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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 04, 1951

Page

5

Pity The Hay Fever Sufferer By Sandford Makaey

Hay fever peaks in late summer with ragweed pollen causing sneezing itchy eyes and a red nose. Medical history notes hay fever is not contagious and triggers vary by substance. treatment favors desensitizing injections and antihistamines.

Sandford Makaey CPC London John Bostock Louis E. Lieder Veterans’ Administration Washington Dr. Lieder Hay

New Craze for Ancestral Hunting in Britain

London researchers at Debrett's Peerage confirm that many who thought humble origins have blue blood. The center fielding inquiries from US and Commonwealth researchers tracing British forebears. Miss Pearl Wilson of Chatham Ontario has a tree with nearly 1,000 names and is linked to King Alfred the Great.

London Britain Commonwealth Debrett United States Debbrett Miss Pearl Wilson Chatham Ont Miss Wilson Alfred the Great

Calgary Streetcars Reused Across Community After Replacement

Calgary’s last streetcars have been hauled away as 87 old trolleys were replaced by modern coaches. The fleet was dispersed with two used as park shelter and refreshment booth at Bowness Park. others dismantled or burned in a car-barn fire. Most sold for 125 dollars each after stripping steel parts, repurposed as craft rooms, hunting lodges, summer shelters for campers, and living quarters in oil fields. None remain within city limits.

Calgary Bowness Park

Picture windows and the public gaze in modern homes

Francis James notes the fad of picture windows moving from private back areas to front displays. He proposes using a low full window shelf with potted plants to obscure interior views while preserving light and garden ambiance, offering a practical remedy to street-facing glass.

Francis James Marlene Dietrich

National Cheese Festival celebrates Canadian dairy variety

The fall National Cheese Festival highlights Canadian cheese from Swiss to cheddar and blue varieties. It praises modern processing, pre cut packaging, and the nutrition of cheese. It notes Edam Gouda Camembert Roquefort Stilton Gorgonzola and Canadian Cheddar as versatile staples for the home table.

Canada Gouda Limburger

Scale of Justice in Home and School Cooperation

A discussion on the vital balance between teachers and parents. The article argues that strong Home and School cooperation benefits children, urges parents to respect teachers, share concerns, and work with educators to guide all students toward positive futures.

Weill

Baby Spoon and Ring Help BC Elderly Win Pension Proof

In Victoria British Columbia elderly applicants for the new Federal old age pension use personal items as age proof. A baby spoon with name and age, a silk handkerchief with inscriptions, a wedding ring, medals from the Riel Rebellion and Boer War records have all been accepted. Officials also accept family Bibles and other personal mementos to confirm age for payments starting late January.

Victoria B.C British Columbia Riel

Women outnumber men in Northern Ireland by 3 500

Belfast reports a total population of 1 370 709, up 90 964 since 1937. Women total 702 855 and men 667 854, with Belfast at 443 670 people including 234 076 women and 209 594 men. Derry city reaches 50 099. Antrim county grows to 231 099, while Fermanagh declines to 53 040.

Belfast Northern Ireland Derry City Antrim Fermanagh

Right side milking custom traces roots in hand preference

The practice of milking cows from the right side is nearly universal, likely because people favor using the right hand. This reflects a long standing bias toward right handed dexterity in dairy work.

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Lieder Central Press Sanford Markey Lorraine Perry Deng NG Allan E. Powers Billy Dept. of National Health and Wellae
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