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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1959
Page
7
A Western traveler laments uniformly poor restaurant fare across western provinces and in Winnipeg and Montreal. He recalls tasteless meats vegetables cardboard pastries and indifferent coffee while noting diners long for Montreal staples such as onion soup smoked meat sandwiches and table side salads. Greenland icecap note follows.
Medical researchers across Canada conduct a joint investigation into rheumatic diseases, aiming to identify causes and find cures. The effort, funded by CARS and the Department of National Health and Welfare, studies arthritis, nonjoint rheumatic conditions, and rheumatic fever, exploring viruses, connective tissue, antibodies, and the role of steroids in treatment.
The Bloodhound was kept by English churchmen in past centuries and later developed for current use in North America. It helped capture criminals and locate missing persons and lost children, per The Canadian Kennel Club.
Free typing lessons spark a local project in Cumberland House Saskatchewan started by Alvina Wylie. Teens including Elsie Dorian and Joan Dussion master keying with Mrs Wylie guiding without formal training. The effort aims to boost future prospects in this fur trade era community.
Barnard Halstead chairman of the Liquor Control Commission since 1956 resigns to take an executive post with an eastern distillery. Maj Gen Elliot Rodger will be acting chairman until a permanent appointment is made. The Bracken Commission licensed system was established during his tenure.
The text states that twins occur about once in every 92 births and triplets about once in every 9,800 births. It presents a simple statistical comparison of multiple births probabilities.
Poultry Commissioner FE Campbell and Prof Rae report a survey using the Haugh Unit indicating about 50 percent of Saskatchewan eggs are below standard. Regina and Saskatoon readings vary. a quality egg program may certify producers and seal cartons for high quality eggs.
The RCMP's tracking dogs average nine years on the force and are trained cared for exercised fed and taken out on assignments by only one man on the force.
A teacher asks for an essay about a hat provoking a student question. A suburban housewife balks at a five dollar book on reducing. A flashy haberdasher’s old model stalls in the country as an amused farmer watches.
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