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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 09, 1952
Page
2
The editorial argues that social security should be contributory and proportionate to benefits, warning against overcentralization and the danger to family and voluntary efforts. It notes two limits: national income with defense costs and individual willingness to pay, urging a balanced approach to funding social insurance through contributions or taxes.
Mary Allen presents frozen dessert recipes using skim milk powder for 12 servings. Includes chocolate ice cream and fruit sherbet formulas with steps, ingredients, and optional enrichments using milk powder, lemon, and fruit add-ins. Provides instructions for freezing, whipping, and serving.
Immunization has made it possible to shield children from dangerous contagious diseases. Whooping cough and diphtheria pose serious risk, sometimes leaving lasting disability even after cure. It is fair to give a child a chance at safety by immunizing in infancy.
This essay reflects on the Iron Curtain dividing the western world from Asia. It examines Mongolia and Outer Mongolia, the Gobi Desert, historical Mongol empires, routes between China and Siberia, and the role of explorers and missionaries in documenting the region’s past and paleontological finds.
Congratulatory notes mark Alex Sarkinen anniversary as many neighbors visit and update ties. District residents share travels visits Winnipeg and Brandon, with many relatives in Manitoba and Ontario. Elma school opens with staff assignments while power crews extend rural electrification shores up to Christmas. Local quips end column with a humorous remark on stars and paint signs.
Overeating often causes overweight and consult a doctor to rule out illness. Follow doctor guidelines on diet and exercise. If weight gain stems from excess calories, Canada’s Food Rules offer guidance. Sacrificing pastries may be needed for a balanced diet, improving health and appearance.
A concise saying attributes marriage strain to a spouse’s turmoil. The line humorously frames a husband as the one who experiences breakdown within a union. It reflects witty, light commentary on domestic life from Earl Wilson.
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