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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 31, 1952
Page
3
A historical guide explains early aid steps for scalp bleeds nosebleeds hand wounds and varicose vein ulcers. It covers posture cooling compresses pressure bandaging and elevating the affected limb to control bleeding before professional care.
Rubber motorcar fenders cut minor collision damage but keep shape and are made in a British plant. Captain C E Duggan named aide de camp to the Queen. A Manitoba bank swallow released a year ago returns to same spot. Britain’s blind homes appeal for 120000 pounds in Braille books. Vancouver zoo gets king penguins from Falkland Islands governor. Canada must have year round civil defence school, says Sir John Hodsell. 1950 Canada was Britain’s top purchaser of pedigreed livestock at £94500. 26 countries bought £543372 total.
A poem fragment shows a canary crushed among greens and invokes sadness at the vanished song. It contrasts the bright color with the bird’s still wings and reflects on fragile beauty and passing hours. The piece then shifts to note Roman import of raw silk in the early Christian era.
A column blends gossip on dramatic weight loss from a single meal a day to a decade old Glamour look. a quirky diet that uses the same plate repeatedly is proposed. It contrasts with pedestrian traffic lines and etiquette. A note on animal intelligence ranks dogs higher than cats.
Manitoba plans an all western trade fair following the success of the first Manitoba Trade Fair at Brandon. The event, held with the Provincial Exhibition, aims to showcase industrial growth and manufacturing surpassing agriculture as the province's wealth source. Exhibitors are booking space for next year as other provinces are invited to join.
The Canadian Press now transmits news day and night to Manitoba and Saskatchewan dailies via teletypesetter. An operator at a central point controls distant offices by punched tape. Newspapers may still set type manually, with copy delivered along with tape. Manitoba Saskatchewan circuit brings 38 papers into the system. Ontario wire conversion completed July 2.
In Montreal at a trade convention, Frederick C. Mueller, president of the national macaroni manufacturers association, said Canadians ranked near the bottom in macaroni consumption. He cited 1951 figures showing Italians averaged 45 pounds per person, Frenchmen 15 to 17 pounds, Americans seven pounds, while Canadians consumed about six pounds per capita.
Winnipeg school officials warn starting a child in kindergarten too early can handicap progress. A circular states a mental age of 6 years is required to cope with the first grade reading program.
An old taped rubber ball drill improves hitting by teaching timing and eye focus, followed by breathing and cooling off guidance. The piece urges daily practice with a partner pitcher and notes differences for softball and hardball players. It also advises a light cooldown and diaphragmatic breathing to ease transition after intense exercise.
If you are not yet a member of Sports College and wish to join send a letter to Sports College Box 99 Toronto 1 Ontario and say you would like to become a member. Membership is free anyone can join. To every member goes a free copy of the most recent addition of the Research Guide.
Worms lack ears yet sense vibrations via their nervous system. Researchers note that these creatures detect subsurface and surface disturbances, guiding responses to nearby activity. Findings suggest sensory biology differs from vertebrate hearing, relying on mechanosensory pathways.
Fruit stains can be removed from table linen by moistening the spots with pure glycerin, and then laundering in the usual manner.
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