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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1960
Page
2
The Canadian Association of Consumers urges clear total cost disclosure on all credit purchases to curb exploitation and reveal the real burden of installment buying. Industry officials praise credit growth but acknowledge consumer discipline varies as many meet payments with difficulty.
Montreal cosmetician Louis Sandler says 15denier nylons now act as two thirds skin tone and one third stocking tone, like makeup. He advises choosing hosiery to flatter skin, hair, eyes, and ensemble, with color psychology and personal style guiding shades and textures.
Brief items from Western Canada discuss farm security and unemployment, Canadian youth’s awareness of world affairs, teaching efficacy, Boy Scout value, and fair attendance trends. Commentaries urge public interest in national affairs, evaluate education, and emphasize targeted beauty product use over imitation.
A remark attributed to Benjamin Franklin warns that printers would publish little if they avoided offense, reflecting on limits of free expression and responsibility in publishing. The quote emphasizes caution over broad freedom in printing.
A collection of aphorisms on work, ambition, gender roles, and attitude. It contrasts striving with satisfaction and suggests happiness comes from liking one’s work, while hints about aging and opportunity frame optimistic outlooks. The piece frames advice in brief maxims.
The quiz reveals that rain falls 240 days a year in a region of Canada, and two of its 13 prime ministers have been unmarried. Inflation since 1949 reduced the Canadian dollar’s value by about a quarter. Ontario led farm product cash income last year with 867 million dollars, Saskatchewan second at 554 million. At March 31, 1860 defence personnel stood at air force 51,000 army 48,000 navy 20,000 civilian employees 449,500.
The young of ants are kept in heaps in the nests and moved about from one part of the nest to another as conditions of temperature and moisture demand.
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