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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1951
Page
3
Lloyd Ace Percival presents guidance on the importance of thigh muscle length and flexibility for hockey players. Research cited from T K Curetom at Daincis University links muscle extensibility to athletic success, noting that skating alone does not develop required muscle length.
Poland faces potential meat and potato shortages reported by Warsaw Radio. Britain’s Justice Clyne declines Ottawa post. Duke of Edinburgh may be promoted after Canada visit. Japan’s population hits 4 million. Taxi driver Relph receives a £10,000 tip from Crompton estate. Brazil coffee exports rise. Britain’s TV reach expands near Manchester with a 750-foot mast. This item also covers hockey flexibility training and Sports College services for athletes.
A mixed, chatty column covers a brain teaser about why a date math yields 3902, light notes on phone extensions and wrong numbers, life insurance stats, cost of living by work minutes in Sweden, actor insurance, and a playful call to swap grandstands for sport.
Selection of open face sandwiches with melted cheese bacon and tomato. Use white bread mayonnaise tomato and sharp quick melting cheese. Toast bread, layer mayo tomato cheese and bacon, then broil at 350 degrees until cheese melts and bacon is crisp. Serve hot with salad milk and cookies.
Canada moves toward self sufficiency in oil with June output of 4.826 million barrels, doubling year earlier totals and lifting the first half of 1991 to 18.399 million barrels. Crude imports in June dipped to 7.338 million barrels, keeping half-year imports at 39.507 million barrels. In Winnipeg Justice Minister Garson spoke to officials on oil strategy.
The Woolen and Knit Goods Manufacturing Association predicts Alberta wells will supply about one half of Canada’s needs within the next three years.
The well known British match maker decides to shorten match stalks by four millimetres about one sixth of an inch. The move is expected to save many tons of timber.
A paste made of vinegar and cornmeal cleans stains from hands and keeps them in good condition. The tip promotes simple at home use and practical skin care.
The piece recalls a village lamplighter who also cared for the school and lit streets from post to post. The author contrasts the old nightly glow with modern electric lighting, noting the lamplighter as a beloved town institution and a fading memory. Memory is a wonderful thing.
Foundry worker E. B. Brown chased a four pound Chihuahua named Choppo that escaped a city shelter. When the dog bit his fingers, Brown clamped his teeth on the animal’s nose until it released. The odd incident comes from Los Angeles.
Regina's 1912 provincial legislature carpet is being replaced with a new red rug costing 12000 dollars. The old carpet remains for protection while the new one covers wiring for loudspeaking broadcasting and recording equipment and part of a chamber redecoration program.
Copenhagen reports that during the first nine months of the year eighty percent of Danish emigrants chose Canada. A total of 3,875 Danes left. 3,016 went to Canada and 716 to the United States, compared with last year's Canadian and U.S. figures.
A crossword puzzle listing many unequally defined clues spans across horizontal and vertical entries. The readable items include references to Egyptian energy unit phrases river in Idaho and various mythical and natural terms, indicating a large themed puzzle excerpt with scattered answer prompts.
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