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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 09, 1962
Page
7
A Toronto Telegram piece examines arthritis cures from potatoes to copper bracelets, noting costly quack products fail to beat rheumatoid arthritis. It covers spontaneous remission, double blind tests, psychogenic pain, and how faith, mood, and home life influence patient outcomes alongside medical treatment.
Smocking news notes an elegant smocked spread of corduroy pique or antique satin with transfers for single double and king sizes. Pattern 7135: directions for coverlet dust ruffle and bed spreads sold for thirty five cents in coins atamps not accepted. Submit name and address with pattern number to Household Arts Department PPL 60 Front Street W Toronto.
Fragmentary OCR piece shows phrases about jumping, weaving through a town, and a line about girls and dryness. No clear event, names, or dates readable.
Calgary woman Mary English begins a 7000 mile Western Canada tour to promote Operation Sweepstake, carrying thousands of stickers and accepting donations. With $150 needed to incorporate, she plans a three week swing through British Columbia and Alberta, hoping to extend later into Eastern Canada if successful.
A one week old baby bush rabbit saved from a bull dozer now lives as a pet at Mr and Mrs Dave Runham home. Brought home by Frank Runham the youngster was initially fed with an eye dropper and has since grown a healthy appetite with varied tastes.
A concise line by William Allen White notes that those who plead for justice help preserve peace. The remark emphasizes moral responsibility and social harmony through advocacy for fair treatment and rule of law.
The notice describes a Printed Pattern 4924 for a shirtwaist sheath in fresh checked or solid cotton with frosty white contrast. It lists sizes up to 16 and fabric yardage 27 yards for 35 inch width, with fifty cents price and mailing address instructions to request the pattern from Anne Adams Matterns Department 2 at Fruaistsvet W lurooto.
Stan Davies argues North American boats lean to canoes and kayaks but outboards tempt many paddlers. He describes a DIY stern bracket from a two by ten, notes stability with a motor and two riders, warns of sinking risk when capsized, and suggests buoyancy foam for a 132 horsepower motor while discouraging engines larger than 11 horsepower.
Walter P. Inman Jr. becomes heir to more than 30 million of the 40 million estate of Mrs. Nanaline Duke. The 90 year old widow died April 12 in New York probate. Skipper Inman, living quietly near the Georgia border with relatives, inherits with Duke University bequests and other gifts in a will filed for probate.
Period figures show Japan 90 percent, Germany 85, Italy 75, France 42, Netherlands 40, Sweden 28, United Kingdom 24. Canada recorded 11 percent, with Ruddeck noted as a site.
Advertisement for Young half size clothing pattern 4549 from Anne Adunts Patterns Dept P.PIL. 60 Front St W. price fifty cents in coins no stamps accepted. Pattern issued for fl alf Sizeg Va We IS 201 22 inches and fabric yards Bh inch.
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