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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 1952
Page
6
Dr E L Ross outlines Manitoba TB burden with 333 new cases in 1951 and about 1200 in sanatoria, half Indians. He warns eradication is costly and vital, cites tragedies, stresses early discovery, x rays, and Christmas Seals to fund prevention and free x ray services.
Canada advances health outreach using Christmas seals to fund treatment and disease prevention. Public health campaigns promote early care, vaccination, and access to medical services, boosting community welfare and awareness during the holiday season.
Lynn Lake in Sudbury Ontario is poised for rapid growth as a 145 mile rail link to southern markets drives 14 million dollars yearly in mineral shipments. By late 1953 Sherritt Gordon mine production is slated to begin with about 50 million dollars spent, while ore valued at 175 million dollars is already identified. The CN rail project, costing around 15 million, expands from Sherridan toward Winnipeg, with 500 workers on site and a history of harsh construction conditions.
Doreen Schmidt and James Arthur Anton Egerton wed in Oliver Ontario? scene with Rev Sidney Pike officiating. Bride wore satin gown with lace details and mother’s pearls. Attendants included Betty Schmidt in primrose yellow Janet Graham lilac and Beryl Bennet chartreuse with matching bouquets.
Crosby notes Mrs. and Mrs. 3. W. Sparling celebrate their diamond anniversary on December 5 in the Bavelaw district where they have long been respected. Tom Boles of Wakopa visited district friends after fifteen years. Laurence Polding seen geese migrating south on November 24. Mrs. Tom Robinson left for Winnipeg to visit sister Mrs. Cecil Symonds.
The article advises avoiding contact with people who have colds, especially those coughing and sneezing without covering, and treating early symptoms. Stay in bed when symptoms appear, keep warm, drink water and fruit juice, rest, and stay isolated to reduce spreading the illness.
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