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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1952
Page
3
The article outlines bruising care emphasizing immediate cold applications to limit bleeding, gentle pre-application rub, then heat to remove fluid, followed by gradual movement. It warns against neglect, notes use of heat lamps or liniments, and urges progression to active exercise once pain eases.
Penalties ruin scoring chances as players jump offsides or hold to improve blocking. Officials tighten enforcement when teams near the end zone and the rule of honesty in sport is reinforced.
Gymnastics and tumbling improve conditioning balance coordination and timing. They teach proper falling techniques reducing injury risk in rugged sports and advise starting today to enhance overall training program.
Governor-General Massey to receive Laval University honorary doctor degree amid centennial celebrations. London’s Stanley Ross, 82, remains the city’s longtime Santa Claus for Kensington stores. Dr. W. S. Lindsay named executive secretary of the University Hospital board after retiring as Saskatoon dean. RAF Arctic expert Fit Lt Scott Alexander to command Survival Training School in Edmonton. Hamilton port handles 5 300 000 tons last year, third in Canada behind Montreal and Vancouver. Lincoln builders assemble a six room prefab house in seven hours ten minutes, to be shipped to Canada.
Sports College offers technical and practical advice to athletes coaches and athletic directors and parents. It invites anyone in these groups to join free by writing to Box 99 Toronto 1 Ontario.
At a provincial honey show educational exhibit in Melfort Saskatchewan officials explained that most kissproof lipsticks melt at about 146 degrees Fahrenheit. The explanation noted beeswax as an ingredient in the lipstick.
A column ridicules males as the weaker sex and jokes about women giving up seats on streetcars. It notes backlash and sly retaliations from men and husbands. The piece also covers anti corporal punishment movements, a French marriage market, word usage debates, and sharp quips by women about women.
Don Hall of Victoria B C had a wild 14 mile ride on the outside of a train reaching 70 mph after boarding at Vancouver Washington. He escaped unharmed and recalled that in Europe grabbing a door can open.
Read tip advises keeping piano keys white by rubbing with a cloth dipped in alcohol and drying with a separate cloth. Warns against alcohol contact with the varnished surface as it can remove varnish. The guidance emphasizes quick, careful cleaning to preserve the finish.
A poetic scene where wind conducts leaves and flowers in rhythmic motion across a yard and boulevard. Birds flee as notes promise ice and snow while children dance, then a shift mentions the Andes as a geographic fact.
A crossword style puzzle item presents a vertical list of clues and numbers including Land measure Co, Lung Skill, Child for mother, Occupied, Observes, State of dis order, Blackbird, By way of, Color, Siamese coin, Bright saying, Turf, Electrified particle, River of England, Small shelter, Equality, Italy, Peruses, Condensed, Past, Worse of, Wing negation, Drink slowly, Preposition.
The rise of combines and smaller crews ends the era of 15 to 16 horse teams, steam engines, and long threshing days. Families shared meals in an active farm kitchen as harvests moved from field to elevator. Saskatchewan leads Canada in combines and equipment value, with 1951 census noting $525.6 million versus Ontario at $445.3 million.
An elderly couple totaling 149 years of age wed in Vancouver. Groom W. J. Pooley a former Merritt rancher BC and bride Mrs Rose Morris formerly of England. The Leaning Tower of Pisa is about 17 feet out of plumb.
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