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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 18, 1955
Page
7
A young woman Sharon waits for a late train with an anxious heart. An elderly stranger calms her, shares patience lessons, and reveals fear is a choice. A crash delays the train, then Sharon reunites with Dick as a kind widow’s husband suffers a heart attack but is aided by a passing stranger.
The Lancet editorial notes two victory reports complete relief of gout and gout amenable to control. United Press reports that American and British researchers use salicylates, mainly sodium salicylate, to control uric acid levels with months of treatment, despite possible side effects.
British scientists led by Sir William Penny plan to use artificial lightning at Alder Maston atom station west of London to generate surge currents of 200000 amps. They aim to heat small quantities of hydrogen bomb explosive to extreme temperatures, releasing atomic heat controllably without detonation. If successful, heat comparable to 600 tons of coal could be obtained from the hydrogen in a glass of water.
A skunk broke loose inside a Los Angeles dress shop firing several times before three officers trapped and contained it. They then delivered a final shot and wrapped the animal in protective plastic. Authorities described the incident as a curious disturbance at the shop.
Fred J. Rossiter, agricultural attache, says a Ottawa meeting on Sept 26 should clear up farm trade frictions between the U S and Canada amid a $300 million annual cross border trade. He cites potato tariff issues and rye restrictions, notes Canada’s oats ban, and recalls Canada’s export figures while touring Saskatoon.
One of the Adirondacks great attractions is Santa's Workshop at the North Pole near Whiteface Mountain, Wilmington. Visitors browse toy shops and the Shrine of St Nick, see animal nursery, craft shops, and roving fairyland characters. The village hosts many animals and an ice North Pole, drawing up to 10,000 visitors in a day.
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