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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 12, 1939

Page

7

Lady Bug Eyes Flight Training Begins at Family Farm

Sarah Lynn turns twenty and receives a red Lady Bug airplane for her birthday. Great Granny and Uncle Lynn present the Gipsy Moth for her first lessons, with Le Roy the pilot preparing her for a Private Flying license as Gunnar Thorwald and Conrad Jordan arrange the gift.

Edwin Adelaide Dana Gunnar Thorwald Sarah Lynn Conrad Jordan Hermod Lynn Dana Geneva Sally Ann Penny Larry Lynn Uncle Lynn Granny Lady Bug le Roy

Canned Roses May Enter English Market This Winter

Canned roses at moderate prices may arrive in England in winter. A London rose grower claims a secret method preserves blooms from June without odor and with fresh appearance when opened in December. He aims to preserve perfume and extend shelf life before launching commercial production.

London

Princess Elizabeth Learns Jumping Horse Riding for Hunts

Princess Elizabeth continues riding with Windsor stables learning jumping technique under the King’s head groom. She trains with her pony Snowball and an Arab pony lent from King Ibn Saud, part of four gifts received last year for the royal stud.

Elizabeth Duke of Windsor Wales Windsor Ibn Saud Saudi Arabia

Apple Flour In Washington Sparks Bread Innovation

Scientists in Washington have created apple flour using a vacuum dehydration process that reduces moisture to about 1 percent. Sponsors claim the resulting bread stays moist longer than ordinary bread due to low moisture.

State of Washington

Public Speaking Self-Taught Offers Home Guide

A Home Service notice promotes a 32 page booklet Public Speaking Self-Taught from Winnipeg News paper Union. It explains confident speaking techniques for introducing speakers and engaging audiences and lists additional pamphlets available at 15 cents each on topics from curtains to winter sports and garden features.

Mrs. Smith James Brown Washington Mr. Brown Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg

Park Avenue debutantes learn from Jamaica women

The Toronto Star suggests debutantes adopting Caribbean practice of carrying items on the head to achieve perfect carriage. It cites Jamaica natives who place food and water in kerosene tins atop the head, walking with hands free and steady.

The Toronto Star Park Avenue Jamaica Caribbean

Scale Mountain Don Monday Plans Third Mount Lang Stad Attempt

British Columbia mountaineer Don Monday announced a third assault on Mount Lang Stad, 11 000 feet high above the Bella Coola Valley. He will be joined by his wife Mrs Munday and their 17 year old daughter Edith, continuing a two prior expedition attempt beleaguered by ice cliffs and dense mist.

Don Monday British Columbia Mount Langstad Bella Coola Valley Vancouver Mrs. Munday Edith Coast Range

Canadian banks spend millions on wages taxes and upkeep

F C Biggar of the Canadian Bank of Commerce told the Canadian Club in London Ontario that chartered banks in Canada pay over 30 million dollars annually in wages and salaries, about 9 million in taxes, and more than 20 million in interest to depositors, with several million more spent on heat light rent and upkeep for 23 300 branches and their equipment.

Canada F. C. Biggar Canadian Bank of Commerce Canadian Club London Ont

Norway's Ski Nation Stands As World Leader In Skiing

Norway is described as the greatest ski land and birthplace of skis with skiing as the national sport. The piece contrasts national passions for skiing with American baseball and notes a car’s status reflects debt rather than wealth.

Norway

Butterfly taste organs Located in Legs

A remark notes that a butterfly’s organs for taste reside in its legs providing a surprising feature.

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