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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 19, 1964
Page
3
The text speculates on population dynamics with death every 18 seconds and births every 11 seconds. It claims Canada will celebrate its 300th birthday in 1967 as the population approaches 200 million, implying rapid demographic change.
The piece critiques shallow politeness in social life. Anne and Lucy’s call reveals empty concern for a sick child, while party guests show listening gaps, constant talking, and intrusive questions. It argues true manners require genuine engagement, not performative civility.
Deserts become fertile as a synthetic rubber layer stabilizes sand for grass growth and rain is conserved on slopes. The British pavilion at West Berlin's German Industries Exhibition highlights plastics advances from oil industry tech to high temperature parts, aircraft, boats, and a plastic London taxi.
Mr J Pugh Lewis, machinery instructor at a Nottinghamshire farm institute, uses walkie talkie sets to direct ploughing lessons. He can no longer ride on tractors with beginners due to safety rules and now speaks into a microphone while students wear receiving headsets.
The little red three penny beaver of 1851 was Canada's first stamp. Sandford Fleming designed it to symbolize intelligence industry wildlife and Canada's forest resources. The stamp also hinted at water power sunshine air and space shaping future progress and tourism.
Canada’s hog population on September 1 1964 reached 5 873 000 head, up 6 percent from 5 520 000 a year earlier. All provinces except New Brunswick reported increases, with the East up 2 percent and the West up 12 percent.
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