The piece muses on advertising and body image, noting millions spent urging dietary habits and fat avoidance. It contrasts mirrors with doctors, cites J B Priestley on womanhood, and mentions Paulette Goddard as a figure of comfort for those watching their figure. The note ends with an odd fact about bats having wings for flight.
A courtroom scene erupts when a prosecutor accuses the defense attorney of illegal tactics and moral failings. The quarrel escalates to a clash between lawyers, with blows and blood before the judge orders decorum. The witness claims the plaintiff said nothing, as echoes of chaos linger in the chamber.
A Vancouver business man tells The Canadian that world merchant fleets are tight while US ships idle due to high operating costs. Labor unions resist competition, creating frictions with foreign-registered vessels docking at US ports and provoking questions about lawful remedies for progress.
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