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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1953
Page
7
Hymie leaves prison with a plan to get money and stay free. He drives toward Chicago, faces a warden who misreads his hate, and encounters a friendly police town while plotting revenge on Lucille. The pursuit ends violently as he cracks a skull and is recaptured by the same authorities he mocked.
The note references Anne Adams Pattern Dept and Prairie Publishers Limited at 60 Front Street West Toronto. A curious line compares a hyena’s laugh to its search for food, followed by the number 3056.
Canada farm turkey numbers stood at 2 615 000 on June 1 1953, a 179 percent drop from the same date in 1952, reflecting a sharp decline in production and inventory across the industry.
An advertisement touts Hem-Roid as an internal pile treatment available at drug stores. It promises relief from burning and itching in 2 or 3 days with a money back Hefund agreement while selling a 60 tablet package for $1.59.
A village comic reel pairs a millionaire heiress query about loyalty with a witty church visit line. A blundering golfer laments self control, a late dinner dash ends with a run over excuse, and a sharp-voiced shopper faces a mounting standstill in a humorous parade of ready quips.
A safety reminder urges treating every firearm as loaded. Keep guns and ammunition secured, teach children firearm safety, and store parts separately. The note cites home accidents like a Baltimore rabbit incident to emphasize year round caution. It also mentions living costs rising during the Korean War period with a chart preview.
Alberta produced Altaswede red clover seed from the 1952 crop has been shipped to the United Kingdom in recent months. This marks the largest export to the U.K. since 1948-49 when 2,250,000 pounds were sent abroad.
Saskatchewan Power Corporation reports a near twenty percent increase in net kilowatt hour production for the first half of 1953 compared with 1952, signaling strong demand for electricity in Regina.
Indians from the Fond du Lac reserve working in the mines and refineries back the Saskatchewan uranium boom. They fly home each weekend in a chartered plane signaling rapid cross frontier movement amid a boom era.
A fragmented recipe column details making orange whirls and buns using Fast Dry Yeast. Steps include mixing orange rind juice and sugar, rolling dough, filling with dates or jam and nuts, shaping into rolls or rings, letting dough rise, and baking at 350 degrees with icing options.
A rat caught by Charles Kehoe town constable Forest Lawn Calgary challenges Alberta's claim of being Canada’s only rat-free province. The rodent, believed to have hitched a ride from the Alberta Saskatchewan border, was killed in the Calgary suburb.
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