Russell Banner Publisher Note
The Russell Banner edition credits Sanderson and H. M. Rutar as publishers.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 1950
Page
2
The Russell Banner edition credits Sanderson and H. M. Rutar as publishers.
The article discusses how to sign Christmas cards, weighing first names against full names, and the tension between personal touch and formality. It notes handwriting issues, privacy, and the dilemma of addressing recipients, plus the challenge of choosing and sending cards on time. It laments postcard shortages and hints at the growing effort some invest, while urging focus on the recipient.
A reflective piece on preparing Christmas greetings and managing a fading personal address list amid holiday pressure. The second item promotes a grain quality bulletin from the Dominion Department of Agriculture, Ottawa, advising farmers how to test and prevent grain going out of condition and where to obtain copies.
World Of Wheat, Dr. H. E. Gray of Ottawa and Dr. B. N. Smallman of Winnipeg publish a bulletin for farmers on protecting stored grain. It notes storage is needed in regions with high yields and low delivery quotas and urges careful handling and durability measures.
The egg is a compact food containing phosphorus iron fat calcium protein and vitamin A all nutritious and essential. Eggs can be prepared in dozens of ways with other foods and still retain nutritional value. Eggs should be eaten at least three times a week.
Children play outside and drop toys and food onto the ground risking contamination by germs. Teach hand washing before meals and prohibit touching any food that has fallen to the ground to prevent illness.
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