Reading is magic boosts kids interest in books
A Globe and Mail editorial cartoon contrasts a boy reading Harry Potter while his father plays a video game. The piece argues Potter revived youth reading and urges exploring more books, with Roblin library offering help and guidance to readers.
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Superstitions in a Melita New Era Column
A Melita New Era column explores folk beliefs and rituals believed to bring luck. It cites horseshoes hung upright, rabbit's feet carried or rubbed, pennies picked up, and other enduring superstitions across history.
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Friday the 13th superstition in 2003 sparks debate
The piece contrasts widespread superstitions with a personal reflection on Friday the 13th in June 2003. It notes common rituals like avoiding ladders and wearing St Christopher medals, and cites cultural beliefs about unlucky dates. The author muses on coincidences across towns and media mishaps.
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