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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 10, 1959
Page
5
A medical note urges consulting a doctor for rashes and notes allergies or infections may present as skin eruptions. It warns against leaving a young child unattended in a bath to prevent scalding and drowning, advising safe handling and towels for temporary shielding.
The article argues that good books aid youth as imagination and empathy fuel growth. Reading aloud strengthens group activity and shared enjoyment, countering the neglect of this practice in many homes. Young Canada’s Book Week promotes broad access to well written, illustrated works for all ages.
Gevelot of Paris to invest about 600,000 in a Saskatoon plant and facilities to produce a full range of shotgun shells. Gevelot of Canada Ltd operates a Saskatoon warehouse and is expanding after a successful Olympic shell. Production starts next spring with 25 staff and growing. Machinery from France and plans by architect B T Arling. Tenders will be
The University of Saskatchewan marked its Golden Jubilee with University Days across centers led by Ernie McKenzie of Regina. A September 29 convocation capped six days of activities on campus, while about 40 centers showed the Jubilee film Saskatchewan Our University by October 23.
Premier Duff Roblin praised federal plans for a Manitoba nuclear energy research centre as a major step forward. The project aims to mirror Chalk River in Ontario, with site surveys to begin soon and construction about two years away. The centre will focus on peaceful uses, electric power, and portable plants, boosting science and university collaboration.
A cautionary note advises not to force a child on disliked foods as rejection may be temporary. It suggests trying different preparations and reformulations, such as turning milk into cream soups desserts or flavored drinks to ensure the child still consumes essential nutrients.
The vanilla bean originated in Central America and was introduced to Europe by Spanish explorers.
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