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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 21, 1965
Page
7
For health and welfare tax intake Canada collects about 123 million dollars daily. Newfoundland is the fourth largest island. About 600000 work in agriculture while 630000 are employed by government. The greatest population rise in the century occurred during 1901 to 1911. The St Lawrence River mouth width is 26 miles.
Over 90 percent of Canada’s forests are public land with most timberlands managed by provincial governments for the people. The piece highlights public ownership and the centralized role of provinces in timber management. It also notes about 800,000 people in the United States use hearing aids.
Since Confederation more than 1200 inquiries have been started by the federal government under Order in Council. About ten percent of these investigating bodies have been described as Royal Commissions.
Canadian pine and spruce achieve over half their height growth in May, with slower hardwoods adding most growth in May and June. The pattern shows May as a peak growth period across species.
A family recounts a Thanksgiving Eve effort to deliver a huge turkey to a relative. Miss Duffy locates the wife and hands over the bird after a search. The meal unfolds with relatives arriving from Ver mg and Vermont plans for New Year’s weekend. The narrative recalls neighbors, friends, and a lively, jammed gathering.
World renowned philosopher writer physician and humanitarian Dr Albert Schweitzer died in his African jungle hospital on Sept 5 at age 90. He spent 1933 onward ministering to locals at Lambarene Gabon building a hospital. He won the 1952 Nobel Peace Prize and wrote on Jesus Bach and civilization while mastering four careers philosophy theology music and medicine. His life motto Reverence for life guided his work and writings.
A voice notes that some people crippled by arthritis urgently need support and awareness. It underscores the struggles faced in daily life and calls for action to improve care, access to treatment, and community understanding.
The article explains how a long handled shoe-horn helps people with limited knee movement dress quickly and with less pain. It notes arthritis sufferers may need self-help devices as part of therapy and highlights the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society CA R S promoting research and urging donations through local campaigns and the Sask campaign address.
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