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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 01, 1956

Page

3

Colorful home boosts family life and student effort

A two year study by John Hopaline University shows colorful interior styling improves mood and school results. Four guides suggest bright colors and warm contrasts to expand small rooms, with windows and doors painted to match walls. The piece urges parental involvement in education beyond schools to foster loyalty, decency, and responsibility.

Ciree John Hopaine University of Baltimore Schiechilies Walla

High Knee Drills and Safe Passing Tactics for Football

The article outlines a high knee drill using a rope ladder to build drive and power in runners and a ladder drill for leg elevation. It adds a goalie drill where keepers react to tennis ball throws to sharpen reflexes, and stresses smart play by avoiding desperation throws to prevent interceptions and fumbles.

Emia

Weekend Reflections on Health Gossip and Oddities

A quirky column explores moderation in drinking and longevity, notes on astrology character checks, and home remedies for winter ailments. It recalls John Dixie’s 105 year life, explains Dutch customs, Wegenmacht road cops, and common weight guesses for garments. It also mentions Diana Doers and Dennis Hamilton’s wealth buildup in Britain, motion pills for seasickness, a divorce case over shaving, Scipio Africanus, Marc Antony, and Kokichi Mikimoto the pearl king.

Scipio Africanus Marc Antony Cleopatra

Failure rates show decline in Manitoba schools

The High School Examination Board chairman B Scott Bateman reported a slight change in failure rates from 1955. Grade 12 failure rose about one percent while Grade 11 dropped roughly five percent.

Manitoba High School Examination Board B. Scott Bateman Bateman

Oak species used for lumber in two main groups

The Book of Knowledge notes over 50 native oak species reach tree size worldwide, with about 25 used for lumber. Lumber oaks split into two major groups: white oaks and red oaks.

Quick Canadian Quiz on Provinces and Economies

Question prompts asking which provinces have capital as largest city by retail sales, the share handled by chain stores and independents, Pacific and Atlantic fisheries catches, occupations with highest average incomes, and a 1945 tax figure noting $768 million in individual income taxes plus a typo for the national total.

Answers to Quick Quiz facts from Canadian statistics

The pocket annual Quick Canadian Facts summarizes answers to a quiz on fisheries by region with Atlantic and Pacific references. It lists provinces and cities such as Alta Edmonton Sask Regina Winnipeg Ontario Toronto Halifax Charlottetown and St Johns along with income figures for doctors at 11 255 in 1953 and chains vs independents at 18 and 82 percent respectively.

Alta Edmonton Sask Regina Man Winnipeg Toronto Halifax P.el Charlottetown Mid St. John's Quick Canadian Facts Pocket Annual Facts About Canada

J H Clark Heads Manitoba Livestock Branch Appointed

James H Clark aged 32 has been appointed Livestock Commissioner of Manitoba succeeding J H Conner. Born on a farm near Brandon he earned an Agriculture degree from the University of Manitoba in 1950 and spent years in Roblin before joining the livestock branch as a beef cattle man. He was assistant livestock commissioner the year prior.

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Keep Out Weather by Installing Projection Strip on Door

A home maintenance tip explains fastening a strip of wood to the edge of one French door to project about one inch. When the doors close the projection covers the joint and blocks drafts. Also notes the Eiffel Tower in Paris opened November 6, 1889.

Weekly Crossword Puzzle HORIZO Depict? of duck Guiwa bird

The crossword clue set includes definitions for a wide range of terms such as animals minerals states and common words. Several entries appear garbled with misspellings and partial phrases indicating a printed puzzle with OCR errors across multiple lines.

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The Amateu Sport and Physical Fitness Development Service Lloyd Percival John Dixie Belleville Ont Holland Wegenmacht Netherlands Touring Club Diana Doers Dennis Hamilton United States Diana Dennis England U.S.A Thames Rolls-Royce Cadilac Jaguar France Beverly Hills Lord Byron Steamship Company Plonts Kokichi Mikimoto Mikimoto Hawaii Pacific George Berlin Henry Oestergaard Kaukasus Oestergaard Quick J. H. Clark Eiffel Tower Pans United Style Seifest Gracs i Venture Naval Love Ates Eoe By George Sixta
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