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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 24, 1955
Page
3
A long feature notes persistent snuff consumption totaling about 39 million pounds annually with widespread regional usage from the South and Scandinavia to New England. It highlights steady demand, social perceptions, and the U S Senate habit of keeping snuff boxes on desks amid wartime symbolism and casual chewing practices.
Detroit Red Wings have the NHLs youngest roster with an average age of 24.5 years, closely followed by the Toronto Maple Leafs at 24.7. Montreal Canadiens are oldest at 27, while New York Rangers are third youngest at 24.9. The report notes several players aged 30 or older across teams and highlights the league average age of 24.4 years. There are five teens and multiple 30-plus players among clubs.
A Sports College study finds high school coaches rely on unimpeded free shooting yet outcomes under game pressure differ. Effective drills mimic game conditions with paired shooting and defense, revealing better performance when concentration is trained. Stride advice shifts to a short chopped stride emphasizing ease and relaxation.
Weekly Bible Comment argues the Christian life centers on the two great commandments to love God and neighbor. It notes Judaism shares this ideal in Deuteronomy and the Shema, and cites Jesus affirming the summary of the law. The piece asserts obedience to the Ten Commandments as the path to a true Christian life.
A North American authority foresees major diseases conquered by 2000. Heart disease and hypertension would be controlled, cancer destroyed, and even the common cold erased. Infectious diseases like tuberculosis and rheumatic fever would be eliminated by new drugs and vaccines.
A 30 year old parrot owned by Mr and Mrs Orville Watts on their Oklahoma farm near Miami became an attentive pup-sitter for six newly born puppies. The bird spent much time in the barn, nuzzling and talking to the pups and asking Whatsa’ matter when a clumsy pup stepped on her.
Answers to Quick Quiz lists items over 35 million dollars. It notes a November 14 1948 date and a salary of 48667 dollars tax free plus 100000 dollar annual expense allowance. It mentions news print paper wheat planks boards wood pulp aluminum nickel grains copper fish flour of wheat. It cites 2.5 million owner occupied homes.
Montreal Canadiens came closest to a 100 percent local roster with 13 of 17 players born in Quebec and eight born in Montreal. Notable Montrealers include Maurice and Henri Richards, Butch Bouchard, Dollard St. Laurent, Claude Provost, Doug Harvey, Dickie Moore, Ken Mosdell, and Donnie Marshall from Verdun. Toronto's 11 Ontario natives include four born in Toronto: Sid Smith, Hugh Bolton, Billy Harris, and Earl Balfour Attila the Hun had 400 wives.
A novel clothesline in New York eliminates clothespins. Two steel strands coated with vinyl form a line where a sliding spreader opens the strands to grip garment corners. As the spreader passes, garments are held and released once the line slides back, freeing dry clothes.
The Stanford Research Institute forecasts a major U.S. population increase from today’s 165 million to about 221.7 million by 1975. Pacific Coast states lead growth with 76 percent, California shows the largest jump, and cohort-survival methods back the projections.
The article presents a rapid trivia set about Canada including Governor-General salary housing data, Prince Charles birth date, top ten export commodities, and CBC operating cost comparisons. It invites readers to provide answers in a follow up column.
A scrambled list of crossword clues with numbers and partial phrases for the puzzle. Entries include vehicle and trailer depiction, verbs, adjectives, country names, and abbreviations across themes and word lengths.
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