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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 23, 1958
Page
4
The Department of Agriculture advises methods to protect hybrid roses evergreens and other shrubs from winter damage. Use dry coating materials like peat vermiculite dry sand or dry weaves and shield with burlap or sacking on south and west sides to guard against frost while ensuring moisture for roots and future spring growth.
Car fire safety guidance advises turning off ignition and evacuating passengers. Stand with back to wind, glove hood lifts, and use extinguisher, dirt or sand rather than water to suppress flames. Disconnect large battery cable and proceed quickly near a phone to call firefighters. carry a small extinguisher in the vehicle.
Three year old poultry farmer Sian Yankus faces FBI scrutiny over wheat planting limits tied to a 1954 farm policy. Agents froze part of his joint bank account, forced sale of 1 100 of his 6 000 chickens, and cut egg income by about 20 percent. Yankus vows to fight, lacking support from major farm groups or funds, while neighbors donate modest sums and a schoolteacher farmer offers small aid.
Mathematics dominates this year's fashion with straight line triangle and circle silhouettes. The relaxed look outlines only hints at shape rather than a defined outline, blending ease with shape for home economists.
The article outlines dress silhouettes like straight line, triangle and circle with evolving hemlines. It notes minimal waist shaping, varied flare points, and combinations creating new subcucties. Hemlines rise toward the knees, with length guided by skirt fullness and the wearer's height.
A recipe for successful after dinner speaking emphasizes shortening as the main ingredient alongside spice. The guidance suggests concise, crisp delivery, using a simple helping of humor and clarity to keep audience attention throughout the speech.
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