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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1950
Page
10
A Canadian agriculture guide highlights modern meat and chicken pies as appealing dishes. It describes double crust meat pie with mixed vegetables and gravy, a pork and apple variation, and a hearty chicken pie with fowl, vegetables, and biscuit or pastry topping, all yielding six servings.
The medical profession is increasingly responsible for a mushrooming demand for industrial instruments and their components. It is revealed by Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company, Seaside, Ont. The demand has spread into the medical, atomic research and other technical fields.
A compact piece tracing Santa from Saint Nicholas in Asia Minor through European legends to American depictions. It notes how Dutch influence and Washington Irving shaped the modern image, with Moore and Nast adding to appearances, while urging parents to nurture generosity and charity in children.
The article notes a return of harmonic tuning accuracy after a long search for the lost art. About 30 years ago Britain’s bell foundries, led by one London foundry, regained precision, enabling bells for Canada Australia New Zealand South Africa Palestine Argentina the West Indies Egypt Persia Holland Belgium and Malta. Old bells from many lands are retuned to the rediscovered formula, now improved, with tuning still the key process in bell making.
The bell is described as the oldest and simplest musical instrument and the most universal Christmas symbol. Authorities cite Pope Sabinianus as introducing church bells in 604, with bells evolving into the carillon as a refined instrument for Christmas carols worldwide.
The extinct volcano Aconcagua in the southern Andes stands at 23,000 feet and is traditionally regarded as the loftiest mountain in America.
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