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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 23, 1952
Page
3
The piece argues most people are not born with fixed sports skills but become proficient through practice. It stresses finding a game aligned with one’s natural body and abilities, then using extra practice like place kicking to improve team success and scoring chances in tight games.
Medical experts say a stitch is caused by intestinal gas and most go away with continued activity. If pain becomes severe stop and raise the arm on the stitch side, stretch upward, rub or massage, and bend at the waist. A stitch is not serious, keep going as hard as you can.
World news notes Elizabeth plans to open the Central African Rhodes Centenary Exhibition in Bulawayo near July. James Magennis who sold his Victoria Cross in Belfast for £70 to buy clothes for his three children has it returned by the dealer. The Queen will read the throne speech in the House of Lords on November 4 with the Duke of Edinburgh. Post Office meters to limit party-line disputes. India urges village labor or cash for development. St Leonards Church in St John’s Isle of Wight to be rebuilt for the third time after gale fire and German bombing.
The Hockey Handbook is a comprehensive guide on ice hockey techniques skill development and coaching. Send a money order for 3.50 plus 0.10 postage to Sports College Box 99 Toronto Ont to receive a copy.
Report highlights that the largest living kangaroos possess heads roughly the size of a sheep. The observation underscores unusual proportions in macro anatomy among macropod species.
The tip explains driving nails into hard wood by coating nails with oil grease or rubbing points on soap. It notes screws respond to the same method, easing insertion into tough wood surfaces.
A column shares a snoring cure involving ten minutes of deep breathing while lying on the back. It also notes nurses’ usual attraction to doctors, an old tale of reimplanting teeth, and a discussion of female endurance. Other items include profiles of Miss Britain and two young women sharing an apartment with identical measurements.
President J. A Vopni of the Davidson Sask union hospital urged the Saskatchewan Hospital association to address rising issues in operating small hospitals. He said many are converted homes with limited nurse facilities and lacking advanced equipment, making it hard to attract top staff. He noted small hospitals could fund better ambulance service to larger centers.
In ALMONTE a partridge crashed through a dining room window at Mr. and Mrs. Russell McIntosh and landed on the table with a broken neck. The bird caused further damage by tearing curtains and glazing another pane, marking a second such incident in a week.
Alberta stampedes showcased cutting horses as a possible permanent rodeo feature. Bill and Betty Simon of Tucson demonstrated a horse riding into a herd and separating a chosen animal. Training a champion cutter can take up to three years with inheritance of traits noted as valuable. Simon valued the two display horses at 5000 dollars each.
Rich has been the harvest of field and vine with abundant flowers and grasses. Autumn lingers as beauty stays faintly in asters pansies and daisies. Brief may this warmth be as October fades and winter nears yet daily bright moments will sustain us through the rest.
The Agriculture Department in Ottawa extended its price support to low grade manufacturing beef. A M Shaw chair of the Agricultural Prices Support Board said the extension, effective recently, offers 10 to 12 cents a pound for cattle not fit for high grade carcass trade. The dull beef would be stored until disposal options are found and used for products like sausage. The move follows earlier extensions and price structures for carcases 700 pounds and over and between 600 and 699 pounds, with market conditions dictating further coverage.
The passage notes gold is the most ductile metal and can be beaten into extremely thin leaves. One ounce yields about 300 square feet of gold leaf, illustrating its remarkable malleability.
A dense list of crossword style clues including geographic, mythological, and historical terms such as Sun god goddess of discord and Roman emperor. Entries cover broad categories from plants to weapons and notable figures, forming a puzzle-like composite.
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