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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 13, 1949

Page

5

Mountie Lectures Become Popular School Teachers Across Canada

The RCMP speaker program, begun four years ago, has delivered about 17,000 talks to over 1.5 million children, linking law and public service with Western Canadian history and youth development. Teachers praise the approach, noting its impact on citizenship and community policing.

Prairies Canada RCMP Police” Department Mounted Police R.C Whitehorse Yukon Winnipeg New Brunswick R.cm.p Regina R United States

Reclaiming a Paint Brush with Simple Cleaning Steps

A salvaged paint brush can be reused with home methods. Soak in turpentine or cleaner, scrape away old paint, soak in hot soapy water, rub on a soap board, press bristles flat, rinse in cold water, comb and dry. Include steps to loosen stiff bristles, rewet, and finish with complete rinse.

United States Senate Honors Sister Kenny

The Senate sent a resolution to the House to allow Sister Elizabeth Kenny to enter the United States at any time without standard immigration procedures. Kenny, an Australian nurse famed for infantile paralysis work, would be granted special entry rights.

Washington Elizabeth Kenny Senate House of Representatives United States

Unique Invention Weather Station Operates Remote Months

A weather station designed to function for weeks or months without human observers has been developed for deployment in inhospitable locations. The device aims to gather climate data where direct monitoring is impossible.

Scanty bathing suits stir North America tale and incubator babies rise

The column recalls the Pacific Coast bathing suit first worn by An nette Kellerman at Revere Beach around 1919 and contrasts it with modern French Riviera styles. It also notes incubator babies growing healthy with care, a London premature birth, red haired genetics, early talk in children, and a large custom auto built for ex king Carol of Romania.

North America Pacific Coast Annette Kellerman Revere Beach Mass Riviera London

Design tips for a small teenage bedroom makeover

A mother seeks advice on enlarging a 10 by 11 foot room via diagonal furniture placement. The plan favors removing a bookcase, adding corner shelving, and using lime green walls with light wallpaper, grey accents, and a diagonal dark linoleum floor to create a sophisticated look.

Francis James Miss James J. R

Country Kids and a Country Home

A poem by Edna Jaques evokes the enduring tie of children to their birthplace. It speaks of a gray old house and weathered barn as a timeless family landmark. The verses reflect on childhood memories, the first breaths, games, and the enduring pull of land and trees across seas and years.

Gadget Cuts Metal With Shock Wave Record Speed

A research lab reports a high speed device that slices metal two millionths of an inch thick without the blade touching the metal. The knife blade spins at sound speed, creating a shock wave of high compression that forms ahead of the moving edge.

Scrambled or sunny side up a prehistoric puzzle

A roundup of light humorous items notes that archeologists found ham and eggs remains, prompts a joke about toast crusts, bacteria knowledge, a divorce over beer, a so called ten million dollar sale, a thief who grabbed shoes worth 105 dollars, and quips about sprint er shoes.

Britain To Obtain Snow Geese From Canada

London reports that Britain will acquire two Snow Geese from the Canadian northwest. Peter Scott of the Severn Wild Fowl Trust, who captured the pair, says they will be housed with care and bred to help prevent extinction. The note ends with a stray line about Chinese drama from A D 720.

London Britain Peter Scott Severn Wild Fowl Trust Scott

Honest Man Does Forgery As Business

New York report profiles John Braungard a forger who signs others letters for a firm producing forged personal correspondence. He claims to study signatures, enters a photographic trance with cigars, and can handle hundreds of letters to as many as 500000. He notes ink, pens, and a Hancock signature as his best.

New York John Braungard Law and Order Braungard

Graf Zeppelin Stamps and Global Airship Memorabilia

The Graf Zeppelin airship sparked extensive stamp issuance by 19 countries, highlighting its historic flights from Germany to the United States and South America. Early special issues included Russia and others. U S airmail stamps associated with the Zeppelin fetch high value. Also notes new stamp sets from Brunei Peru Finland Luxembourg Sweden Haiti Denmark Austria Bulgaria Algeria and more with anniversaries and figures.

Canada Atlantic Ocean Great Britain Russia United States Germany South America Argentina Bolivia Brazil Paraguay U.S North Pole Mediterranean Arca Finland Greece Hungary Iceland Italy Liechtenstein Lithuania San Marino Brunei Borneo Peru Lima Universal Postal Union Luxembourg Sweden Haiti Denmark Conrad Kreutzer Gustav Werner Austria Johann Strauss the Elder Bulgaria Algeria

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