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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1955
Page
7
The article offers tips to improve power in hitting by delaying the forward step to let the body drive the swing. It advises lob returns when out of position, and stresses taking time between pitches to avoid fatigue. It also suggests cooling drinks like lemon honey tea to combat heat and restore energy during summer practice.
The weekly commentary notes Jesus rebukes wealth driven aims and urges a richer life through giving. It contrasts the parable of the rich farmer with values that prioritize spiritual wealth over material gain, affirming it is more blessed to give than to receive.
A quiz item asks which famed pirate supposedly hid treasure on Oak Island, how many of Canada’s recent 154 000 immigrants were workers, provincial spending since 1939 rose about fivefold, federal spending rise, which province has smallest occupied farmland area, and the share of the Canadian labor force in agriculture.Decoded Intelligram answers follow with references to Marciano Are Pacific Has Are not Are Not Key West and other mappings.
The poem speaks as a speaker who claims to be Opportunity, promising fame, love, and fortune to those who pursue and follow it across cities, deserts, seas, and gates. It asserts that timely action defeats doubt, for those who hesitate face failure, penury, and woe, while seekers may conquer fate, but the speaker answers none who implore after passing.
A practical tip advises fastening sheets by all four corners to prevent tearing when wind is high. This method reduces corner stress and keeps laundry intact while air dries outdoors.
In Side Notes, readers recall a indignant mare letter to George Woolf about a lost favorite, a physician’s caution on aging, Babe Ruth’s pitching fame, a costly English pig, Churchill and Cockell pig breeding, and the hot dog’s rise via Feltman and Dorgan. The miscellany blends sports, history, and culinary trivia in one page.
The Manitoba department of Agriculture endorses a combined colony type brooder house with a range shelter for 125 to 150 pullets and as many cockerels. It notes a separate chick building is desirable, details insulation and ventilation, and suggests cost efficient range shelter for similar chick capacity.
The Health League of Canada announces two pamphlets on fluoridation The Picture of Fluoridation explains fluorine water fortification methods historical background and benefits The second pamphlet Fluor idation Facts and Fancies counters misleading statements with additional data Available now in single copies or bulk at five cents each inquiries to The Health League of Canada 111 Avenue Road Toronto Ont
Hockey fans can obtain a free final official NHL statistics card covering both the regular season and the playoffs for 1954 55. Requests should be sent to the Information Bureau at the National Hockey League in Montreal, Quebec, 603 Sun Life Building.
The lake in the Rockies was named for Princess Louise wife of the Marquis of Lorne governor general 1878 1883. The naming honors the royal couple and reflects the era of Canadian exploration and settlement.
Cautionary note advises good ventilation when using cleansing fluids paint or similar chemicals. In closed spaces fumes from carbon tetrachloride can be deadly unless dispersed. open windows and doors to ensure cross ventilation for safety.
Beer was known among ancient Romans but regarded as inferior and fit only for barbarians. The statement reflects a cultural hierarchy assigning lower status to beer compared to other beverages in ancient Rome.
The item notes that answers lie in a separate column on the page. It hints at additional context or clues placed beyond the visible portion, urging readers to consult the adjacent column for full details or results.
Crossword puzzle hints Horizontal and vertical clues describe a famous cultural center in Britain. The grid lists 15 across items and 12 down items including names like Sedative Uncooked Daughter of Tantalus and French painter.
A compact list of crossword style hints including entries such as 21 Crushes 24 Figure of speech 26 At large 33 Tribute 34 Shore bird 36 Closer 37 Comes in 42 Lake in Italy 43 Solar disk 44 Sun god 45 Greek god of war 46 Mass 49 Attempt 55 Three toed sloth and related infatuation and mystic ejaculation clues.
Early in spring houseflies begin breeding and by season's end descendants from a single pair may number in the tens of thousands unless adequate insect spray is used. Flies breed in filth and spread disease germs to homes, food, and even a baby's face. well screened windows and doors are the most effective method to prevent flies and other pests.
A 26 story structure, the tallest in West Germany, is under construction in Ludwigshafen. It will reach about 288 feet in height.
Instructions emphasize rigorous hand hygiene for food handlers. Wash hands immediately before touching food, and after coughing or sneezing with a disposable tissue. Contagious germs can transfer to others via soiled hands, so cleaning is essential during cooking or serving.
About one sixth and about nine times appear as quiz results. The captain Kidd is noted as a figure, with Newfoundland referenced in the content. The material lists 284,000 as workers, prepared by the editors of Quick Canadian Facts, the pocket annual.
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