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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1955
Page
7
The article emphasizes leg drive as the key fundamental in football drills. It explains a drill to build leg drive, cautions on fatigue, and urges relaxation of the upper body. It also notes Pan American Games observers observing coaches serving tea as a stimulant before workouts and after effort.
A thoughtful meditation on work as a Christian calling. It cites Paul’s exhortation to do all for God’s glory, notes drudgery in daily tasks, and contrasts labor with leisure while warning against unnecessary toil and lingering social injustices. It concludes with the example of Christ and the Father in ongoing labor.
In Niagara Falls a rock carving near the gorge wall memorializes 15 year old Tom Cardinal who drowned attempting to swim the Niagara River to Canada in July 1939. The inscription was likely carved by friends as a warning to others.
Manitoba 4-H members aged 12 to 38 must submit weed essay entries by October 30 for the Weed Essay Scholarship Competition. Sponsored by the North Central Weed Control Conference, 14 states and three provinces participate. Essays up to 1000 words on how we control weeds on our farm.
As of March 1954 about 67,500 full-time students were enrolled in universities and colleges across Canada, reflecting higher education participation at mid-century.
Ingredients include four cups beets, four cups chopped cabbage, forty three cups sweet red pepper, one teaspoon salt, and horseradish. Mix beets cabbage pepper horseradish salt sugar and vinegar, pack into hot jars, seal. Yield about eight cups.
Dr. Louis Taft of Temple University School of Medicine reports in Health Magazine that inhaled allergens such as house dust and ragweed pollen commonly cause skin disease and asthma in children. Allergic eczema often stems from inhalants, with foods playing a lesser role, while desensitizing injections may help some cases.
A bizarre postwar note claims East Germany barbers must package customers’ hair for the government reserves, with threats of punishment for noncompliance. A Briton crash landed during a Lasham cricket match and quips about football scoring if that occurred here. In Marshalltown Iowa a boy stops police by seizing wheels, while Mrs Tom Collins is named to New Jersey’s alcoholic beverage control board amid a heat wave sales boom for department stores.
Do not attempt stain removal on hard fabrics like gabardine or covert cloth. have stains treated by a dry cleaner. Cover leather band inside hats with cellophane tape to prevent perspiration stains. Clip burnt wool fibers on car seats, use soapless cleaner and water. Repair linoleum edges quickly with matching sealing wax melted into breaks and smoothed flat.
The egg is a compact source of phosphorus, calcium, iron, fat, protein and vitamin A. A diet should include an egg at least three times weekly in any enjoyable preparation choice.
Answers overview from Quick Canadian Facts pocket annual. Key figures include over 1700 dollars yearly, 370 dollars, and 3500 dollar value for the 12penny black issued in 1850. It notes Jobster for Atlantic fisheries, Pacific salmon, and 1917 munitions ship explosion killing 1800.
The Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Choir wraps up a 18 month tour across the province and beyond, disbanding after 44 members and conductors performed at a Regina banquet. Director Neil Harris and co conductors Don Cowan and Lloyd Blackman were honored amid gifts and thanks from provincial officials. The group logged 10 000 miles, staged 200 Jubilee programs, and reached about 60 000 listeners in Canada and the United States through concerts and media.
A set of trivia items asks collectors to identify Canada’s most valuable postage stamp and queries welfare spending per Canadian family. It also questions principal catches of Atlantic and Pacific fisheries, Halifax Explosion year, and current total taxes for an average Canadian family versus 1939 levels.
The list appears as a mnemonic style sequence with ten items including proper nouns and time markers: Boston, Donald Quarles, Swe den, Equinox, and Sunday. It suggests a compact, cryptic listing rather than a cohesive event or article narrative.
Crossword clues listed horizontally and vertically with numbers and partial words. Several entries are truncated or garbled including depictions of a comedienne and missing letters. no grid or solution provided. The page shows fragmented puzzle data rather than a complete, solvable crossword item.
Canada officials stress minerals essential in livestock rations with only a few needed as supplements. Ground limestone and bone meal supply calcium and phosphorus, while grain and forage types influence mineral ratios used for hogs and ruminants. Registered mineral mixes guarantee calcium phosphorus salt and trace elements, with tonics not meeting act standards. A separate note reports 5 percent BHC deer repellant effective in Saanichton orchards.
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