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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 12, 1963
Page
2
A health column links back pain to soft furniture and modern comforts, advising firm chairs and proper posture. It notes backache affects all ages, especially middle age, and offers remedies such as rest, heat, massage, and exercise. The piece also touches on celebrity gossip intertwined with lifestyle hints.
Readers are urged to back the Canadian Mental Health Association campaign in November to push stronger scientific research and modern hospitals for conquering mental illness.
A collection of quotations on culture by Carlyle, C Alphonso Smith, Matthew Arnold, Henry Van Dyke, and Mary Baker Eddy emphasizes becoming one’s best, attitude over job, sweetness and light, and moral and spiritual cultivation beyond mere machinery and exams.
A historical note states that apple trees grown from seeds of any cultivated variety produce fruits ranging from tiny crab-like specimens to large green apples with a very remote chance of bearing worthwhile fruit.
The Farmers Union and Cooperative Development Association of Alberta launches a research study to gauge farmers views on the role and potential expansion of farm organizations. Independent psychologist Dr. L. B. Doscher of Edmonton will plan and direct the study phases to identify producer needs.
Detective Jorgensen lays out a plot in which Arthur Mobridge and his wife Mrs Mobridge exploit Mary Bonds connection to Tyler to kill the old man and create a flawless alibi by keeping Mary occupied on the porch and faking concern after the crime. The plan hinges on misdirecting investigators with broken lenses and a shattered drinking glass as clues.
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