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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 1952
Page
3
The guide outlines early aid steps for burns and eye exposure including cleansing, sterile dressings, vaseline, and referral to a doctor. It covers small to extensive burns, chemical burns, acid or alkali injuries, sunburn prevention, shock risks, and when to seek professional care.
In Rocky Mountain House Alberta farmers report nightly bear raids on cattle calves near the town. Beavers, once scarce, now flood fields with dams, choking roads and meadows and trapping livestock.
A weekly tip advises placing a small piece of char coal in the rear of the refrigerator to absorb odors. The method is simple and aims to keep stored foods smelling fresh by neutralizing airborne smells.
A column notes daily shaving aids youthful looks while chewing gum is said to guard against double chins for women. It also sketches a humorous war of nerves in courtship, millinery trends, celebrity hatter behavior in Paris, and a dog friendly ocean liner with a steep fare. It ends with marriage longevity myths and a psychologist's quip about husbands in their fifties.
Britain's top woman producer Betty Box and director Ralph Thomas tour Alberta seeking authentic backdrops for Campbell's Kingdom. They plan to film with J Arthur Rank, aiming to start next spring, visiting Ottawa Toronto Edmonton Calgary Banff Kitimat and Kemano to scout scenery.
World brief reports that a pretreating Alpine glacier has uncovered the bodies of five Italian soldiers who died in the First World War. Other items note bizarre requests from Sir Miles Thomas to a pilot for a parrot and a 200 plus bomb delivery on Girvan beaches.
Mrs Bert C Coleman has driven a car for 500 years, motoring through 45 states without an accident or a flat tire. She first owned an automobile a Stanley Steamer in 1902.
A practical square drill trains infielders to pivot and throw in both directions with quick, one step receptions. The piece suggests a three inning contest, scoring 15 points and deducting for errors, plus variations for outfielders and time trials. It also shares a water safety tip and advises budding football players to start conditioning now to learn signals and avoid injuries.
The notice promotes joining Sports College to improve school club and district team work. Interested individuals are instructed to send a letter to Sports College Box 99 Toronto 1 Ont to express their desire to join.
In Winnipeg a bottling company tries to locate an elderly woman who sent 60 cents as a refund for an empty bottle case she did not return when young. The case costs 55 cents, so the firm seeks to return the extra nickel.
A fragmented crossword puzzle grid and clue list including numerous term definitions, foreign language hints, place names and terse prompts. Contains entries such as Indian moccasin wing operated and Babylonian goal note, with many incomplete or garbled letters.
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