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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 03, 1964
Page
9
Health guidance urges exercise, avoid smoking, and reduce tensions to lower premature death risk. Physicians advise tailored moderate activity for age, with warnings against heavy exertion for most adults. Smoking raises death risk and linked diseases, while emotional stress should be managed to protect heart health.
The largest lions reach 45 inches at the shoulder and exceed nine feet in length from nose to tail. The Seminole Indians formed in the 18th century when a group split away from the Cree tribe.
The Ontario Provincial Police introduces etiquette and social conduct as a promotion criterion. Forty six applicants write about future force development, twenty five advance after administration exams, then learn British Army etiquette including party manners and card rules. The program aims to balance manners with efficiency, reflecting a shift in law enforcement culture as London bobbies prove civility can accompany effectiveness.
The 1918 influenza epidemic affected about one sixth of Canada’s population and caused deaths ranging from 0 to 45,000 in the country. Globally, more than 20,000,000 people died from the epidemic.
In Higgins Ferry preacher Brooks tries to sway Will Fencher, a lifelong liar, to join the church. The scene at Crows Point features Sam fishing for catfish as the preacher condemns sin and Johnson grass in a tale of moral struggle and community judgment. Henry Hawkins later sets a trotline by the river.
A narrator recalls Uncle Sid’s death after a head wound and a missing thirty five dollars. A lynch mob forms, with Fencher accused, but the preacher confesses a lie to save him. The true killer, an escaped convict, is later caught. Fencher reforms, and the preacher’s mercy shines.
The Lacombe Globe critiques Peter Elliott chairman of the Alberta liquor control board for denying Seagram Distillers a painting exhibit in Edmonton. It argues the morality stance hides sponsors behind art and urges legalization of brewery advertising to clear the issue.
The article laments widespread forgery and deception in Canada with about 3000 Canadians monthly duped by forgeries. It suggests a stamp duty on standard cheque forms to fund education and curb forgery, questions why Canadians accept Yankee money, and cites about 750000 in fake currency. It also warns about fad diets and overeager dieting, recommending medical advice for fat loss.
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