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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 19, 1960

Page

5

A Lovelier You More Wear For Nylon Stockings

Launder new nylon stockings before wear as a protective finish is washed out. Roll two stockings to don with the heel aligned, then rise the leg keeping seams straight. Use properly adjusted garters and girdle to prevent damage. avoid snags from nails, rings, and rough shoe linings.

Grand National televised by BBC and CBC from Aintree

The Grand National at Aintree was televised live by BBC TV on March 26 and aired on CBC TV on March 27. A large team of nearly 150 BBC personnel staged the event with sixteen cameras including a roving eye across multiple sites around the course. The Eurovision syndication carried coverage to several European countries. Seven Canadian winners each earned 140,600 dollars.

Aintree England BBC Bbc-Tv Cbc-Tv Liverpol Sounty Club Corner Beacher's Brook Melling Road Austria Denmark Germany Italy Netherlands Norway Sweden

Immunization a shield against old killer diseases

Canada faces ongoing threats from diphtheria whooping cough and polio though epidemics have waned. Smallpox remains a risk if imported. Statistics urge universal child vaccination as a simple method to prevent these contagious illnesses and keep them obsolete.

Canada

Crossword Clues from Eugene Sheffer Puzzle Sample

A compact listing of crossword clues with fragmented entries and partial answers including words like diverted international language neuter pronoun storage time and several numbered hints such as 618 King Furnes byed gazed fixedly house wings bonds and other scattered references to clues from a Sheffer crossword page.

Furnes

Whole ham a good Easter buy for families

A richly glazed baked whole ham serves 6 to 8 with 35 to 50 servings from a 13 to 15 pound joint. Guidance covers bone in and boneless hams, cooking times by weight, glaze ideas, scoring and clove studding for a traditional finish.

Canada

Creative Ways To Use Leftover Easter Ham

After Easter, refrigerate or freeze leftover ham and plan uses. Keep large portions intact for future steaks, sandwiches, or casseroles, and dice or mince the rest for croquettes or salads. Try ham and cabbage rolls with pea soup, then bake with cheese in cups or muffins with eggs for breakfast.

Souffle basics for supper main dish and dessert

A concise guide to making souffles from a Canada Department of Agriculture recipe. It explains puffing during baking, the role of beaten egg whites, and variations with cheese meat vegetables for main dishes or dessert versions with sugar fruit and chocolate. It also notes timing to serve hot from the oven.

Canada Department of Agriculture

Souffle Sauce and Filling for Baked Dish

A cream sauce is prepared with butter flour milk and seasonings then folded into beaten yolks and whites. Vegetable meat fish poultry or cheese is folded into the sauce and poured into a buttered dish or six individual bakers and baked until firm for 4 to 6 servings.

Houseplants watering guidance for soil dampness

When watering houseplants, add water until it reaches the bottom of the pot and wait for the soil to show signs of needing moisture. In rapid growth and warm sunny spots, daily watering may be required.

Tuna Souffle Recipe Improves Flavor and Texture

A vintage recipe details making a tuna souffle with butter onions flour milk and bread crumbs. It uses beaten egg yolks and stiff egg whites folded into the tuna mixture, baked in a greased casserole set in a water bath at 350 degrees for about an hour, yielding 4 to 5 portions.

Bible Sales Record Cites Daily Global Demand

An average of 80,000 copies of the Bible, described as the world’s best selling book, are sold every day, highlighting enduring demand for the sacred text across markets and cultures.

First artificial eyes created in New York in 1851

Pierre Gougelman produced the first artificial eyes in New York during 1851, marking a milestone in ocular prosthetics. This early invention laid groundwork for later medical devices and rehabilitation efforts for the visually impaired.

Pierre Gougelman New York

Reducing gasoline losses with vent caps and painted tanks

Tests by Federated Co-operatives Limited engineers show evaporation losses from farm storage tanks vary widely. Untreated tanks lose up to 6.2 percent, while aluminum painted tanks with a pressure vacuum valve cut losses to about 1.4 percent. Four tanks tested over a year showed the best configuration markedly lowers fuel evaporation and prevents engine starting issues.

Petroleum Engineers Petroleum Marketing Federated Co-operatives Limited Federated Co-op

Dangers Warned On Ice By Red Cross Water Safety

The Red Cross Water Safety Service warns that ice on lakes rivers sloughs and ponds is unsafe for any traffic. Parents must supervise toddlers near water and beware skim ice that may crumble under weight. Look ahead a week raft building should use shallow water ponds and fathers should supervise deep water activities.

Red Cross Water Safety Service Red Cross

Telephone set pattern for teen chat friendly shelf

A simple household furniture project from Home Workshop Patterns offers a compact telephone set with a small shelf and under shelf bench for tight spaces. Includes tracing diagrams pattern 387 and directions, plus other standard patterns in the Small Household Furniture Packet for 1.75 post paid.

Child Who Can't Spell May Still Be a Genius

A profile of Thomas Edison shows a poor spelling student who became a prolific inventor. As a boy he published The Weekly Herald on a train, proving early mischief could seed genius. The piece reflects on how early faults or mischief may forecast later achievement.

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