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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 04, 1962
Page
2
A reflective piece argues equality has carved a path to marriage and parenting changes. It contends women risk losing womanhood by seeking formal parity and warns working mothers undermine true motherhood. It asserts real womanliness rests in motherhood and traditional roles, urging women to embrace femininity.
Advice on preventing food poisoning at weddings and church events outlines hygiene and storage practices. It covers handwashing facilities, no smoking, hair nets, refrigeration, timing from preparation to serving, dishwashing, clean attire, and safe meat and fowl handling. It also includes light humor and unrelated anecdotes.
The Royal Welch Fusiliers from the United Kingdom will train six weeks with the Canadian Army at Camp Wainwright Alberta. They wear a distinctive black flash on the collar, a remnant of the queue bag once used to protect pigtails. Some will guard Royal 22nd Regiment HQ in Quebec City. First troops arrive June 5 at Namao Alberta.
The condition occurs when a cud chewing cow swallows wire or nail fragments while eating rapidly. In exertion the stomach wall is pierced by the sharp objects, causing hardware disease.
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports 60,000 unemployed at mid March, down from 583,000 in mid February. The March figure equals 8.7 percent of the labour force, while February was 9.1 percent. A seasonal rise in jobs was offset by a drop in forestry workers due to spring breakup.
A cautionary line urges checking equipment and kitchen cleanliness to prevent foodborne illness. It emphasizes avoiding cracks and enamel that can chip, and answers to fifteen safety questions with yes as a sign to proceed.
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