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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
3
Practical guidance on handling punctured and crushing wounds before medical help arrives. Emphasizes cleaning, dressing, splinting, and avoiding strong antiseptics on minor injuries while monitoring for shock and ensuring rapid hospital care when needed.
Youth clubs invited to join a learn how to be funny class sponsored by the British Drama League. William Potting, 79, London insurance broker, left estate of 215000 pounds after starting as a footballer at four pounds a week. Lightweight third lung aids Swiss Everest expedition. Dr John Dearness marks 100th birthday by planting the 100000th tree in Ontario. Britain to import Finnish wooden school units worth 500000 pounds for 25 schools. Queen will ride coronation coach with rubber tires. coach built in 1762. Elizabeth Fry Society formed in Toronto to aid women in prison. Britain already has similar work for a century.
A government hatchery shipment of 8 000 lake and speckled trout fingerlings will be sent to Prince Albert National Park in Saskatchewan and Riding Mountain Park in Manitoba in early June. The project aims to establish trout fishing in these parks within a few years. Two thousand speckled trout will travel by tank from Jasper to Saskatoon and be driven to Prince Albert Park, while 6 000 lake trout fingerlings will be trucked from Rivers to Riding Mountain Park. Representatives from the national parks branch will accompany the shipment.
Apply cold water immediately to egg stains on fabrics. If treated soon enough this usually removes them from most materials.
A column explores social quirks from height preferences in marriage to cross city dating norms. It jokes about police versus hostesses in meeting strangers, then humorously describes an English burglar alarm using rugs and shrieking recordings followed by tips for bachelors.
Toronto report notes Mrs. Kay Petre a famed woman racing driver says Canadian women drivers are mostly good and start young. She recalls Brooklands debut in 1933 and a 1937 record for women drivers of 150 to 160 mph while visiting to learn what women drivers prefer in cars. They favor bright colors handy ash trays roomy glove compartments leather upholstery and many windows.
Poem excerpt questions a man who tells truth and sacrifices for others then declares the father figure as the guiding, selfless source of support and debt. The piece presents a rousing tribute to paternal devotion and moral integrity.
Mrs. C E Gould of Consort Alberta learns that her wedding ring lost on a Nova Scotia farm 42 years ago has been found by eight year old Beverly Mac Kay, a grand-niece. The discovery brings a surprise reunion and family pride.
A dense grid of horizontal and vertical clues covers colors weapons cities letters and common nouns. The list includes medieval weaponry river islands gods and archaic terms alongside modern words and phrases.
A guide on tennis service returns emphasizing staying near the service line to strike early, attacking down the sideline and cross court, deep returns, and applying pressure on soft serves. It also advises passing opponents in track with decisive bursts and highlights the pivotal role of relentless desire to reach athletic goals despite failures.
The notice promotes free membership in the Sports College open to all ages including girls and young women. It mentions divisions for youths and a special division for coaches and officials who can use the college's information services for the latest coaching and organizational techniques. Send inquiries to Sports College Box 99 Toronto 1 Ontario.
The miracle mile in downtown New Westminster gains a garden look as hanging baskets of flowers are installed on Columbia Street light standards by the Royal City Park Board.
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