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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 15, 1963
Page
7
Advertisement-style note for a housewares pattern 7221 showing how roses bloom in the apron dress up a hostess bib or half apron. Instruction and transfer directions. Send thirty-five cents in coins for the pattern to Household Arts PPL Front Street W Toronto.
A fragmented crossword page shows across and down clues with misread words and odd spellings. The garbled entries mix names, numbers, and partial phrases across a grid, including references to Sohne Toone Egus and various numbered hints.
An A M A news release from 1962 cautions against self curing cholesterol via diet. It warns that precise intake control and medical testing are essential, replacing dropped foods with nutrient rich substitutes, and notes Canada’s Food Guide supports balanced nutrition for 1963 health goals.
Very Rev. Hewlett Johnson of London resigns as dean of Canterbury Cathedral at age 88. Mrs. Johnson says he is in first class health and will pursue speeches travel and an autobiography. The Queen will appoint his successor on the prime minister's recommendation. Johnson was named dean in 1931 for the Labor government era.
A woman motorist stops at a wayside service station and asks timidly if there is a rest room available. The brief encounter captures a moment of everyday travel life.
A narrator trains Queenie in a country household, noting the difficulty of finding domestic help. The dialogue centers on trust, wages, and expectations as the woman explains age and role suitability, reflecting social norms and power dynamics in a rural setting.
A housekeeper commands Queenie to stay unobtrusive while her husband visits for six days. She pushes Queenie to improve, hints at Captain Moe Kechnie, and plans a wage raise as Queenie struggles to understand and comply. The dialogue reveals class and power dynamics in a domestic setting.
The article explains that a truly heavy hockey shot feels heavier because the puck spins very fast as it travels. Goalkeepers dispute the idea that weight is constant. the rapid rotation caused by blade contact makes the puck bore into the hands, similar to spin on a golf ball or discus aiding distance.
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