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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 25, 1949
Page
2
The Canadian Legion asks Springfield residents to wear a poppy to honor those who died in war and to support living veterans and their families through the Poppy Fund. The appeal emphasizes local use of funds and the slogan Wear a Poppy for Remembrance.
A light column blends election chatter with a humorous Ottawa House of Commons anecdote. A Manitoba farmer boast leads to a quip about a manure spreader, then shifts to Mike the Moose’s tale of Rudolph Robidoux, fashion, and a branded moose, ending with a local blacksmithing misadventure and a Mountie’s remedy in a rural Minnesota Manitoba setting.
Swift died in 1745 at 77, after influencing British policy with his fiery pen. Born in Dublin 1667, he rose from Moor Park secretary to dean of St Patrick's, famed for Gulliver's Travels and sharp political tracts that shaped Whig and Tory fortunes alike.
A spiritual reflection argues that human limits stem from misperception of life as material rather than spiritual. It credits Mary Baker Eddy with highlighting the soul’s primacy over the body and matter in defining human capacity.
A brief reflection asserts that history serves to illuminate current responsibilities, echoing the idea that understanding the past helps guide the responsibilities of today. The passage anchors duty in historical perspective.
A collection of practical home care advice including wrinkle remedies with egg white bandages, clothes ironing tips, sewing machine needle sharpening with sandpaper, removing water stains with vinegar, wallpaper cleaning, washing oilcloth with wax and turpentine, stain removal with ammonia, separating egg whites and yolks, beliefs about pearls for skin glow, and a note that original street lights were fiber torches.
Marion Sneath wife of Ivan Wallwin Sneath filed a petition for divorce in the Court of King's Bench Winnipeg Manitoba on July 13 1949. An order requires Theresa Tinant to answer by four weeks from October 25 1949 or the court may proceed in her absence. Dated Winnipeg October 21 1949. N B Golsof barrister 600 Great Western Building Winnipeg Manitoba Petitioner's Solicitor.
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