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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 14, 1955
Page
15
A Canadian agriculture guide encourages new brides to build a practical recipe collection from home economists at Ottawa. It stresses planning shopping budgeting and adapting recipes for two, plus tips on measuring tools, kitchen stock, long cooking, and choosing quality seasonal Canadian produce.
A collection of lines from Carlyle Colton Eddy Barrie Rochefoucauld and Penn exploring motives noble actions and personal virtue. The quotes emphasize striving greatness through high endeavor genuine motives freedom of thought and moral purpose.
In a standard bridge bidding sequence West with 84 points and five card majors opens with one heart. East then raises to three hearts after a two hearts response, and West passes.
A new vitamin named Vitamin T resembles B-12 and folic acid and boosts appetite. Premature infants and children with nutritional disease began eating and gaining weight after Vitamin T was added to their diet, including babies with coeliac disease.
The article advises moisture proof packaging to prevent frost on freezer surfaces and deter oxidation that dulls color and alters texture. It covers container materials such as glass, metal, and waxed cartons, recommends small headspace, tight wrapping, and notes fruits resist storage changes due to acidity.
Alberta will honor leading chiefs of major Indian tribes with Golden Jubilee medallions during July in formal ceremonies at Fort Macleod Calgary Banff and Edmonton. The province will also award medallions to all treaty Indians born in 1905 or earlier. medals are chrome 2-3 8 inches diameter with a handclasp and progress loyalty friendship on one side and Alberta Jubilee Crest 1905-1955 on the other. Public ceremonies for chiefs planned around Fort Macleod Calgary Stampede Ban Indian Days and Edmonton Exhibition with reserve celebrations for eligible Indians.
Folklore explains earthquakes as the world balanced on the horns of a cow. When the cow tires and twists her head, tremors occur. The tale reflects a longstanding cultural metaphor linking natural events to animal imagery and cosmology.
A Lac la Ronge district aerial spotter for the provincial fire control service detects a forest fire in Saskatchewan. Information is relayed to Lac la Ronge headquarters to dispatch trained smoke-jumpers who travel by aircraft to ground outbreaks and work to extinguish or control fires until overland help arrives. The cadre maintains top physical condition through a rigid year round training program.
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