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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1950
Page
5
Public health booklet advises parents that a child’s stuttering signals nervous tension not speech fault. Focus on reducing anxiety and emotional instability at home rather than forcing speech drills. fatigue, sleep, feeding, and routine affect speech. Free folders available through local health units.
Health note credits penicillin with dramatic progress against subacute bacterial endocarditis, noting early diagnosis and large-dose treatment save lives. The Canadian Heart Association warns that dental extractions or tonsillitis in patients with rheumatic valvular disease can trigger the infection if penicillin is not given promptly and adequately.
London woman Mrs Sarah Humphrey aged 103 celebrated her birthday by ordering a new pair of glasses. She recalled having a similar pair about 60 years ago after losing her old ones. She continues knitting and crocheting in her daily routine.
Temperature determines snowflake morphology. At near freezing, flakes are small, flat, and regular and may clump into large masses. Warmer conditions cause incomplete flakes as portions melt, altering structure and appearance.
Dear Mrs. Mac suggests making the radio the room’s focal point by placing it on a wall and adding a wallpaper mural behind it with a classical motif. Pair with plain or subtle wallpaper on other walls, add Moorcroft vases for height, and place a pair of chairs nearby for a functional decorative arrangement.
A collection of moral reflections and maxims on thought, silence, reserve, and inner life. Includes sayings from Marcus Aurelius Chesterfield Stevenson Emerson Brooks and Eddy. The passages urge quiet minds disciplined thinking and focus on enduring good to shape experience.
Terence Willans, a 33 year old ex paratrooper who jumped into France and Greece, makes weekend trips from Denham to his Little Hadlam home. He travels by train then walks, with Sunday flights in a rented plane ending with a 1,000 foot parachute jump. The Denham to Little Hadlam trip takes about 20 minutes airborne.
The article discusses farm woodlots as a long term asset in Canada offering a profitable addition with minimal care. It advocates improvement cutting to remove useless or damaged trees, yielding high quality and low value products, and urges periodic stand culling during harvesting to promote sustained growth.
Reverend J G Wagoner told prospective brides that people inspect new cars by daylight but choose marriage by moonlight, implying a caution about evaluating life choices. The remark contrasts practical car tests with the intangibles of marriage.
Metropolitan Pittsburgh contains about 500 bridges and viaducts spanning rivers and neighborhoods, forming a defining feature of the city’s transportation network and skyline.
The Sharp family of Shaunavon Sask traces a long printing lineage from H A C Sharp co publishing The Shaunavon Standard to forebears who ran The Swift Current Herald and The Nipawin Herald. The children Carol Lynne Teddie and Russell show little newspaper interest beyond curiosity as Teddy pursues mechanical interests.
A report states the basilica of St Peter's in Rome required fifty million dollars for construction. The project reflects lavish spending on a landmark in the heart of the Catholic Church.
Aileen Fitzpatrick of Sydney travels to Geneva to join a conference of the International Migration Service. She will consult government representatives to locate European migrant children in Australia, including Greek youths separated from families by the civil war. The service collaborates with CAIS and UNRRO to aid immigrant families.
A 445 year old Raphael Madonna known as the Peruzzi Madonna sold for 27500 at Parke-Bernet auction houses in New York. Dealers attributed the low price to the rising popularity of modern art and noted none of the collection fetches more than half their former values from 30 years ago.
Stamp enthusiasts note that many countries issue railway themed stamps for anniversaries and congresses. Examples include Denmark 1947 100 years of state railways Belgium 1934 35 sets 100 years Belgian railways France 1937 international congress issues modern trains 1944 old railway car Bulgaria 1939 king Boris railway engines Austria 1937 Belgium Congo 1948 Germany 1935 Netherlands 1935 Sweden 1936 Canada 1927 1928 Egypt 1933 Newfoundland 1928 US 1869 1901 1912 1944. A Canadian stamp exhibition is planned in Windsor Ontario April 13–15 with Norman F. Clark as exhibition chairman.
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