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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
6
The piece traces changes in beachwear from early knit suits inspired by Annette Kellerman to contemporary man made fiber fabrics like terylene. It notes elastic, quick drying properties, vibrant color trends, and evolving silhouettes from fitted to shift and draped shapes.
The article notes oceans hold about 40 million cubic miles of salt and mentions large scale, economical methods to extract salt for drinking water. It cites Moscow KZvestia blaming The Magnificent Seven for corrupting Soviet youth and details youth theft linked to the film in Smolensk. Another item covers a fire alarm incident in Vancouver and a border clash over sheep between Turkish guards and Syrians with seizure and recapture of wool.
Mary Baker Eddy established the Christian Science movement, founding its church and publication efforts, shaping a religious movement centered on spiritual healing and modern theology.
Dr J Walton Groves notes fairy ring mushrooms are common and edible when young though caution is advised for children. Other lawn varieties include glistening inky cap shaggy mane and Lepiota resembling the deadly destroying angel. Several small brown to yellow mushrooms also grow, with potential illness if eaten.
The life of the bull Wakerfield Lord Butterfly, once a stock Shorthorn at Shilford Farm, Stockfield, Northumberland, is noted for its durability as he died in May 1957. A posthumous calf from semen stored nearly ten years later is described as "A grand calf" by owner Colin Weightman.
In May 1919 Cmdr. Albert Read piloted a U S Navy aircraft from Newfoundland to Portugal with a 10 day stopover at the Azores Islands. A month later Alcock and Brown flew nonstop from Newfoundland to Ireland.
Most of Canada’s pine and spruce reach over half their height growth in May. Even slower growing hardwoods add most to their height during May and June.
The article argues that Canada’s forests and related industries create more employment than any sector except agriculture. It highlights the scale of timber, logging, milling, and related trades as a major economic driver and employer across provinces.
Dr Walton Groves notes that children faces slight poisoning risk from lawn mushrooms but advises all ages to eat only species clearly identified as edible. Caution urged for foragers and general readers about mushroom safety.
In London a 190 year old firm Wilkinson Sword Limited thrives on overseas orders. The company, sword cutter to Queen Elizabeth II, supplies ceremonial and infantry swords to British regiments and Commonwealth forces, including Nigeria Sudan Tanzania Ghana Zambia British Guiana and Cambodia.
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