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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1954
Page
3
Training expert Frank Weicher warns excess weight hinders baseball performance and urges lean, sharp play. He notes baseball burns about 350 calories per game versus 1,000 for football and advises early track preparation. A school lunch survey found 92 percent use white bread, 27 percent enriched white bread, encouraging enriched white bread for vitamins and minerals.
A fragmented OCR item lists topics and numbers such as Rich Russian peasant, Feud, America, Raised, Actors, Carson City, Civil War, Pipe. It appears as a stray catalog or quiz reference from the Department of Household Arts at 60 Front Street Toronto.
Poem encourages resilience and personal responsibility to brighten one’s surroundings despite grey skies. It urges each person to shine their own light, guiding and comforting others even during dark times.
Paul’s teaching that it is more blessed to give than to receive contrasts with a world focused on getting and self interest. The text questions whether Christianity can fully work in a largely un-Christian society while urging faithful living amid profit and environment constraints. It likens Christians to residents in a house being remade, aiming for transformative Christian living today.
Rosetown's John Wesley Smith aged 100 years and five months died at his Rosetown home after a long life in Ontario and Saskatchewan. Born in Port Hope Ontario, he came to Rosetown in 1919 and witnessed local growth, recalling oil lamps, early cups with handles, tobacco chewing since age ten, and binding wheat for a dollar a day. Survived by four children, sixteen grandchildren, and sixteen great grandchildren. his wife Emma Louisa Southworth preceded him in 1943.
The weekly crossword lists many entries from 1 to 57 with clues for across and down terms. It includes apparent theme hints and a vertical section noting typical crossword conventions and word placements. The puzzle presents standard grid style items such as Indios, harmon, toleran, and calciur with several archaic or garbled spellings indicating OCR issues.
The column notes Maria Patino Goldsmith’s potential fortune from her father could exceed 100 million, making her wealthier than Barbara Hutton or Doris Duke once inherited. It recalls Patino’s origins from a Bolivian grocery clerk, the La Salvador mine tale, and a 1925 estimated fortune of 300 million with daily income of 280 000.
Do not wash colored suede gloves. Wear the glove and rub with a stale bread crust to lift dirt, changing the bread when it becomes soiled.
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