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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 30, 1950
Page
3
A Manitoba flood catastrophe drives thousands from rural towns near Winnipeg. Citizens rally, donating to the Manitoba Flood Relief Fund to ease distress and renew hope for refugees and landowners.
Homemakers learn budgeting locker space labeling and inventory for frozen foods. Ottawa Department of Agriculture offers guidance on prepping blanching portioning and storing fruits vegetables and meats with charts partitions color coding and bundles. A free bulletin details preparation and usage from storage to serving.
Rev Douglas Hastings Telfer writes a dedication poem for the West Point Grey United church tower chimes honoring Lieut Andrew Telfer and Private Cecil Mather Telfer and Private Eric Telfer, who died in 1918. The chimes were installed by their siblings.
Fresh air and sunshine are fine for youngsters but mothers should ensure babies and small children get sun exposure in easy stages. Sunburn can be serious for anyone, yet for the very young it is more dangerous. A protective tan allows longer exposure.
The article argues pasteurized milk retains full food value and digestibility, claiming pasteurization provides the essential safeguard against milk borne diseases and urging insistence on pasteurized milk.
Guidance urges children up to age twelve to consume at least one pint of milk daily to build strong bones and teeth. If milk is disliked it can be hidden in soups and puddings with a summer treat of a tall frosted glass.
The article recalls Jan Christiaan Smuts, his rise in South Africa, his clashes with the Boer party, and his wartime leadership in World War II. It notes his opposition to Hertzog and the Nazis, his role in the inner war cabinet in London, and honors received in Britain. It mentions Malan's rise and Smuts's enduring influence and Holism philosophy.
Victoria Day marked Field Marshal Smuts's eightieth birthday. The tribute recalls his rise from farm boy near Riebeck to Cambridge and London law, his break with Rhodes over citizenship, his Boer War leadership, and his pivotal role in forming the Union of South Africa in 1910 and guiding war efforts in 1914 to 1918.
Public safety notice warns swimmers to avoid solo swims and unfamiliar waters with currents or undertow. Do not dive into unknown water and always swim with a buddy.
The sunlight helps produce vitamin D but pollution blocks UV rays. To ensure strong bones and teeth, vitamin D should be added to a child's diet daily all year during the growing years.
Discharge from a sanatorium is only one step in the direction of full normal living for the tuberculosis patient. Close contact with the doctor and strict regime of food, rest and exercise are necessary for complete recovery. Convalescence is an important part of recovery from TB.
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