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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 1962
Page
7
The article links Rudyard Kipling’s If to hockey effort, praising Maple Leafs star George Armstrong as a one hundred percenter. It argues most players don’t sustain sixty seconds of max effort each minute but those who imitate Armstrong will excel without uncertainty or excuses.
A collection of brief quotations about childhood by George Eliot Mary Baker Eddy Edmund Storer Jones John Milton Edward Bulwer-Lytton and Chiang Yeo. They emphasize innocence curiosity and the link between childhood and the adult character.
This Public Service piece reflects Thanksgiving as a time for new parents to recognize a baby as a unique individual. It warns against molding a child into parental dreams and urges patience to understand a child’s growth and personality. It promotes allowing the baby’s own potential to unfold.
The quiz lists Bobby Leach as the first Niagara Falls barrel daredevil in 1911. It states 1961 inter national transactions deficit at 990 million dollars. It notes Union Jack blue in St Andrew’s cross and MP parliamentary pension at 3000 dollars per year for life. It also says weekly Old Age Security fund deficit averages 1,123,000 dollars.
The Alberta Department of Agriculture unveils a spring distribution as part of its tree planting program. Four hundred low growing and eight hundred high growing fruit bundles will be offered, including cherries currants cranberries apricots and plums to farmers.
A dense crossword clue page listing across and down prompts with many typographical errors. It includes spaceman, misrepresented terms, chemical names, and various obscure references, mixing numbers and letter patterns, plus a second grid-like section of Down clues and mismatched entries.
A veteran observer notes curling’s shift as prize money draws more players. He cites disregard for hog line rules at the Brier and argues stricter enforcement may be needed to preserve sportsmanship and etiquette amid rising youth participation.
The final Scottish witchcraft trial occurred in June 1727. An elderly Norlach woman was found guilty and condemned to be sealed in a pitch barrel and burned.
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