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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1959
Page
4
A fragment advises not overcooking vegetables to preserve vitamins minerals and flavor. It warns that excessive soaking or cutting too small drains texture and nutrients and cautions against soggy, gum-like texture.
A partial, unreadable OCR snippet mentions possible names and events but lacks clear details. The readable portions do not establish a coherent story, place, or date.
Over the past decade the field of arthritis and rheumatic disease treatment expanded with more drugs, notably corticosteroids like cortisone and prednisone, and non steroid options such as phenylbutazone and aspirin. While cures remain elusive, inflammation control has reduced pain and disability, spurring research with side effects and long term risks prompting ongoing drug development.
A five man American crew from state fish and game commissions is in Melville and Yorkton for five weeks to band wild ducks as part of a US Canadian summer program. They use nets, boats, and a special trap to capture ducks for tagging with metal bands bearing a serial number and the note Advise Fish and Wildlife Service Washington DC. The operation aims to support future treatment research while expanding bands on red heads and canvasbacks, with completion expected by mid August.
Garry Van Buskirk’s name spread from British Columbia to Ontario after the April 30 Reporter item about a 1948 silver dollar selling for 35 dollars. Prairie Publishers of Regina copied it, triggering questions about 1939 dollars and coin values. Albert Stern & Co. Winnipeg is named as a buyer. A note on WWI timing ends with H-hour.
Mrs Tom Wylie of 149 Eleventh Ave SE Saskatchewan born in Ireland won a $1200 share of a $5000 prize at a Lions Club bingo in Elrose. She had previously won a TV radio phonograph at a bingo. She plans to fix her house with the money and perhaps visit her sons next summer.
British military authorities established concentration camps during the Boer War in 1900 to dishearten combatants by detaining noncombatants. The policy aimed to weaken Boer resistance by isolating families and disrupting support networks.
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