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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1962
Page
7
A Toronto lawyer used a breathalyzer test on a magistrate after his client claimed mouthwash caused a 1.6 reading. The appeal court quashed the drunk driving conviction, highlighting potential device error and the right to refuse breath or blood tests.
Don Leper highlights coordinated wardrobe planning for Misses patterns from sizes 10 to 18. The note lists several printed patterns including reversible coats, side-button jackets, skirts, and dresses with fabric yardages for size 16 and other measurements.
Stephen, a Hungarian child who watched his mother drown in the Danube, and his stepfather Gergely bonded in sorrow. Fleeing Hungary in 1947, Stephen later joined the Foreign Legion and searched across Africa Indochina and Europe for Gergely, who was believed dead or missing. In 1954 Stephen learned, via Salvation Army mediation, that his stepfather was alive in Germany and they began corresponding.
A digestive health or physiology note states that the human heart can pump enough blood in a year to fill 81 standard size tank cars. The statement highlights the heart's endurance and large blood volume turnover.
A Montana editor playfully lists reader desires for a weekly paper, including front page government critique, personal notices, tax cheat features, local crime, wedding and sports photos, ads, more editor letters, and pages on divorces and domestic troubles with a demand for a complete bio of the town’s “most important citizen.”
In almost every Canadian community a Scout master volunteers to guide boys, sharing resources, camping, cooking kits, and mentorship. He inspires initiative and resilience, filling a demanding role that yields only personal satisfaction when well done. Canada counts 31,500 volunteers guiding 275,000 boys in 11,000 groups across the country.
The Elmira Signet explores time saving by contrasting eight individuals. Al skips meals to save minutes but worsens an ulcer while Gil fixes mistakes, Jack speeds to 40 mph over the limit and faces manslaughter charges, Sam relies on pills and psychiatry, Marty schemes a fuse box shortcut, Mary accumulates weight after racing home, Fred lies bedridden from a slipped disc, and Frank sacrificed time with his kids. The piece notes the average person cannot afford such time savings.
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