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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1954
Page
4
The narrative recalls the Royal Mounted Police march west beginning in 1874 from Camp Dufferin now Exnerson Manitoba. The initial unit is described as ragged and hungry as they traveled by train and overland, leaving Tor onto forays toward the distant frontier.
The essay recalls Jesus teaching that fruitfulness shows in character, not mere profession, contrasting barren goodness with true Christian fruits. It cites love as source, cites Paul on the law fulfilled by love, and lists the Galatian fruits of the Spirit as essential to a well rounded life.
A column explores costly daughters versus sons, noting the idea of five money burners as daughters and how fathers partially fund luxury. It jokes that neurotic introversion causes heartburn and jokes about wife attitudes toward mink coats and suits. It cites Gene Tunney boxing profits and losses and ends with jokes about wolf whistles and women's reactions in various contexts.
Regina reports 6595 Saskatchewan vehicles checked by the Safety Lane through July. J A Christie, chair of the Highway Traffic Board, says weather disruptions aside the Lane is enjoying a successful season.
A purebred Percheron mare Sprucevale Lucille Laet presented Dr. Bright W. Banks of Calgary with rare equine twins sired by a federal government stallion. The story notes wood knocking superstition linked to tree dwelling protective gods.
The article emphasizes the left front arm's crucial role in driving a powerful swing and proper bat control. It also discusses pole vault planting technique as shown by Cornelius Warmerdam, plus the importance of a high red blood cell count for endurance and diet recommendations including liver dried fruits and whole grain.
A nostalgic verse about a young boy growing up and leaving the crib for a room of his own. He keeps treasures and chats with friends, but at bedtime he leaves his door ajar signaling growing independence. The poem reflects parental longing and the ache of watching a child mature.
Puzzle clues list for across and down items with wordplay and abbreviations. Includes references to subjects like Roman numerals and chemical symbols, plus phonetic hints and foreign terms.
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