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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 23, 1952
Page
4
The labor minister said postwar enrolments show shortages in dentistry pharmacology forestry and related fields. Engineering graduates will average about 1000 per year next three to four years while dentistry expects around 200 per year with 108 annual retirements. forestry and commerce also show growing demand in industry finance and accounting.
A brief overview explains autumn leaf color changes as green chlorophyll fades with cooling and leaf detachment. It notes the roles of sugars tannin and toxins in color development and lists hardwoods with their typical leaf hues from elm yellow to scarlet maples and deep red oaks.
A 1952 needlecraft promotion offers Pattern 7111 for girls in sizes 6 8 10 12 14. Send twenty five cents to the Household Arts Department Wes Front Street W Teronte with name address and pattern number to obtain transfers and parts. The book features ninety one illustrations and six easy patterns.
Rail authorities in Nottingham propose adding nursery coaches to mainline services. Concepts include heat rings low seats and a counter offering foods and medicines for traveling families.
Helicopter patrols along the British Columbia Washington border enforce a US embargo due to foot-and-mouth disease. American pilots shoot to kill any cattle or deer crossing boundaries while Canadian farmers and American ranchers face losses and odd border cattle arrangements. Deer and game move toward hunting season, with some hunters storing meat in Canada. The embargo began after an outbreak in Saskatchewan and may last months.
Ottawa reports only 33,055 houses finished in the first seven months, well below 43,620 for the same period in 1951, a drop of 10,565. To match 1951 totals, 48,255 would need to be completed in the last five months. The Crown Mortgage and Housing Corp cites high costs and mortgage-money shortages as factors.
A quiz asks about the St Mary River irrigation dam dimensions the per capita Canadian spending on clothing and furnishings the comparative per capita tax payments the boat distance from St Johns Newfoundland to Halifax Nova Scotia the location of a new 360 railway line and the raw material converted into rayon film cellophane and nitro cellulose Answers are said to be found in another column.
Three men repair telephone wires as Betty drives by in her car and jokes about the workers, saying they look like she has never driven before. The lighthearted line highlights a playful observation from a roadside moment.
FAIRBANKS Alaska The village of Huska in interior Alaska petitioned for a new airstrip. The department located it two miles from the village. A 2400 foot strip was completed and Hussin residents began moving their homes to the airfield edge.
The article states that the U S population increases at an approximate rate of 2 500 000 people per year. It presents this figure as a general demographic trend without detailing projections or sources.
Simple two dish menu yields four meals. Potatoes with corn and cream celery soup form a creamy side while a beef noodle bake with tomato hints completes the meal. Bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes.
Mayor Harry Nicholson notes strong oil prospects in the Estevan area as geologic factors and an historic Williston basin extend across Montana to Saskatchewan. Nearby digs in Tioga North Dakota Ratcliffe and Tilston Manitoba show increasing activity with leases rising to 25 to 65 dollars per acre and one farmer offered 150000 bonus for oil on his land.
A light feature notes a four generation picture in Lethbridge with three Johns and a baby. John Garrett is shown repeated in outlines under the photo. The item is a quirky collage of small-town Oddities from across North America.
Ottawa announces a new 26 inch square map covering from the 49th parallel to the Pole. first update in 22 years includes Newfoundland joining Confederation, Arctic northland features, and newly mapped Foxe Basin islands. 7000 place names are listed, with limited roads in north and Alaska/Mackenzie highways.
Saint Crispin known as patron of shoemakers aided the poor in third century France before execution by a Roman governor. The record notes his martyrdom and legacy in shoemaking histories.
The Canadian made jersey blouse and striped cotton skirt by Beatrice Pines featured as a Fall sportswear highlight. The ensemble showcases Pines craft in women’s wear with a sporty yet refined look.
Practical tips show how to reduce salt in soup or gravy by adding toasted bread to absorb excess salt. A quick sash repair method suggests pouring hot lard between frame and casing and smearing rope and roller to ease movement. Another tip recommends covering a brick with padding to grip items firmly during work.
Answers to Quick Quiz cover topics from wood pulp to mileage and dimensions. It notes a 202 ft high structure, 2535 ft long, 1480 ft base width. It cites travel from Seven Islands on the St. Lawrence to the Quebec Labrador iron deposits. Taxes took over 400 from each person.
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