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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 06, 1959
Page
7
A Canadian pagemathet argues motherhood requires education and training though no specifics are given. Dr Nathan Epstein notes education could solve emotional problems. Young mothers counter that motherhood is one life aspect and a well balanced person can handle it with cooperation and empathy.
A British surgeon introduces an oral vibrator to help laryngectomized patients speak again. The device includes a mouth unit and a pocket unit with tiny batteries and wires. a speech therapist aids initial training, and fluency improves with practice. A baby elephant weighs 160 to 200 pounds at birth.
An editorial urges adults to volunteer for youth leadership across Sunday schools churches scouts and social groups. It argues adults must provide guidance with authority and experience to counter communism and nurture responsible youths, stressing that giving time benefits both giver and youth.
A prize-winning design promotes a butterfly quilt print and patch pattern. Pattern 7405 includes a chart and directions for a print and plain combination. Send thirty-five cents in coins for the pattern to the Household Arts Department in Toronto. stamps not accepted.
Ex Mariner Guy Macchia, 27, a Venetian immigrant and former apprentice captain in the Italian merchant marine, continues a coast to coast tramp from Halifax to Vancouver. He averages 36 to 40 miles daily, carries a light pack, and aims to reach Vancouver by September end. He hopes to write a book from his travels to aid new immigrants and Italy readers.
Duck hunters face a reduced bag limit due to scarce duck numbers on the prairies yet enjoy consolation as very few waterfowl have died from disease in Manitoba marshes this summer. Hon. C. H. Witney notes the summer should be near a record low mortality unless September is unusually hot. There were small outbreaks at Whitewater lake and Delta Marshes, with Delta suffering the larger toll. fewer than 400 deaths at Whitewater lake, while past years have seen disease deaths reach up to 70,000 on large marshes.
Step by step guide explains trimming broccoli into small pieces not exceeding one inch, blanching for two minutes, cooling rapidly, draining, and packing for freezing. Directions for cooking a pint container suggest adding salt and boiling water, then heating three to five minutes while breaking pieces with a fork.
A Wyoming ranch uses gas darts to tranquilize wild horses within 30 to 40 yards. After five minutes the animals become docile and are roped for the taming process. Once they recover from the drug, they are ready for further breaking.
The text warns that stairs in dimly lit areas and cluttered steps create fall risks without a handrail or proper lighting. It advises placing lighting to illuminate the entire flight to reduce danger and prevent tumbles.
An article praising The Canadian National Institute for the Blind and its use of fingers to connect sight and non sight. It highlights Braille, embossed books, Braille music, crafts, and trained blind workers in carpentry, electricity, and more, stressing finger skill as central to independence and achievement. It closes with a note on the catcher’s mask linked to fencing.
The excerpt provides a step by step kitchen method for making yeast dough. It describes scalding milk to lukewarm, dissolving yeast in warm water with sugar, creaming butter with sugar, adding eggs and flour, then mixing and kneading to develop the dough before turning it onto a floured surface for further shaping.
Grease a bowl and place the elastic dough inside, then grease the top and cover. Let rise in a warm draft-free place until doubled in bulk, about a helper time.
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