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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 1957
Page
5
A Scotzaman grants maid lifelong family status with no wage. A lawyer seeks divorce over a careless husband. A lion and lioness stalk prey as a press ends. A party guest complains of repeated serving attempts. A Coast Guardsman suggests marrying his mother-in-law for reward. A sermon drags on until a back-pew Amen ends the service.
In India spring wheat crops develop under adequate moisture with sown area steady or slightly up from last year. Australia shows a wheat carryover of 84 million bushels into the 1956 57 season starting December 1, with expected deliveries to the Australian Wheat Board around 116 million bushels versus 180 million last season.
A shoe salesman in Miami laughs when a thief steals a dozen left foot sample cases. A London thief finds tubes of dangerous germs instead of loot. A lorry thief dumps mustered fuel after mistaking it for loot. A chemist shop burglar finds only a solitary three penny piece. A man stealing four thousand dollars hides money behind a panel on a cross channel voyage, then discovers the panel was in a ship that no longer exists. The captain explains the ship was rebuilt after the theft era, leaving the thief with nothing.
The issue urges attracting brighter graduates into teaching by removing barriers that deter exceptional individuals. It argues the profession must loosen rigid constraints to entice more capable men and women into the classroom.
A humorous assortment covers Korean bridal gowns in bold colors, money saving satire, custody of a dog in divorce, fashion critique by Dior on covering knees, calls for masks against colds, a reproof of income tax myths, and trivia on Midway airport and American Airlines.
In 1956 Saskatchewan led rape seed output, with about 357000 acres across the three Prairie Provinces seeded to rape. Argentine types yielded more than Polish, averaging 1633 pounds per acre versus 1164, but matured 22 days later, increasing frost risk in late summers.
The weekly meditation argues that prayer is a means to receive and appropriate spiritual gifts from God rather than request for material needs. It emphasizes inner receptivity, notes God is eager to give, and warns against focusing on wealth or health. Eternal life through the Holy Spirit is the ultimate gift.
A compact collection of quotes on self knowledge and understanding others. Menander Fenelon Novalis and others urge self examination to gain mercy toward faults and true insight into others. The sayings emphasize knowing oneself to access wisdom and guidance from God for overcoming evil.
The Canadian Highway Safety Conference urges careful headlight use to prevent danger at night. A brief dimmed beam can prevent property damage, injuries, and fatalities. Overlooking proper low beam use behind or during passing turns a useful light into a deadly instrument, risking disruption to dozens of lives. Buy locally.
Practical tips on patient nutrition fluids and hydration urge two quarts daily. Household hacks include ginger on chicken, glycerine mix to prevent frost, dry salt for soot spills, and salt on egg shells to reduce boil over.
A government decree in France ends home assignments for six to twelve year olds. Teachers must allot one hour daily in class for homework and weekly progress reports will be sent to parents.
A crossword puzzle page lists horizontal clues from 1 to 55 down to 55 11 has black coat with tan markings and vertical clues from 1 huge person to 53 Isle of Wight abbr. with many missing letters and partial phrasing.
A Padre in town was ticketed after parking in a designated zone and leaving a humorous note on the windshield. The officer cited 15 years on patrol and quoted religious phrases in the ticket, prompting local shop owners to encourage shopping locally.
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