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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 28, 1960
Page
7
A vintage kitchen note outlines Frosted Novelty Buns with chopped raisins and pecans, brown sugar, orange rind and juice, then iced with confectioners sugar. The recipe yields about a dozen buns and includes yeast risen dough, warm milk, and a rum-flavored option.
Directions describe shaping nine 1-inch pieces from a roll, filling with a pecan raisin mixture, and baking in muffin cups at 375 F for 15 to 18 minutes. After cooling, top with confectioners icing and decorate each bun with a pecan half.
The text discusses recurring bad days and emotional outbursts including anger and depression. It suggests that frequent episodes make it hard to get along with others and recommends seeking help from a mental health clinic to improve the situation.
Cunard Line promotes Europe trips as family friendly with playrooms staffed by trained stewards. Infants have cots and prepared formulas, while older children enjoy kid sized menus, games, crafts, and organized parties with ice cream. Night checks and babysitting by request ensure a restful voyage.
Advice on planning frequent beverage breaks every three hours in the morning and every two hours later. Suggest vacuum bottles of hot drinks if no restaurants exist, and taking time for meals and a wash to reduce fatigue. If drowsiness begins, stop and take a quick nap to ward off accidents.
The Mongolian race is described as the most numerous globally with a population exceeding 655 million.
Health guidance from the Saskatchewan Heart Foundation advises gradual exercise buildup before trips, staying hydrated, wearing light clothing, and avoiding heat overexertion. Plan travels early, pace activities, and take short walks during journeys to protect heart and circulation on hot days.
Printed pattern 4961 offers an 18 inch step-in capelet with sizes 14 to 34 and extra half sizes. Includes printed directions and yardage, requests 50 cents in coins for mail order, and asks buyers to print name address and size clearly.
The article states Mrs Emily Stowe of Toronto became the first woman authorized to practice medicine in Canada. It also notes official appointments of lieutenant governors by the Governor General, though in practice they are chosen by provincial governments. It adds other trivia and misquoted data about emigration and laundry facts.
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