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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1963
Page
5
The article explains bursitis as inflammation of a bursal sac where tendons move near a bone. It covers causes of pain from pressure, the frozen shoulder condition, and two main treatments: pain relief and restoring movement. It notes steroids can be taken or injected, and calcification may heal or irritate, sometimes needing surgical removal.
Fragmented anecdotes describe a wartime like life with soldiers peeling potatoes a kitchen scene at a market and a doctor patient exchange about sleeping powder. Quips about handwriting and K P keep peeling highlight the lighthearted slice of everyday humor in a community.
Dr. Douglas B. Emmons head of the dairy processing section at the Food Research Institute Ottawa received the Pfizer-Paul Lewis Award for 1963 at the American Dairy Science Association meeting held at Purdue University Lafayette Indiana. The annual honor recognizes the top cheese research contribution over the past decade. A 1000 pound deer yields a hide about 70 pounds.
In the home workshop segment readers are guided to make flagstones of various sizes and colors by pouring concrete into wooden molds. Pattern 229 provides steps, formulas, and directions and costs 50 cents. Pattern 344 offers potting guides and a house number panel with yard and garden projects in Packets 29 and 59 all priced at 1.75.
Canada’s Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa advances flowering crab apples with white to red blossoms and multicolored fruit. Led by D F Cameron after 15 years, the program tests lines across stations for nursery release. Some varieties bloom yearly and resist shedding leaves. fruit colors range from pale green to deep crimson. Work began over 40 years ago under Miss Isabella Preston and later Cameron.
A man complains his improvised brew in a steel drum is dangerous and he would rather drink whisky or wine than the tainted drink. He insists he does not intend to harm himself but fears the potions he made.
The group developed for hardiness and ornamental value continues with Miss Preston’s retirement in 1948 and Mr. Cameron’s refinements. New crab apples descend from Farm varieties and cross with double flowering types from Harvard's Arnold Arboretum. The trees retain Rosybloom hardiness while offering varied flowering and ornamental fruit, attracting birds late into winter potentially boosting park and lawn appeal.
A terse tale follows Dred reuniting with Janet in a restrained scene. Dred, in refined attire, greets Janet with a formal, lingering handshake. Janet responds with a light smile and a wry remark about old home week as they exchange brief, suggestive dialogue.
A fragment shows Curamings questioning a figure who identifies as Geoffrey G Huxtley Jr. The exchange hints at a formal decree and a tense interaction. The readable names indicate an inquiry into identity within a ceremonial or legal frame.
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