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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 13, 1955

Page

2

Electrical power boosts farm workshop efficiency on Swift Current farm

The Dominion Experimental Farm at Swift Current reports central station electrical power expands workshop use with tools for maintenance and profit. Drills, grinders, band saws, power hacksaws, welders, acetylene units, lathes, turning lathes, and air compressors are outlined for farm work, repairs, and field service, boosting overall efficiency and making use of electricity.

Central Station Dominion Swift Current

Cultured pearls from Japan spark growing public interest

A long era of manual pearl formation gives way to cultured pearls in Japan. Researchers Nishikawa and Mikimoto created a method to insert beads into oyster meat, creating predictable pearls. The process requires three years to raise a suitable mother oyster before bead insertion and raft-based cultivation. A separate Iowa study links a driver’s mood to road safety as crucial as skill.

Japan United States Canada European India Tokichi Nishikawa Kokichi Mikimoto Ise Bay Mie

Water use by spring wheat tracked at Beaverlodge farm

Canada Department of Agriculture field study at Beaverlodge Alberta during 1953 and 1954 measured soil moisture and rainfall while Thatcher wheat progressed from seed to maturity. Most water uptake occurred during a rapid grand growth phase from late June to late July, with about two thirds of total water absorbed then. In 1953 13.3 inches of water were used. in 1954 15.0 inches. On stubble the crop yielded less grain (24.2 bushels) yet used more water than when on fallow (31.3 bushels). Findings imply soil moisture under good fertility is usually just adequate for about a 30 bushel crop, with moisture stress more severe at lower fertility.

Canada Department of Agriculture Beaverlodge Alta

68 Year Old Tours by Bike

Helen Barlow daughter of the late Sir Thomas Barlow of London travels by bicycle on a continental holiday. At 68 she has toured France Italy Holland and Belgium by bicycle praising it as a very good way of travelling.

Helen Barlow Sir Thomas Barlow London Miss Barlow France Italy Holland Belgium George V

Spankings Shared by German Princes of the Blood

In 19th century Germany all princes of royal blood reared a designated younger prince who bore the corporal punishment for misbehavior, sharing the discipline among the line of princes.

Germany

Do It Yourself Christmas Pattern Package Sale

Patterns for holiday decor include 374 and 375 figures 17 to 21 inches high for tracing and painting. Christ mas patterns 249 320 and a five-pattern Christmas Decorations Packet $1.50 postpaid. Pattern 4880 Misses' sizes includes apron from 100-pound feedbag. Pattern 7358 pot holders with embroidery transfer. Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue 25 cents.

Home Workshop Pattern Service Department P.P.L West Fifth Avenue Vancouver B.C P.P.L Household Arts Department Front Street W Toronto Alice Brooks

Montreal Tops NHL Talent Ballot Among Canadian Cities

Montreal leads NHL players born in a city with 13 natives in the league including Verdun’s Marshall. Toronto follows with eight. Head of the Lakes area Fort William Port Arthur yields seven players, six from Fort William and Port Arthur’s Dave Creighton. Winnipeg’s birth record now five players in the NHL.

Montreal Marshall Verdun Toronto New Toronto Head of the Lakes Twin Cities Fort William Port Arthur Ont Dave Creighton Rangers Alex Delvecchio Detroit Larry Cahan Rudy Migny Benny Woit Lee Fogolin Chicago Danny Legicki New York Winnipeg Man N.H.L

New idea for follow up gift for brides

A Milwaukee woman, Mrs Edwin Freyburger, saves rags all year, washing and sorting them by size. After a couple's wedding trip the practical second gift arrives as a box of ready to use rags, appealing to new wives needing housekeeping supplies.

Milwaukee Edwin Freyburger

Peanuts grown in Norfolk County Ontario hint new crop

A small peanut harvest occurred in Norfolk County Ontario in late September. Peanuts need similar soil and weather to tobacco, suggesting potential as a new Southern Ontario crop. Canada imports about 60 million dollars worth of peanuts annually.

Norfolk County Ont Ontario Canada

Divorcees Anonymous group therapy helps save marriages

Divorcees Anonymous an American group devoted to patching up marriages promotes group therapy as a key home saver. Founded in 1949 by Samuel Starr after a reconciliation success, the organization reports thousands of appeals and dozens of early repairs, with about 25 active Chicago members and chapters in several states.

Divorcees Anonymous United States Samuel Starr Starr California Michigan Florida Texas Chicago

Cerebral palsy and the child in Canada

Canada has many young children with cerebral palsy. The condition hinders mind and muscle coordination. With loving patience and support, children can learn to talk walk and feed themselves. Treatment centres exist and further guidance comes from health departments.

Canada

Strictly Fresh Outfit seeks Russian crew to plumb American life

The Richmond California group invites members of a Russian equivalent to migrate and work with the local plumber's union. A fellow observes critics of strip-teaser attire are overreacting. Burling ton Iowa faces a brutal bread price war with customers paid five cents to haul a loaf home. An inmate in Toronto chased a fly ball during a prison game and earned an extra two years in prison after leaping the fence.

Richmond Calif Burlington Toronto Canada

Matching makeup Lilly Dache on color and costume

Lilly Dache, the French-born fashion and beauty authority, says any woman can wear any color by matching makeup shade to the tone of her costume. She adds that a woman’s complexion is like her waistline, shaped by what she makes it.

Lilly Dache Miss Dache

Cows Vaccinated Milk Could Shield Humans From Disease

Two University of Minnesota scientists report cows vaccinated with killed pathogens produce milk rich in disease antibodies. The milk, still experimental, protected volunteers in tests by showing antibodies in blood after consumption. Human trials are planned but no mass production or clinical use exists yet.

University of Minnesota William E. Petersen Berry Campbell Paul Ehrlich Dr. Ehrlich Minnesota Drs. Petersen and Campbell Petersen

Forged provisional stamp found by Ontario youth

A Kerwood high school boy believed he found a rare provisional five cent U S stamp envelope worth about 10000 dollars. An expert report and the Philatelic Foundation in New York proved the envelope a forgery, leaving the forgery’s date unknown.

Kerwood London Ont Donald F. Demary New Haven Conn U.S United States Congress Donald Toronto Philatelic Foundation New York

Study rations for fat lambs and grain ratios

Agricultural notes from Lethbridge Experimental Farm examine lamb feeding. Rations of grain to hay show two parts grain to one part hay as economical, with four groups including 1:3, 2:1, 2:1, and free choice. When grain cost is near twice hay, liberal grain feeding saves costs. caution urged to avoid overfeeding and rapid transitions.

Lethbridge

Handy Home Hints and Closet Tips From A Practical Guide

Exterior enamel coats wood and metal furniture well and is easy to apply and clean. Arrange closets so frequently used items are accessible and avoid crowding. Store light fabrics in dress bags to protect from dust. If a cork falls in a bottle, float it out with ammonia and set aside. Wash sweaters separately to prevent dye transfer.

Relax: Balanced living aids health in middle age

The text argues that excessive busyness causes high blood pressure, heart strain, and digestive and fatigue problems, urging normal living, wise eating, and sufficient rest to prevent middle age ailments. It also notes that the pyramids were royal tombs of Egyptian kings.

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