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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 1962
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR lists diverse items for sale including plants and household goods. Names and places are unclear, but the ad hints at a persistent market for miscellaneous articles and garden items within a local area.
Madeleine Levanson discusses the rise and fall of the Canadian car coat from a popular year round staple to a ruined market. She notes how Japanese competition flooded Canada with cheap coats, triggering price collapses and widespread losses for retailers importers and manufacturers. The piece highlights broader risks of aggressive foreign trade in low priced clothing and calls for sensible business practices.
Combine 4 cups milk and 45 tablespoons molasses. Stir well and chill. Place a scoop of ice cream in each of 4 glasses and fill with the flavored milk. Stir enough to melt some of the ice cream before serving. Makes about 44 cups.
The 34500 ton Cunard liner Caronia will depart New York on June 29 1963 for a 45 day North Cape Cruise visiting 23 ports in Scandinavia Northern Europe France and the British Isles with calls at Reykjavik Hammerfest North Cape Lyngseidet and more The voyage features air conditioning private baths and a choice of fresh sea breeze air flow plus open decks pools and two restaurants at minimum rate 1175 US funds including Southampton return passage by Cunard liner.
Canadian trivia item lists five questions with answers. Notable items include Vilhjalmur Stefansson born in Manitoba, the United Church formed in 1925, and debates on tax sources. It notes rail mileage west of Fort William and a shift in bread earnings, with customs duties and sales taxes quantified for 1939.
Advice for mothers on forming good eating habits in young children through parental example routine feasible mealtime practices and gentle introduction of new foods. Emphasizes calm family meals and avoiding distractions while avoiding pressure on picky eaters.
Mrs Roy Elander brought a hybrid garden rose to the News office. A deep red bloom six inches across led a bush with five other large flowers and fourteen buds. A yellow rose four to five inches wide also bloomed this week in the same bush.
The season's first carload of new malting barley left Kamsack Saskatchewan last week. Grown by William Todosichuk in the Kamsack district, it was shipped in CN car No 521789 by the McCabe Grain Company and destined for the Dominion Malting Company at Transcona Manitoba.
A concise note explains that Sunday derives its name from the ancient dedication to the sun, reflecting historical naming practices. The origin ties to sun worship and early Roman timekeeping, illustrating language evolution in weekday nomenclature.
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