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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 08, 1951

Page

5

Epidemics Are Always a Threat Checked Only By Health Services

Washington report explains how vaccines and serums protect the public from deadly diseases. It notes the global role of public health services in producing safe biologics and cites wartime vaccines and the Biologics Control Laboratory. A new rabies vaccine method aims to remove paralysis risk and allow safe widespread use.

New York City Canada United States U.S North America Trol Lab UB Armed Forces Biologics Control Lab Korea Biologics Control Laboratory Red Cross National Institutes of Health

Woman Rewarded For Determination In Royal Meeting

Mrs Frank Robertson of North Vancouver was rewarded for her determination after driving through the Fraser Canyon to Boston Bar to meet the Royal train. Walter Harrington, unofficial mayor, spoke with Prince Philip who invited the lady aboard. The Prince said bring the lady over and she fulfilled her wish to meet they royal party.

Boston Bar B.C Frank Robertson North Vancouver Elizabeth Prince Philip Vancouver Fraser Canyon Walter “Dog” Harrington Mrs. Robertson

Take Care of Baby Teeth for Lifelong Dental Health

Emphasizes protecting baby teeth to preserve appearance and dental health. Warns that neglecting early care can lead to lasting dental difficulties through life.

Man's jaw strength would lift 275 pounds if equal to an ant

A curious fact explains if a man possessed the same proportional jaw strength as an ant, he could bite with enough force to lift roughly 275 pounds, illustrating insect bite power in human terms.

Fewer Sweets Backed by Research Slash Tooth Decay

Health article cites Dr. Gordon Nikiforuk linking sugar to tooth decay while noting multiple factors in the complex process. It urges reduced sweets, good oral hygiene, and sound nutrition as Canada moves toward preventive methods and dietary guidelines aligned with the Canada Food Rules.

Gordon Nikiforuk Nikiforuk Faculty of Dentistry University of Toronto Health League of Canada

Shale Oil by Boiling Rock Explained in Sweden Method

Calgary report notes Sweden's method for extracting oil from shale by heating six surrounding holes and a central bore with electric heaters to distill oil. Swedish trade representative Olag Terbstrom cites postwar usage, navy reliance, and a rapid six-hole central-heater approach as key advances.

Calgary Athabasca Sweden Olag Terbstrom Canada

Dentin Advises Yellow Brown and Grey Scheme for East-Facing Bedroom

The reader seeks color ideas for a 12 by 14.5 foot master bedroom after updating window drapes in a yellow chintz with brown bronze and green. Advice favors warm yellow walls, yellow floor rug, coordinated bedspreads in yellow chenille or corduroy, grey wallpaper on walls, and brown bronze green picture mats to create a cohesive square wall display.

James

Sentimental Husband Finds Buried Treasure

Richard Adams found a hidden treasure after marriage when rice in his wedding suit pockets sprouted into a rice paddy. He planted it at work and uncovered metal coins enough to fill a coffee can. The coins will be cleaned for a anniversary gift to his wife Lorene.

San Francisco Richard Adams Adamses Adams Lorene

Bis marck man plans split garage doors for wife

A Bismarck man reveals plans for a new house with a split garage door design. He intends to paint hers on the wider door and his on the narrower one.

Bismarck, N.D Bismarck

Calgary Scotty Scotty Morris Enlivens Banquets With Humor

Calgary hospitality figure Lilian Morris known as Scotty has served for over 20 years as a hotel banquet waitress at the Palliser. The Scottish widow of Arthur Morris entertains guests with sharp humor and direct remarks, drawing service clubs and chambers of commerce to request her at events. Born in Scotland, she moved to Canada in 1907 and shows no sign of retirement, enjoying her work and the appreciation of patrons.

Calgary Lilian Morris Palliser Cal Gary Arthur Morris Chamber of Commerce Scotty Scotland Morris Ayrshire Canada

Obesity and dieting dangers urged by health guidance

The article warns that obesity is dangerous to health and improper dieting to lose weight can also be harmful. It advises consulting a physician because self-imposed diets often weaken the body without substantial weight loss.

Keeping Child Over Isolated Is Dangerous

Dr George Wheatley of Metropolitan Life warns against keeping children isolated in play pens to avoid hazards. He urges parents to let kids explore under supervision to learn home dangers, especially in kitchens and bathrooms, using accidents as lessons. He notes careful guidance and tone can teach safety without extreme restrictions.

Toronto New York Insurance Company George Wheatley Metropolitan Life Insurance Company American Academy of Pediatrics Wheatley Pediatricians

Pony hero saves girl as ice cream wagon passes

Darkie the pony at Gateshead England diverted his head and flicked young Noreen Robson from under the wagon as it rolled by. The girl, seven, escaped with bruises while bystanders gasped at the near tragedy near the ice-cream wagon.

Darkie Gateshead Durham England Noreen Robson Noreen

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