The Russell Banner Publisher Information
The Russell Banner publishes Thursdays from the office authorized as second class matter by the Post Office Department Ottawa Canada E C Sanderson and H M Rutar publishers.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 05, 1950
Page
2
The Russell Banner publishes Thursdays from the office authorized as second class matter by the Post Office Department Ottawa Canada E C Sanderson and H M Rutar publishers.
A writer notes abundant modern facilities for youth including parks schools and a grand skating rink while lamenting declining church involvement. He argues spiritual and moral guidance once linked to church influence cannot be replaced by centers or recreation and urges a renewed focus on faith. He then discusses Trygve Lie’s push for a twenty year peace with China and UN recognition amid Cold War tensions.
The author argues that a leader’s value rests on the plan and its earnest pursuit rather than ultimate success or failure. They praise the aim for world peace while asserting greatness already exists in the intent and effort, urging broad hope for its success. The piece also shifts to public health, stressing early cancer diagnosis can save lives and urging people to learn the facts.
The article notes global progress in cancer research and prevention. It highlights the Manitoba Cancer Relief and Research Institute founded twenty years ago and claims a over 28 percent drop in provincial cancer deaths due to early detection and treatment advances.
An annual chest X ray helps detect tuberculosis early, enabling timely care and usually a cure in early stages. The X ray portrait is easier to take than a studio photo, and the smile comes later if the exam shows no signs of disease.
The article explains glaucoma as a sneaky eye disease. In its early form it narrows the peripheral vision from the side, often without the person realizing it.
Regular eye exams by a medical eye doctor are crucial, especially for those over 40, as they can detect early-stage eye disease that affects side views of approaching traffic and may require timely treatment.
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