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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
3
Guidance on immediate care for abdominal injuries shock rabies from dogs and bites from rats and snakes. Includes steps: apply dressings wash wounds treat for shock immobilize and transport to a doctor and hospital, with cautions on rabies and snake venom symptoms and tourniquet use.
Scissors can be sharpened by drawing the cutting edge back and forth on glass or by cutting sandpaper with the scissors.
The longest living Douglas fir in British Columbia ended a 1197 year life in the Nimpkish valley near Quatsino when felled by woodsmen. Its 107 inch butt and 230 foot height will be processed. sections will go to the provincial museum and the Dominion Forest Products Laboratory after ring counts confirmed its age.
Ear specialist Mrs. Edna Mae Young notes many Vancouver young men are getting left ears pierced for earrings. She claims the trend crowds girls out of shops and stirs public discussion.
A humorous look at wedding anniversaries from diamond to leather and nylon. Jokes on gift ideas for each milestone and quips on reincarnation, romantic notions, and second marriages. Also notes on a British sow named Gertrude and a red envelope postal idea in Venezuela.
Vancouver reports that Jimmy Georgaras, a penniless Greek immigrant who arrived four months ago and worked washing dishes, is to receive a third of his uncle Pete Georgaras’s sizable estate. Pete Georgaras, a Pendleton Oregon cattle and wheat land owner, died recently.
Steamboat crews on the Congo River in Africa assess depth by the water spray at the bow. The rising mustache sound changes between deep channels and sandbar shallows.
Blind Arthur Hicks wins a Bath Bible reading contest praised as beautiful fluent and easy. Queen Elizabeth receives a sarong from the Sultan of North Borneo shown to Britain during a royal visit. Richard Gillespie longtime British theatre figure dies in London aged 73. Japan dispatches four senior envoys abroad the first since World War II. Sadao Iguchi serves as ambassador to Canada with others to the United States Britain and France. London exhibition cites one remaining manual bank task sorting cheques for return to branches. Oslo trade talks see Norway trade salt herring hardened fat and aluminum for Soviet wheat rye and manganese ore. Ottawa principal warns comics may replace school texts to keep student attention.
Firefighters faced a large collie chained at the rear of a restaurant as they fought a blaze in the upper apartments above a barbecue shop in Winnipeg. The fire caused damage exceeding 10000 dollars.
The article stresses water safety as the season starts, urging readers to avoid dangerous acts. It lists twelve precautions from swimming with visibility, shore swimming, and never diving into unknown water to boating safety and personal responsibility around the water. It also notes proper base running technique to improve speed.
Membership in the national public service group to raise fitness and sports standards is free. Open to girls and young women with divisions for all ages and a special division for coaches and officials. Write to Sports College Box 99 Toronto 1 Ontario.
Regina students gathered 92 825 cents in Regina's first penny round-up. The funds benefit the Regina branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association and support local mental health services.
A note states this film is believed to be the first effort to tell a story on the moving picture screen. It highlights the pioneering narrative approach and its place in early cinema history.
A compact crossword puzzle from a historical page features across and down clues with terms such as aeriform fluid to be found, river island, citrus fruit, and culinary items. Entries include varied topics like geography, animals, tools, and formal items, inviting solvers to fill the grid.
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