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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1961
Page
7
A collage of light humor and short sketches. Vignettes include a doctor delivering a baby, a road tale about a stork, love at first sight playful banter, a pun about hens, a car gift joke, a receptionist readying for an appointment, a bridge party scheduling line, rabbits and a skunk, and a child asking about jiffies while reading a watch.
A Midwestern university study notes that skipping breakfast slows 11 am performance. A proper breakfast should include citrus, whole grains, a protein main dish, and dairy. Start small if appetite is low and gradually increase to form a daily habit.
P A Pilaski of Canada’s Agriculture experimental farm at Indian Head, Sask, reports that stopping selection in two strains of highly selected White Leghorns led to fewer eggs, but larger size and thicker shells. Albumen quality stayed same though blood and meat spots varied, not tied to egg production selection.
A long recounting from Sonoma County Medical Society Bulletin traces a man nourished by public programs, from public schooling to GI loans, FHA financing, Soil Bank payments, and government guarantees, through university and farming success, to a protest letter opposing spending and taxes as he pleads for private self-reliance.
Dr J W Gerrard of the University of Saskatchewan explains in Health Magazine how chromosomes determine a child’s physical and mental status. He notes humans have 46 chromosomes and that 23 come from each parent. He urges parents to nurture their children to improve future generations and social outcomes.
CDA economists concluded that for an all mash program a flock of specialized laying hens should achieve a feed conversion ratio of at least five pounds per dozen eggs. Independent tests and prior surveys in Canada and the U S show feed accounts for about 65 percent of costs in operations over 1,000 birds and about 50 percent in smaller flocks.
Saskatchewan grade XII students must write final examinations based on the year's work. Education Minister A. E. Blakeney announced the policy, with testing and promotions to be conducted under the school principal's direction.
Prince Philip begins teaching duties at the palace school helping the regular tutor. He gives lessons in natural history to Princess Anne and two of her friends, assisting with the royal education at Windsor Palace.
A campus officer shines a light on a car on a dark deserted road. Inside, a college guy and his girlfriend sit silently. When asked about the issue, the guy accuses his girlfriend, claiming a flat tire while insisting he will take the car with him.
Mary Baker Eddy, noted founder of Christian Science, established a new religious movement centered on spiritual healing and the authority of divine law. Her work shaped a movement that spread to conduct prayer healing, education, and church organization worldwide.
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