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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1952
Page
3
The Sports Clinic explains bruises are common injuries from hard contact. Myositis and internal bleeding cause pain and reduced movement, but proper attention, cooling, padding, and skill development help. Next week covers treatment details.
The article stresses the value of smart bunting in close playoff games. It advises placing markers on the first and third base lines at 14 and 16 feet from home plate and practicing bunts that stop between them for optimal placement.
The piece urges athletes to keep the word drive in mind during every action from plunging to shooting. It argues that conscious effort boosts effectiveness, noting many famous athletes use the cue to sustain intense play and avoid complacency.
The Queen sold Windsor Forest, a race horse that fetched £1000 at the annual blood stock sales. Scottish trainer P T Dodd bought the horse after the sale.
To subscribe you must join Sports College by sending a letter to Sports College Box 99 Toronto 1 Ontario. Membership is free and each subscriber receives a free monthly bulletin for one year in their favourite sport. Special offers: $1.00 one year and $1.75 two years.
A Turkish visitor in Hartford reports Americans love babies on the street and in cars but not in homes after weeks of apartment hunting and encounters with adults only signs. The remark reflects local attitudes toward childcare during the housing search.
A collation of social musings contrasts Swedish views on marriage and housework with jokes about traffic signals for emergency vehicles. It discusses gender roles, anecdotes about brides and grooms, and claims men excel in typing and sewing contests, ending with dog and cat observations and a stray dog story.
Guidance from safety experts stresses child supervision after class and in play. Emphasize crossing at corners looking both ways, watching for green signals, avoiding traffic between parked cars, and reporting whereabouts to guardians at all times. Also teach railroad gates wire hazards fire risks and dangers of risky dares.
Ottawa reports that most Canadian civil engineers earn between 3500 and 8400 dollars annually. A Labor Department survey of 3596 engineers shows 77 percent in that range, with 13 engineers earning 1800 to 2400 and a few 38 earning over 25000.
A schoolboy marches to class with jaunty air and ignores siblings. He greets playmates, sides with them at play, and comforts younger children who seem lost. He escorts a smaller child to a room and reassures him, saying he will not meet his doom, for he is in Grade Two.
A weekly tip suggests sprinkling Cologne on the ironing board before ironing blouses to impart a subtle scent.
A dense list of crossword clues and answers includes numbered entries for horizontal and vertical words such as Room in harem pronoun and Eskers to erase. It also presents a mix of Archaic spellings and partial phrases reflecting a newspaper puzzle page format with scattered wordplay.
Moose numbers rise in northern Saskatchewan after years of hunting bans. Harold Read, provincial game supervisor, attributes the comeback to an extensive conservation program around Cumberland House. A survey counted 166 moose, up about 50 from six years earlier, signaling a slow recovery.
The game commission in Vancouver uses cyanide guns to deter marauding bears in north and west Vancouver. Each device includes a pipe, a 38 calibre cyanide dust shell, a triggering unit, and a soaked cotton pad. when a bear bites the pad, a poison shell fires into its throat.
The 5 200 square miles of eroding silt clay and dust known as the Badlands of South Dakota derive their name from Native sources Mako Sica. Early French trappers rendered Mauvaises Terres meaning Bad Lands and the term was adopted by first American settlers.
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