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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 09, 1941
Page
7
A Kellogg's All-Bran cereal ad promotes regularity by adding daily bulk with two convenient sizes. It instructs to eat every morning, drink water, and notes availability at grocers in London Canada.
Devona rides with Dale Brasher toward Palm Springs in a sunset drive clouded by burr of danger. Dale hints at dope trafficking and his D.A. connections while Devona reveals her lonely past and longing for her mother as the landscape shifts to their desert approach.
A tall, charming stranger hints at danger to a woman she has kept company with, suggesting awareness of peril. He warns her twice within the last hour, leaving her to wonder about his motive and the risk she faces.
Devona Raebourne arrives at a grand Spanish estate welcomed by Wong the house-boy with a strong British accent. Dale reassures her as they navigate a wary first impression of the staff. Devona notes cultural contrasts and senses a looming tension before the scene ends with a tease of continuation.
Count Edward Raczynski expresses deep gratitude to the Canadian Red Cross Society for supplying woollen comforts clothing and hospital supplies to Polish hospitals and troops in England. He notes ongoing large shipments and funds totaling two million dollars for bomb victims relief.
A. V. Alexander declares during a war weapons week inaugural that the English speaking democracies led by Britain and the United States will not relinquish the struggle for freedom. He warns defeat means extinction and urges no peace terms with Hitler, stressing liberty over conquest.
A compact collection of quotations celebrating music as a divine, harmonious voice of creation. Notable lines from Beethoven Mazzini Eddy Emmons Goethe and Burritt praise music's power to unite heart and world beyond mere novelty or craft.
The National Gallery learned an enemy action at sea ruined a noted Rembrandt etching showing the crucifixion. The work, insured for 2400 dollars, was en route to Australia for exhibition when the loss occurred.
The moon shows the same face to Earth because its rotation period closely matches its orbital period. This tidal lock causes a permanent near side while the far side remains hidden from view.
The War Savings Certificates are mailed separately to each owner due to an efficient machine system handling over 40 000 applications daily. Certificates are registered in the owner's name to be traceable and not transferable, and cannot be lost or misused if bearer.
A compact wireless outfit will let an Australian infantryman carry a full broadcasting and receiving station on his back. The adapted Morse radio set, now one-man operated, replaces the two-man British version and enables a scout to transmit radio-telephone and listen with headphones, providing on-the-move commentary.
The department of mines reports promising gold finds near Snare and Emile rivers and Wray Lake in the Northwest Territories. About 500 claims have been staked, with extensive exploration planned for the coming summer, about 150 miles north of Yellowknife.
British sailors paused a mine clearing run near Tobruk harbor to rescue a kitten from the Italian cruiser San Giorgio. Two seamen boarded the vessel, found the crying cat, and called a mine sweeper to take it aboard and give milk while the skipper directed care for its recovery after 48 hours of exposure to the vessel’s explosion fire.
Edward T. H. Cottman of New York, a prominent coin and curio collector, died recently at age 82. He began collecting at eight and built a vast trove of about 10 000 items.
A wartime note says Germany benefits from a growing cadre of experienced airmen who have been shot down and rescued to swim. The report highlights this skill as boosting invasion chances, citing a large corps trained in sea swimming.
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