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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 30, 1953
Page
3
The article warns hitters avoid long strides as they lower the swing and hinder eye tracking, while balance and speed to first base suffer. It adds swimmers should limit kick height to protect balance and energy, and in rescues use available equipment to reach distressed persons rather than leaping in.
A poem of homely rituals and shared warmth. The speaker longs to rekindle a kitchen fire, draw water from the pump, boil tea in a granite kettle, and share the cozy moments with a kind neighbor as memories rise with steam.
The Sports College invites all to join for free and access many services to improve sports efficiency and health. To enroll, send a letter to Sports College Box 99, Toronto 1, Ontario.
Athens known for culture while Corinth thrived on commerce. Paul spent 18 months in Corinth shaping a Gentile church with Jews among converts. He rebuked factionalism led by Apollos or Paul, urging that Christ alone unites. If one lacks the spirit of Christ, he is none of His part of the church.
A Swedish legislator proposes a law that would reduce a man who kills his harassing mother-in-law to manslaughter. The idea rests on extenuating circumstances from daily harassment. The note also jokes about women’s superiority and mentions Queen Elizabeth's era and other varied anecdotes.
Simple luncheon ideas with ham salad cream cheese and apricot jam egg and olive salad date and peanut butter and cottage cheese and pineapple fillings. Each recipe shows amounts mix and stuff or spread provides yields for fillings and sandwiches.
Regina reports the Saskatchewan Highway Traffic Board has no authority to grant any driver or learner licence to anyone under 16. Police will charge the vehicle owner under the Vehicle Act if a minor operates a motor vehicle, and in some cases the owner faces charges under the Criminal Code for contributing to juvenile delinquency.
An unusual find by Swan Swanson in his garden reveals a V shaped copper arrowhead about a quarter inch thick where it joined the shaft. The shaft is broken at the head, suggesting it was used by early indigenous people on the reserve north west of town to hunt buffalo. Relics and evidence indicate multiple camping sites in the area.
Two theories explain oil origin. One argues plant-based formation, the other posits an inorganic source. The debate centers on the processes that created petroleum over geological time.
A science fact notes that blood cells are extremely small with about 60 000 able to fit on the head of a pin illustrating cellular scale in biology.
Saskatchewan timber production for the year ending March 31 showed an eight percent decline from the prior year, total output dropping 15.66 percent despite a rise in average value per cubic foot. Lumber remained the largest item, with railway ties up 44 percent while pulpwood and power poles fell sharply.
A historic note outlines ten coded clues including Iraq, Mississippi, Philadelphia, Rome, and China. The list pairs geographic or cultural terms with seemingly unrelated descriptors such as Crustaceans and Alloy, suggesting a puzzle or cipher.
The Saskatchewan resources department reports a flood of inquiries about Uranium City in the Beaverlodge uranium field. International interest spans a Dutch sea captain in Dhahran and a Brussels shopkeeper, with letters seeking employment and business opportunities across the United States, Canada, and Alaska.
Newfoundland, population over 350000, has 1500 to 2000 full time farming families and about six times that number in part time farming. Average farm covers 12 to 20 acres with two thirds used for hay and the rest for vegetables. Some older British Navy ships still retain teakwood decking.
At the University of Alberta 1917 swine herd study reports pigs paid all costs and generated a 63 percent increase in barley value when sold as pork over 35 years 1918 1952. The gap between production cost and selling price averaged about $6.50 per hundredweight with only 1924 and 1932 losing money. Prices ranged from 3.45 in 1932 to 25.36 in 1951.
A Norwegian firm seeks a patent for an electronic device that detects steel or iron inside timber logs used in sawmills. The device can locate even a needle in a giant log. The article notes Ilha Formosa as a western name for Formose coined by Portuguese sailors.
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