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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1951
Page
3
A hollowed bread loaf filled with a creamy oyster mixture accented by rosemary savory and monosodium glutamate. The dish uses star shaped bread on top and includes hard cooked eggs, evaporated milk and tomato sauce for a rich savory centerpiece yielding six servings.
Ottawa outlines increases and new levies including a cigarette tax rise, a 10 percent general sales tax, and a 15 percent excise on household appliances. Corporate rates climb to 45.6 percent for profits over 10 000, with various exemptions and deductions extended.
Flocks of ravens over Prince Albert and northern Saskatchewan harass fishermen and trappers. The birds raid nets and caches of fish left on the ice and spoil fur pelts. A trapper called them wily as wolves and said they keep their distance if a gun is present, otherwise they approach like pigeons.
Ottawa reports that the government will allocate steel to sustain farm machinery production. Trade Minister C D Howe announced the plan noting farm equipment will be prioritized alongside freight cars locomotives and shipping, though no specifics of the programme were given.
The poem recalls a quieter house after holidays with a fragrance of youth lingering in every room. It celebrates a grown daughter returning home sharing intimate talks and memories while noting the absence of festive greetings. A closing line mentions the origin of refined sugar in Persia.
Various global notes include British Columbia adopting year to year rent controls announced by Premier Byron Johnson. a London auction selling church books for £7,600. Ottawa approving a bill empowering game wardens to seize vehicles in illegal migratory bird shoots. South Africa’s Ine Vokstem suspending publication. 58 of 59 University of Saskatchewan agriculture graduates plan to return to farming. Iceland growing bananas in a heated greenhouse. Peiping announcing a China Russia rail link. and doctors enabling remote X ray transmission via postal cable and wireless phototelegraphy.
The column reflects on attitudes toward men over forty in organizations like Ford pre WWII with age composition figures. It amusingly riffs on car dealer slogans and cites Pepys longevity, then asks about typewriter origins citing C Latham Sholes. The piece ends with musings on handwriting strength and temperament.
A practical guide outlines how injuries occur and how to prevent them. It emphasizes proper warm ups, stretching, neck shoulder back and stomach strength, correct equipment fit, and avoiding fatigue. It notes that confidence and proper technique reduce risk and promotes joining Sports College for coaching resources.
A quilted guide advises heating a flat iron and pressing velvet from the wrong side. Place a wet cloth between iron and fabric, rub nap quickly if needed, and rely on steam to restore texture.
A crossword enum of clues spans varied themes from geography and language to myth and science. Entries include a south African underground stream, a maritime sea eagle, an Indian river, and a Malay coin among many others.
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