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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 18, 1954
Page
3
A sports training note advocates 4 to 6 short steps at start to speed up ball carriers in the T formation, then maintaining short strides until an opening appears. It also provides steps to treat common sports nose bleeds, including seating the athlete, avoiding nose blowing, applying ice, and using gauze plugs or medical care if bleeding persists.
The article reflects on the meaning of the Lord's Prayer and the Kingdom of God. It discusses sincerity, the rule of Christ, and the desire for God’s will to be done on earth as in heaven. It notes contrasts between godless regimes and democracies and mentions Asbestos used as a fire protective material.
The column muses on a stage comedy King of Hearts and the idea of knowing a woman's eye color. It humorously notes wives and secretary eyes, then shifts to safety razor blade longevity and a war era warning. A Brooklyn bride cites a penny in the shoe rhyme. A medical tale from Dr John Kelvin claims tablets may reverse baldness in two patients, sparking interest and quick sales.
A vintage recipe for a chilled ginger ale salad using lemon lime jelly powder hot water and ginger ale. It includes chopped celery nuts peaches and mayonnaise served on crisp lettuce and yields six servings.
In London after a royal variety show at the Palladium the Duke of Edinburgh told American singer Guy Mitchell that Canada could help him. Mitchell answered he sings to make money to buy a ranch, and the Duke agreed Canada was the place.
A decoded intelligram lists items linking Los Angeles Korea with Gar ter Spaghetti and Chrysanthemum in a playful chain. The items include Land of Enchantment and references to six as a count.
The eighth overseas Scots reunion is being organized for July 1, 1955 with expected several hundred Canadians gathering in Edinburgh. J Arthur of Winnipeg coordinates arrangements for an itinerary across Scotland including Oban and the Trossachs. The seventh reunion occurred in Aberdeens July this year. Scientific tests conclude snakes are completely deaf.
A weekly tip suggests using a gum eraser to lift children's fingerprints from hall walls or Venetian blinds. Apply lightly and only on the spot to avoid damage.
A weekly crossword puzzle appears with clues for horizontal and vertical entries. Across hints include instruments, emotions, states, and symbols while the vertical list offers parts, fairies, noodles of words, and river terms.
Hon. Jean Lesage said costs for a new Yukon capital project would be shared by the Federal and Territorial Governments. A 300 foot bridge to open land east of White Horse and a 120 bed hospital costing about 3 million are key items. Up to 3,000 serviced lots may be offered as development expands.
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