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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 15, 1960
Page
5
Mrs Peter Fasicott of Peterborough reported a dog missing and paid to run an ad in the paper. The dog reappeared at the newspaper office after four hours, following two employees four blocks, recognized by a staffer from the ad with its tag number.
The letters condemn beards as a symbol of style and identity, defend the Boston man who refused to remove his beard, and argue supporters deserve the right to wear facial hair without mockery or discipline. The discussion ties into broader views on individuality and social norms.
Puzzle clues list with across and down entries including names like Salt Lake City and Asuncion, various terms from zoology, geography, and language, plus references to 1960s syndication and solution timing. The mixed content blends crossword hints, wordplay, and partial answer prompts without a readable narrative.
A Quebec trend sees housewives redeem trading stamps for food rather than premiums, pocketing cash from groceries and buying items like dresses and hats with the same stamps. The movement grows as neighbors share tips, while husbands mock the fad. If stamping ends, grocery joy in Quebec may fade.
A single engine Navy jet attempting landing at Moffett Air Station struck the rear of a Mountain View home and set it aflame. A woman resident was killed and authorities said the pilot likely died in the crash. Police urged safe driving and walking.
A brief statement calls for immediate elimination of Welland Canal tolls and urgent action toward removing tolls on the St Lawrence Seaway, urging government steps to end charges. The message emphasizes fiscal relief and faster passage for shipping.
The Home Workshop Patterns by Ruth Wyeth Salter offer actual size lawn and garden cut outs with guidance, priced at 40 cents and packaged with wider guides for $1.75. Canadian officials criticize Welland Canal tolls as objectionable in principle, arguing that river improvements cannot be funded by tolls and warning tolls may hamper traffic and costly repairs.
Heart disease covers diverse ailments of the heart. Some cases incapacitate the patient while others allow near normal life with doctor ordered diet, exercise, and rest. Cooperation with the physician is essential to the patient’s well being.
Dr. J Donovan Ross announced Alberta establishes Poison Control Service with Poison Treatment Centres in all hospitals and Central Centres in Edmonton and Calgary. Centres include an extensive index of 2400 substances, ready antidotes, 24 hour Poison Information Centres, and direct line links to all hospitals.
New enamel color names like Balsam underfoot and mist grey evoke romantic settings. The range includes variants such as golden yellow plaza green and terra cotta, marketed as decorative porch and floor finishes. The article emphasizes appealing hues to attract buyers and enhance interiors with outdoor tones.
An official of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind urged that every Canadian can prevent blindness by three actions: prevent, cure, and improve the lives of the blind. He advised wearing protective goggles, exercising, and sleeping well, and urged early eye exams, public support for eye research, and treating blindness as a community responsibility.
Cooking note advises using ample butter for frying steak and suggests 2 to 3 tablespoons per pint of mushrooms to enhance flavor. Emphasizes butter’s role in bringing out mushrooms and steak taste.
A home bakers guide to make tender puffy braided rolls with a sophisticated toasted seed accent. Uses Fleischmanns Active Dry Yeast for best results and invites readers to try them soon.
Instruction fragment notes cooling milk to lukewarm then measuring into a small bowl and stirring with lukewarm water. It mentions turning out onto a floured surface and kneading until smooth, but the text is incomplete and lacks full actions or entities.
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