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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 14, 1955
Page
6
A Canadian Department of Agriculture bulletin urges new brides to build a useful recipe collection and long‑term shopping plan. It stresses planning meals for two, adapting four to five serving recipes, thrifty shopping, and choosing quality Canadian produce and properly labeled canned goods.
A compact collection of quotations from Carlyle Colton Eddy Barrie Rochefoucauld and Penn on motivation integrity and the value of sincere conduct. The entries contrast inner motives with outward pretense and emphasize that true deeds have meaning beyond praise or reward.
The story describes a Lond championship bridge hand where North in the American pair opens Two Diamonds and makes Three Diamonds after overcall. In the other room North intervenes with Two Clubs and buys the contract Ten tricks are made after a peculiar lead, swinging 240 national points to the United States. The record notes the Americans' higher initiative despite missing cart details.
A new vitamin named T resembles B-12 folic acid and the lac tobacillus factor and other nutrients. Premature infants and children with nutritional disease began eating and gaining weight when vitamin T was added, including babies with coeliac disease.
The article stresses moisture proof packaging to prevent freezer frost and freezer burn that dries surfaces and harms flavor. It notes oxidation at zero Fahrenheit, darker color, tougher texture, and off flavors, especially in fatty meats and pastries. packaging options include heavily waxed cartons, moisture proof liners, glass containers, and space for expansion.
Leading chiefs of Alberta's major Indian tribes will receive 2 3/4 inch chrome medallions in July at formal ceremonies. The Alberta Golden Jubilee Committee plans events in Fort Macleod Calgary Banff and Edmonton. The province will also reward treaty Indians born in or before 1905 with medals.
An old Iranian folk belief says the world rests on the horns of a cow and earthquakes occur when the animal tires and shakes her head. The tale reflects early cosmology and natural disaster explanation in traditional culture.
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