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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 25, 1956

Page

3

Every Day Could Be Christmas Message of Peace

The passage reflects on Christmas spirit from 1956, praising the wise men and the birth of Christ. It urges universal brotherhood, charity, and living by Jesus words, suggesting daily peace if people remembered Him and embraced his teachings beyond one day.

United Nations Report on Hungary and Middle East actions

ANTON B WESELAK reports the UN General Assembly debated Hungary amid Soviet bloc defiance and discussed potential measures. In the Middle East, Israel France and Britain actions led to UN mediation, Suez Canal work, and a UN Police Force expanding to about 6000 troops with Canadian leadership aid from HMCS Magnificent.

Hungary United Nations Legation Russia Kadar Budapest Imre Nagey Security Council Middle East Israel France England Egypt Britain Suez Canal

The Christmas Rose Bloom Story

A legend from the eastern Alps tells how the Christmas Rose blooms at Christmas. A girl without a gift weeps by Bethlehem, an angel reveals tears sprout white petals, which turn pink or amber as the Infant Jesus smiles. The tale explains the flower’s white then pink-tinged blossoms.

Bethlehem Jesus

Talking Animals Herald Nativity Night in Barn Tale

In a hushed Nativity night tale animals rejoice as the proud cook proclaims Christ the Savior is born. The cock declares this night and the rook, raven, ox, sheep, and ass led by bees travel to Bethlehem, singing a carol that endures.

Christ the Savior Bethlehem

St Nicholas Legend and the Gifts Behind Santa Claus

The tale traces St Nicholas of Myra in Lycia whose generosity saved three poor daughters by secretly delivering gold for dowries. A sack of gold tossed through a window started the custom of Christmas gifts from unknown sources, shaping the figure of Santa Claus through centuries.

Nicholas Myra Lycia St. Nicholas Sants Claus

Durum Wheat Quota Implemented in Western Saskatchewan

Durum acreage has surged in Western Saskatchewan over the past two years driven by no bread-wheat quotas on durum. A delivery quota now applies. Experimental Farm tests from 1946 to 1956 compare Thatcher bread wheat and Stewart durum, with Thatcher yielding 21.9 bushels to Stewart’s 18.2, about 17 percent higher. Stewart matures 10 days later, risking early fall frosts. In 1958, durum suffered more frost damage than bread wheat in August.

Saskatchewan Scott Sask Thatcher Stewart

Christmas Card History From Early Sketches To Modern Designs

In 1843 a Royal Academy member sketched a Victorian family toast and alms for the poor, helping popularize Christmas cards. By 1870 the practice eclipsed Valentine greetings, evolving from simple compliments to varied, sometimes risqué messages, with evolving materials and colors. Today lithography and silk screen create enhanced effects, while color trends shift from blue to red.

Royal Academy England Santa

Desert Victory Memoir by Walter Dinsdale MP

In a wartime Christmas reminiscence, Walter Dinsdale recalls a North African mission near Malta during World War II. He describes a Beaufighter flight over Mersa Matruh, a nomad shepherd, and the ancient pyramids as he nears the target, blending war memories with biblical imagery and a hoped-for Christmas message.

Walter Dinsdale Malta Mediterranean Rommel Mersa Matruth Antiquity Cleopatra Pyramids Earth Angel Napoleon

Saint Nicholas Spirit and the Christmas Gift Tradition

It is said St. Nicholas died around 345 A.D. and for 30 days after his feast day his generous spirit wandered the earth. He gave gifts without expectation, embodying the true spirit of Christmas and benevolence.

St. Nicholas

Denmark Honors Hans Anderson Santa's Helper in 1954 Festival

A Danish festival in 1954 paid homage to Hans Christian Andersen, famed fairy tale author and Santa's helper. His tales such as The Little Match Girl and The Ugly Duckling boosted his fame and earnings, with works translated into 35 languages. Odense, since 1875, has drawn visitors to the author’s home, where stories inspired princes and children alike. A young American girl once sent him a dollar enclosed with a note about her father’s view of the gift.

Denmark Santa Claus Hans Christian Anderson Odense Anderson United States Americ

Money Debt Promise Amid Courtroom Deliberations

A fragment notes a spoken pledge to repay a substantial debt, with the speaker asserting propriety in sending funds and implying a larger obligation behind the stated obligation. The terse exchange hints at financial strain and formal or legal undertones in the dispute.

Nutrition Basics For Teens From Canada’s Food Rules

Teens should learn nutritious eating as they grow. Canada’s Food Rules guide foods that build and sustain the body. Sugary snacks are acceptable in moderation but should not replace essential foods. snacks should nourish and not spoil the next meal. Milk fruit and protein sandwiches are good options.

Canada

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