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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 06, 1952

Page

4

Vaccine Aims to Protect Against All Three Types of Polio

Johns Hopkins scientist Dr. Howard A. Howe reports a vaccine made from kited pea virus elicited antibodies against all three polio viruses in children aged two to five at Rosewood State Training School. The study showed six inoculated kids developed antibodies while five controls did not, though the vaccine is not yet ready for large trials.

Baltimore Johns Hopkins Howard A. Howe Jessor Hopkins Howe American Public Health Association Cleveland Rosewood State Training School Rosewood David Bodian

Answers to Quick Quiz Answers

A compact report noting quiz results with five items. It lists answers such as less than 25 percent, crossbreed buffalo cattle, provincial governments, Edmonton and Calgary, and the figure 206 500, attributed to Canadian Facts material.

Edmonton Calgary Quick Cemadian Canada

Canadians Show Way To Save Their Cash

Fred Wilks of the Bank of Canada Saskatchewan branch cites Canadians saving through Canada Savings Bonds. He notes 934,444 buyers last year totaling 291 million dollars and over 2 billion in six years, plus instalment plans and 3.44 percent interest. Bonds are cashable anytime for face value plus interest.

Fred Wilks Saskatchewan Bank of Canada Toronto Great Britain Montreal Canada Moose Jaw Regina Mr. Wilks

Kimberley Native to Coach Swiss Hockey in Zurich

Frank Sulli van, a standout centre for the Kimberley Dynamiters and multiple time Kootenay Hockey MVP, has left for Zurich to coach Swiss hockey teams this winter.

Kimberley B.C Frank Sullivan Zurich Kimberley Dynamiters Kootenay

Helpful Hints for Everyday Household Problems

A crumpled tissue paper tip keeps cookies fresh. Dry mustard in cold water removes odors from hands. Aluminum pan backs cleaned by simmering in a shallow dish with soda. Artificial flowers stay fixed when stems are in sand and hot paraffin is poured over.

Roll Top Desk Invented by Abner Cutler Around 1850

Abner Cutler is credited with inventing the roll top desk around the year 1850. The design paired a rolling desk lid with a compact workspace, influencing later office furniture styles.

Abner Cutler

Barbecued Fish With Sweet Sour Sauce Recipe

A simple barbecued fish recipe uses fresh lemon juice salad oil brown sugar and spices. Marinate 1 pound fish fillets in a lemony sauce then broil briefly and baste until brown and tender. Prepare the sauce ahead and refrigerate, stirring before use.

Saskatchewan Traffic Board Reports Rural Driver Error Major Cause

In Saskatchewan through September, traffic accidents rose 38 percent with property damage up 50 percent. Pedestrian deaths fell from 20 to 11 year to date, while rural areas saw 18 of 23 motor deaths in the third quarter. The board found 80 percent of rural accidents were driver-caused and noted Estevan’s high injury rate relative to population.

Regina Saskatchewan J. A. Christie Highway Traffic Board Christie Saskatoon North Battleford Moose Jaw Highways Traffic Board

Announcing C F A Annual School Poster Contest

The Canadian Forestry Association reports strong Western participation in the annual poster contest with over nine hundred posters submitted from rural and urban schools. The effort aims to raise youth interest in forest protection and conservation, reinforcing the role of forest resources in daily life and future prosperity.

Canadian Forestry Association West

Prairie winter moves Nat and Stony sea lions to Vancouver

In Calgary the sea lions Nat and Stony are moved to warmer Vancouver due to extreme cold. The Calgary zoo keeps other hardier animals on display as winter persists in the region.

Calgary Prairie Nat Stony Calgary Zoo Balmy Vancouver

Empire State Building Height Article

The Empire State Building in New York City rises to 1250 feet, highlighting its height as a notable urban landmark and engineering achievement.

Empire State Building New York City

Buffalo Tale of the Buffalo and the Cattalo Ison

A century ago buffalo numbers dwarfed human counts, but saving the species through conservation kept them from extinction. The article explains the buffalo as the true bison, its hardy nature, and dangers to handlers, plus efforts by Canadian Agriculture to cross breed cattalo for a domestic, beeflike animal, at Wainwright Alberta Experimental Farm where a few hundred cattalo exist.

North America Canada United States Department of Agriculture Wainwright Alberta

National Hockey Notes Highlight New NHL Refs and Rosters

NFL era notes detail Jerry Olinski joining the NHL refereeing corps and working as a Kitchener police officer. It covers the Wilson brothers in Detroit, Chicago Black Hawks new faces, Milt Schmidt’s tiny skate preference, Bill Cook’s hospital bull, and Ron Stewart’s breakout year with Conn Smythe praising his rapid rise through junior teams.

Jerry Olinski National Hockey League Kitchener Ont Olinski O.H.A Chicago Black Hawks N.H.L Hawks al Rollins Gus Mortson Eddie Kryzanowski Cal Gardner Fred Glover Pete Conacher Gerry Couture Conacher Ron Stewart Toronto Maple Leafs Conn Smythe Toronto Stewart Calgary Alta Toronto Marlboros Marlies Windsor Barrie Guelph Biltmores Norm Schriner Sweeney” Schriner Schriner

Canadian Census and Timber Leasing Questions

The text asks four questions about Canada from 1945 to 1951: the number of emigrants, authority over timber lease limits on Crown lands, which two cities reached the 100 000 population class in 1951, and the postwar steel import percentage compared to prewar levels. Answers appear in another column.

Canada

Smile Of The Week Confusing Dilemma In Scots Speech

Mac faces a choice between marrying a wealthy widow he does not love or a poor girl he loves. Sandy advises following his heart and marrying the lass he loves. Mac then asks for the widow's address, planning to marry both. A note about using helium balloons to lift weight mentions 14 cubic feet per pound.

Mac Sandy

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