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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 20, 1959
Page
5
A provocative essay argues Canadians show patriotism mainly at home and reacts fiercely to outside judgments. It critiques the Order of the Daughters of the Bonygere and suggests a tactic to instill patriotic sentiment in newcomers: encourage fault finding and complaint about Canada.
Hon. J. Walter Erb, minister of public health, noted July and August air ambulance figures showing 37 accident victims carried in each month. He warned that farm residents and young children are among those transported, underscoring danger near operating machinery.
Voters in 196 areas will decide on beer sales in parlors and restaurants, beer and wine in beverage and dining rooms, cocktails and club licenses, with guidance on voting yes or no. A farm safety note lists numerous injuries from hay balers to tractors, urging prevention of farm accidents.
Austrian composer Franz Schubert dies aged 31 after a bout with typhoid fever. The influential songwriter known for lieder and symphonies passes, leaving a lasting impact on Romantic music and European culture. His death marks a swift close to a prolific output and a rising career cut short by illness.
Most typhoons that lash Korea and Japan in late summer and early fall originate in the China Sea east of Formosa, stirring coastal fears and repeating seasonal patterns observed by meteorologists.
Regional health doctors and nurses gathered with the Bureau of Alcoholism staff at the annual conference to discuss prevention, treatment, and public perception. Dr Kinneard urged shifting views of alcoholism from moral failing to a health and social problem and called for seminars and cooperation across the 10 regional units.
Augustus Caesar rose to power establishing the principate and became Rome’s inaugural emperor. His reign marked a shift from republic governance to imperial rule, shaping the empire’s political and military structure for generations.
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