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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 11, 1952
Page
3
Coaching notes from The Sports Clinic emphasize a consistent six to eight inch throwing stride to improve accuracy. Trials involve targeting a ground spot while throwing, with foot alignment toward the target. The piece also advocates weight training, self coaching, and peer coaching to develop technique and cultivate coaching skills for Canadian athletes.
The Otis Elevator Co opens a new 180 car employee parking lot in Yonkers with a nearby Ladies row. A War Office note confirms the Queen Mother’s honorary colonel role of the Rough Riders. A 70-year-old shepherd survives an eagle attack in Kaver South Africa after fending the bird off with a whip. Jan Wallace wins a Cowes dance contest earning a flip around the Isle of Wight in a piston engined biplane. Saskatchewan reports 372 fires in 1951 causing 170000 dollars in damage. Norway trades furs for 6000 tons of prunes with the United States under a barter plan. Miss Chuan Chom from Siam at Alabama will have an American refrigerator shipped to Bangkok due to cost.
Membership in Sports College includes access to bulletins and booklets regarded as the finest material of their kind. Join by sending a letter to Sports College Box 99 Toronto 1 Ontario and request membership.
In Kingsville Texas Louis Munez found a tin can with old currency long out of circulation since 1929. As he counted, the bills crumbled into tiny pieces, none larger than a thumbnail.
An Oregon father counsels his son on humility after a graduation job win. He says never feel indispensable, noting that a finger placed in water shows the hole left behind when removed. The proverb ends with the maxim that actions speak louder than words.
The column surveys Paraguay and Uruguay social norms, noting approaches to courtship and laws affecting working mothers. It discusses a safety cigarette holder idea, urges hotel and insurance promotion, and mentions clothing fit issues for short men. It also notes a British drug turning timid men bold and a Berlin surplus of single women with US servicemen as sought bachelors.
Saskatchewan saw a July 1952 rise in United States tourist traffic over July 1951, with 4 055 cars entering on travel permits. For the first seven months of 1952 the province posted a 4.9 percent gain, trailing the national average of 5.4 percent. Alberta led seven month gains at 17.9 percent, Manitoba at 11.9 percent.
The annual Antarctic whale catch totals over 500000 tons of meat, surpassing the beef exports of Argentina, the world’s leading beef exporter, in a single year.
This excerpt outlines basic first aid at scenes of accidents and illness, and explains heat related conditions such as sun stroke heat stroke heat exhaustion and heat cramps. It emphasizes prevention via sweating water and salt intake light clothing air flow and rest periods during hot work conditions.
A verse celebrates familiar faces across distances. It speaks of memories and the comfort of seeing loved ones in unfamiliar places. The poem contrasts the marks of living with the beauty of remembered people and the stories told by their faces.
The leather top card table can become sticky causing cards to stick. Sprinkle talcum powder over the surface and wipe it clean. The powder reduces stickiness and also helps whiten the cards for easier handling.
An entomology note states that a female housefly produces 1000 or more eggs during her lifespan, highlighting the species prolific reproductive capacity and potential rapid population growth.
A scrambled crossword puzzle grid lists numerous clues and answers including pronouns catkin earth goddess harbor head covering and other terms. The OCR text also features partial phrases and stray letter hints from various numbered entries.
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