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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
3
A concise guide to contusions abrasions incised and lacerated wounds including their causes, typical symptoms, and first aid steps. It covers cleaning, dressing, splinting, bleeding control, infection risks, and when to seek medical help.
Beavers moved to Windermere British Columbia to winter after rising lake levels. Prince Albert sees a 33 percent population increase with 15 new industries employing 2,000 workers in ten years. Britain will auction Japanese property and use proceeds for POWs. Public may view the London Stock Exchange in operation with a glass gallery. A small TV camera demonstrated banking by television using a vault in a London suburb. National Film Board of Canada film Royal Journey about Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip shines in New York with over 50,000 viewers in nine weeks. Garrard, royal jewelers for two centuries, goes out of business forcing a royal warrant update for coronation regalia in June 1953.
A reader argues women are superior to men and will soon control government, while a ex-wife notes rising divorcees and men resisting housework. Comments touch on Italian preferences for brunettes, a dog navigating four miles by water, and commentary on in law dynamics and family roles.
Alberta’s Wainwright camp, 130 miles east of Edmonton, evolves into a self contained 140000 acre training city with 60 new buildings costing nearly 8 million dollars. A 96 bed hospital expansion, chapels under construction, and facilities include a swimming pool bowling alleys gymnasiums theatre shopping centre and outdoor sports for 5000 trainees.
Britain’s Department of Scientific and Industrial Research announces a plan to build a radio telescope 625 feet in diameter to record stars currently invisible to visual telescopes. The project aims to advance astronomical observation.
Indians in the Battleford area have reversed a history of decline with a steady four decade rise in population on every reserve, challenging the notion of a vanishing race.
Weekly tip explains that wilted vegetables can be revived by soaking in cold water with a little salt for a short time before use.
Right Rev. Robert John Renison of Timmins Ontario is named Metropolitan Archbishop of Ontario and travels to Toronto to receive the title. Born in Tipperary 76 years ago he has spent fifty years serving Moosonee diocese along Hudson Bay sailing with Objiway and Cree communities. He later led as Bishop of Athabaska and Bishop of Moosonee.
A brief meditation urges readers to find time to write a letter to a distant loved one. It emphasizes the mother’s concern for news of happiness and health, noting that even when busy, sending a cheery message can ease worry and convey care.
A dense list combines crossword clues with scattered numbers and references from various domains. It includes hints for clothing, musical terms, elements, animals, geography, and periodical notes, interlaced with alphanumeric cues and partial phrases.
The article explains two batting styles power hitters who swing hard and chase big plays, and choke hitters who rely on timing and placement. It notes both are vital, and test both to find the best fit, plus guidance on proper stance and sleep for recovery, with age-based hours and risks of too much sleep.
A new series of Sport College publications will be available to members only. To join, send a note to Sports College Box 99 Toronto 1 Ontario. membership is free.
A 14 month old child in Vancouver was blamed by Mrs Jenny A Johnson for grabbing the wheel and causing a car to collide with a telephone pole. No injuries were reported and damage to the vehicle was estimated at seventy five dollars.
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