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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 01, 1951

Page

5

Ancient Medicines Yield Clues From Lost Civilizations

Smithsonian and Harvard researchers study yoco a South American vine whose drink allegedly boosts energy and suppresses hunger Indians in Colombia Peru and Ecuador rely on yoco for stamina and long journeys Some tribes relocate towns due to scarce plant supply The piece notes ancient ideas like leeches and pulse diagnosis as precursors to modern medicine and cites a Jivaro secret drug linked to potential cancer research

Henry Nicholas Wy Ashington Keonian Institution Smithsonian Institution Botanical Museum of Harvard Colombia Peru Ecuador Richard Evans Schultes Harvard University Puerto Ospria Korea Smithsonian North Korea Hippocrates Jivaros

Small Farmer Threatened by Mechanization Trend

Saskatoon report at the Canadian Co operative Implements convention says rising farm machine prices and higher mechanization risk marginalizing small farmers. Directors warn prices have jumped about 65 percent since 1939 and propose cooperative ownership as a possible offset.

Saskatoon

Gallium Named After Gaul France in 1875

The chemical element gallium derives its name from Gaul the old name for France. It honors the region and its history, reflecting the French roots of the discoverer.

Gaul France

Entrance halls set the mood for the whole house

The piece notes how the front hall is often overlooked in decorating plans yet can shape first impressions. It advises choosing bold wall treatments over dull putty tones and pairing the hall’s look with adjacent rooms to unify the decor while limiting furnishings to simple pieces like a coat rack or telephone table.

Francis James

World Competition for Potato Harvester

The Royal Agricultural Society of England opens its £3,000 prize competition to overseas and U.K. entries to encourage complete potato harvesting by machinery. Entries must show a full sequence from lifting to bagging, fit for British row widths. Closing date is March 24, 1951. Regulations and forms available from the RAS.E. secretary, 16 Bedford Square, London. Competitors may need two identical machines for simultaneous trials.

Royal Agricultural Society of England U.K Ras.e Bedford Square London W.C

Vitamin Soup Ottawa Anew Rising Social Issue

The vitamin age has overtaken soup kitchens in Ottawa as shortages and hunger pressures grow, signaling a broader public health and welfare concern. Local agencies scramble to supply nutritionally rich soups while facing limited resources and rising demand.

Ottawa

NHL Notes Highlight Size of Detroit Toronto Wings

NHL notes show Detroit Red Wings average 180 pounds and Toronto Maple Leafs 177, the league's two heaviest teams for 1850-51. Bruins 176 and Rangers 176 follow. Canadiens 173 remain lightest. Key players include Gus Kyle at 210 and Buddy O’Connor at 142. Maurice Richard tops goal feats with 17 regular-season hat tricks. Red Storey, first-year NHL ref, was a star football back for the Toronto Argonauts.

NHL Detroit Red Wings T Nue Maple Leafs Detroit Toronto Boston Bruins New York Rangers Chicago Black Hawks Montreal Canadiens Montreal Red Wings Canadiens Toronto Maple Leafs Leafs Toledos Chicago N.H.L Bruins Gus Kyle Buddy O’connor Butch Bouchard Bud MacPherson Red Storey National Hockey League Canada Toronto Argonauts Argonauts Winnipeg Blue Bombers Red Winnipeg Storey

The Old Fashioned Grandma Prose Poem

A Kalends prose poem contrasts the old fashioned grandmother with modern times. It depicts a winter day of maternal labor including milking, feeding, chores, cooking, washing, mending, and caring for animals before an evening of music.

TRY AND STOP ME! By Bennett Cerf

A humorous series of short vignettes centered on everyday misunderstandings and quirks. A wife worries about an anniversary gift while a husband dodges trouble with a flimsy excuse. An immigration official questions a marriage using a photo mismatch. A playful scene unfolds around a crowded telephone booth and a flirtatious young woman signaling she will only be a moment.

Women Volunteers Bring Recreation to Selkirk Hospital Patients

Five women led by Mrs. Walter H. Rice of Winnipeg organize recreational therapy at Selkirk Mental Hospital. They visit 50 men and 50 women on alternating weeks, delivering games, records, books, and gifts while seeking ongoing organizational support and more donations of books, records, and instruments.

Selkirk Man Walter H. Rice Winnipeg Selkirk Mental Hospital

Fertilizing Machinery On The Increase Across Farms

The most diversified farm equipment now on the market relates to spreading fertilizers. Machinery ranges from hand tools to tractor units and aircraft with attachments. Fertilizer forms include gas liquid crystals granules and finely divided particles.

C-I-L Agricultural News

Good Advice for Pedestrian Crossing Caution

Cross streets quickly and with certainty. Do not make the driver guess your actions or you risk a collision. Books papers and conversation can wait until you are safely across. Traffic inattention leads to hospital detention.

Swordfish Catch Averaged At Two Million Pounds Annually

Industry data show the Atlantic coast yields about 2,000,000 pounds of swordfish each year. The figure reflects general fishing activity affecting markets and coast communities.

Atlantic

Per Capita Comparison and Canadian Values

The text argues Canadians overstate achievements by comparing to American standards. It suggests limiting per capita comparisons would reveal less self praise and reduce perceived inferiority in national self assessment.

Banff Park Leads Canada in 1950 Attendance

Banff Alberta topped national park attendance in 1950 with 416 452 visitors, the highest figure among Canada’s parks, reflecting strong tourist interest and park popularity.

Banff Alberta Canada

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