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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 02, 1962
Page
7
Pattern 7066 offers two main parts plus sole for each softie, in cotton and velveteen. Includes transfers in sizes small to extra large. Send thirty five cents in coins to Household Arts, Department PPL, 8 Front Street WL Toronto.
Alexandre the Paris hairdresser notes quirky client habits among celebrities. The Duchess of Windsor brings a lunch to her appointment while the Duchess de La Roche Foucauld avoids dogs in salons. Martine Carol brings her dog. Mrs. Kennedy and Simone Signoret occupy themselves with puzzles. Princesses Gabriella and Maria Featrice order wigs in contrasting shades.
When TB germs enter the body the illness is an infection. After five to six weeks the body's tissues become allergic to tuberculin, and a person previously infected with TB will show a reaction to a tuberculin test.
Saskatchewan announces Cumino a new improved sweet clover variety now ready to distribute to seed growers. R E McKenzie notes elimination of coumarin makes the hay safer and more palatable. Camino seed will be sold via the Saskatchewan Forage Crop Growers Co operative Marketing Association in Prince Albert.
Harry L. Fowler of Saskatoon won a fourth term as president of Federated Co-operatives Limited as the new Board began after district elections. Three vice presidents were named C. F. E. Wood Marquette Manitoba R. H. Boyes Kelvington Saskatchewan and M. Jevne Wetaskiwin Alberta.
A provincial inquiry urges government supervised pari mutuel betting to fight illegal bookmaking and gangland control in Ontario. The report warns illegal gambling endangers society, links to murders in Toronto and Montreal, and calls Ottawa for criminal law revisions to curb crime profits.
A jumbled list of crossword style clues and partial answers appears, naming numerous words and fragments such as Flower leaf paradoxes, months, languages, and various cross reference hints, likely from a period newspaper puzzle page.
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