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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1954
Page
5
Canadian women embrace a tropical leather look as tanners and designers introduce lightweight, airy styles. Bright colors such as parakeet, coral, and butter yellow lead a range of pumps, sandals, and stripped-down daytime and evening shoes. The collection features tapered toes, one-piece pumps, and backless male sandals, all designed for comfort and style in hot months.
Winnipeg report quotes Aliss Marjorie Newth of London the sole female managing director of a UK diamond firm saying diamonds never wear out and women can enjoy them forever She tours the world every six weeks from London to Antwerp to Amsterdam while noting few women in the trade due to perceived judgment gaps The article mentions envelopes valued at 3,500 920,000 and a yearly turnover of 10 million dollars
An expert from Saanichton explains spark plug design, sizes, and gaps. He notes correct length and heat range matter, misfiring and fouling can result from improper spacing, and recommends cleaning and testing plugs at a local garage before heavy work.
A collection of short aphorisms and quotations praising flowers. From Wilberforce to Wordsworth, the lines reflect on God, beauty, and hidden thoughts inspired by blooms. Each quote centers on flowers as symbols of goodness, faith, and inner meaning.
Dr. T. V. Johnston, provincial veterinarian, urges Saskatchewan to expand veterinary manpower as livestock industry grows. Only about half of the 46 veterinary districts have a practicing vet. In the last year locals covered over half a million miles testing tuberculosis Bangs disease calfhood vaccination and advising cattle farmers. The Ontario Veterinary College scholarship program supports Saskatchewan students at 900 dollars yearly with a return-to-practice requirement. Since 1945-46, 16000 dollars in scholarships have been awarded. Applications should be sent early. information is available from Guelph College or the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture.
Between 1946 and 1952 eighty seven Canadian ships were lost at sea burnt or destroyed, valued near five million dollars. The fatalities reached 356 with injuries totaling fifteen thousand five hundred forty four.
The first Canadian Pacific Orient headquarters was established at Hong Kong by David E. Brown, the first agent for freight and passenger traffic at Port Moody in British Columbia, in 1886.
Practical guidance on maintaining household electric devices including refrigerators ranges irons washers toasters vacuums and related components. It covers defrosting cleaning drying rinsing and handling tips to extend life and prevent damage with safety notes on avoiding water immersion and checking cords.
Zakaria Goneim, chief inspector of Egypt’s Antiquities Department, announces the discovery of a 4700 year old tomb at Sakkara. The alabaster sarcophagus may hold the burial of Sankhet, a Third Dynasty pharaoh, with initial signs of a hasty burial and a possible gold coffin inside.
Alberta expert advises retiring worn out pastures to restore yields. Overgrazed land shows weeds like foxtail millet gumweed and dandelions, with renovation possible by mid June breaking, August reseeding and favorable conditions for strong establishment before freeze up. A two bushel late oats plus one bushel fall rye mix offers summer and fall grazing.
A New England chowder recipe uses nonfat dry milk to preserve nutrition while remaining economical. It combines salt pork onion potatoes cod and seasonings then simmers until tender and thickened. Serve hot with butter and note mild fish options like haddock sole or halibut.
A collection of humorous vignettes featuring Groucho Marx panhandling Faulkner, a mule incident in Oxford, a retired pugilist urged to stay in, Mark Twain recalling a quick thinking episode, and Twain’s Virginia City fire rescue with a rope trick.
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