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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 22, 1956
Page
7
A sports clinic excerpt discusses how muscle tension in the jaw shoulders and diaphragm can spoil golf shots and suggests pairing a controlled exhale with each swing. It notes that even small excess fat hinders athletic skill and cites lean Olympic champions. The article promotes Sports College Canada’s service and provides contact details.
The piece emphasizes humanity created in God's image with dominion over nature, contrasting it with idolatry and fear. It argues that true life rests on seeking God's kingdom and righteousness, praising mankind's potential while warning against becoming devil-like.
The annual opening of the summer cottage requires a full inside and outside survey. Inspect floors walls ceilings stoves pipes chimneys screens and water supply for winter damage and contamination risks. The text notes Inca empire knot recordings as a historical reference.
Ottawa announced Manitoba will receive 33 000 in federal health grants for child and maternal health and hospital construction. A 6 700 grant funds a uniform blood transfusion service in Greater Winnipeg for newborn blood diseases, led by Dr. Bruce Chown, at several Winnipeg hospitals. A 26 300 grant builds a central laboratory addition to the Winnipeg General Hospital medical college, to serve the province and advise other laboratories, with completion due in July.
A collection of short notes touches on health cautions about colds, Washington’s death linked to neglect, fears of premature burial, Olivia Dionne and the Dionne quints, Tokyo horse racing and its unions, London police unarmed, daily grooming as youth aid, happiness basics, Titian’s longevity, and remarks on beauty and intellect.
Expert guidance stresses daily use to maintain silver’s beauty. It recommends washing after meals in hot soapy water, drying completely, occasional polishing, and avoiding crowding dishes. Use soft cloths or brushes for crevices, store in tarnish proof containers, and accept tiny scratches as a sign of family use.
Sports College expands its team to meet CASPFDS workload by hiring Doug MacLennan a Toronto born Bowling Green graduate with a health and physical education degree. He will assist Director Lloyd Percival, focus on testing research prepare instructional material for publications and media appearances including CBC radio.
The Royal Mint produced 84,917,800 coins in 1955 double the prior year, valuing $5,103,000. Production used shift work and overtime as 3,947,637 ounces of gold bullion were received from Canadian mines and scrap, yielding 9,367 trade bars. New dies were made for the Governor General's medal and RCMP Long Service Medal, a new seal for the Patent and Copyright Office, and 9,608 medals for the Department of National Defence.
Authorities publish a series of folders titled Child Training to address issues of juvenile behavior and welfare. Each folder focuses on a specific topic related to child health and welfare and is available free from local or provincial health departments.
A.A.U. of C. president outlines boxing wrestling and track plans in Saskatchewan with a Melbourne goal. High school to open and provincial meets set from June to September with Olympic Trials in Hamilton and Toronto. Amateur cards required. entries to Stinson Regina and Denison Regina.
A garbled OCR page lists terms and clues spanning machines, animals, places, and words. It appears as a puzzle or glossary with fragmented entries such as names, symbols, and archaic abbreviations, lacking coherent context or narrative.
The article explains that TB germs are widely encountered and most people resist infection. It notes TB can remain hidden until treatment is needed, but chest X rays can detect it. Modern therapies can often cure TB, and Canada offers free chest X rays as a simple, painless screening option.
A concise note states that the rhinoceros is the rarest species among large game. It highlights its unique status in wildlife categories and notes conservation concerns without sensational detail.
Six Great Lakes are Superior Michigan Huron St Clair Erie and Ontario. Canadian motorists paid about 88 dollars yearly in license fees and gasoline taxes. Rail mileage west of Fort William is under half of total. Population grows about 2.45 percent in 1955, 2.69 percent in 1954, 2.63 percent in 1953. Of 3 685 000 Canadian families in June 1955 about half were childless, with 1 155 000 childless. Material prepared by Quick Canadian Facts editors.
A Del Monte California gas station attendant reports a motorist refused brake repairs saying the brakes were almost gone and that it was his mother's car. The incident highlights unsafe handling as the driver declined maintenance advice.
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