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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 29, 1956
Page
5
Og-hin-sha the Stoney confronts a wolverine and a human thief raiding his trap line in a cunning plan. The robber is killed by the trapped wolverine while Og-hin-sha shoots the second thief. Yellowstone National Park is noted for its geysers.
A second Canadian designed destroyer escort HMCS Assiniboine will be commissioned on August 16 at Marine Industries Ltd in Sorel PQ with Mrs. Lionel Chevrier acting as sponsor. The ship follows HMCS St Laurent commissioned last October and marks Canada’s move to all Canadian built equipment for the class.
An examination of Anopheles and Aedes mosquitoes shows malaria parasites multiply inside the insects and pass to humans, but infection often leaves the mosquito lifespan unchanged. Yellow fever virus similarly causes little harm to the Aedes aegypti vector.
An 18th century man trap of hand wrought iron is displayed at the New York Country Antiques Fair by the Early American Industries Association. The exhibit also features mousetrap designs and a diverse collection of early tools, with a mystery wheel and wheel motif inviting visitors to identify unknowns. The fair notes air is six times better an insulating agent than wood.
An optimistic quip notes TV announcers with laryngitis as a joke. A famous playwright couple is mocked for stinginess, with a sharp exchange about meals. A comment links mothers' winter toil with seasonal craziness. A bully idea is defined as someone holding a different political view.
Ottawa report notes that spring flooding in prairie crop lands triggers denitrification as waterlogged soils lose nitrate nitrogen. Bacteria convert nitrate to gaseous nitrogen, reducing crop availability. recovery depends on temperature and prior fallow nitrate buildup. Recommendations include applying 75 to 100 pounds per acre of 16-20-0 fertilizer at seeding when areas are cropped after flood.
A manufacturer offers sterile water resistant adhesive bands for children featuring clowns animals and storybook characters. The bands aim to calm frightened kids after minor injuries and spark attention from peers, letting mothers resume chores.
The Cree Indians in northern Canada learned to read using a syllabic shorthand devised by James Evans. He created 36 sounds from nine symbols in four positions and printed Bible portions by hand. Birch bark served as pages, ink from chimney soot and fish oil, and a furs press made into a printing press.
A woman admiring a six month old held by her mother at a London bus stop took the child claiming the mother could not afford to keep her. The magistrate placed the baby in London County Council care while adoption investigations proceed.
A note outlines that fingerprints form four months before birth and the pattern remains constant throughout a person’s life, implying enduring individuality and stability of prints.
The bulletin shows imports reaching a new peak in March and a 29 percentquarterly rise, while exports lagged. Prices moved up with a 0.5 percent March index gain. Manufacturing, mining, and transportation sectors report higher activity and output, including steel, building materials, coal, and copper.
A series of brief maxims on civility from De Morny to Emerson. Quotes emphasize listening, kindness in parting, polite speech, tact, and the value of soft words in resolving tasks. A compact collection of observations on social conduct.
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