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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1945
Page
7
A narrator on a warm night overhears Jerry Sloan and Helen in a boarding house discussing a needed ink and a fiancée letter. Helen faces a choice between Old Faithful and a career, while Jerry's bashfulness delays any decisive move as an ink bottle spills onto orange blossoms.
A narrator describes Jerry rushing to win Helen with ink for a letter as he hesitates at her door. He finally acts, delivering the ink and risking discovery, while the narrator discovers ink-stained mock orange blossoms under Helen's window, revealing Helen's feelings have shifted.
Charming frock and hat pattern 4766 with white eyelet trim and ribbon. Sizes 10 to 16 offered. size 12 requires 21 39 inch yards of fabric for both pieces. Send 20 cents in coins for pattern. include size name address and style number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave E Winnipeg Man.
The Calgary Herald notes veterans seek a humane transition to civilian life. They want acceptance not worship, normalcy in society, and support from themselves, families, government, and communities to rebuild their lives.
Chicago numbers show 2493 confectionery stores 765 fruit and vegetable markets 9457 groceries and delicatessens 2225 meat and seafood markets and 2646 restaurants and lunch rooms reflecting a well supplied urban dining economy.
A collage of short notes highlights military family signups in Alberta, a skull fracture in Saskatchewan from a ceiling collapse, and Chilliwack poultry output. It also covers long rural routes in Ontario, a Nova Scotia prodigy, cooperative farming strides in Alberta, sockeye runs in British Columbia, planning critique from Manitoba, and local Elks volunteers in Powell River aiding a new water system.
A humorous note from the Lethbridge Herald questions a dish labeled New York Ham on an Ottawa menu claiming it is friend bologna. The piece quips about royal lineage, noting King George II of Greece is descended from Queen Victoria yet lacks Greek blood, underscoring playful regional food talk and genealogy trivia.
Docks at Antwerp overflow with 100000 tons of Canadian wheat in June, fueling Belgium and Holland mills and supplying the British Army Group and American occupation forces in Germany. About 3000 tons depart daily by rail to Germany for US armies. Captain Peter Williams notes Bruges rail wagons assembled daily to speed shipments.
A simple two ingredient pair to refresh guests after tennis or swimming. Beat yolk with maple syrup salt and extract, add milk, beat the egg white and fold in, serve in a tall glass with nutmeg. Yield one serving.
A vintage recipe for Corn Flakes Refrigerator Cookies using shortening, sugar, orange rind, corn flakes, flour, baking powder, salt, and milk. Form rolls, chill until firm, slice, and bake at 425 F for about 12 minutes yields about 60 cookies. Dough can be chilled and cut into shapes.
Future engineers envision a tunnel under the Bering Strait linking the American continent to Russia and Europe. The idea, while ambitious, is considered not too fantastic by some experts.
Olga Andersen of Moline Manitoba, a former private turned captain, leads supply in M D 10. The blue eyed Danish-Canadian officer values top grade goods, efficient stock, and a cooperative staff. Her brothers serve in U S Army and Canadian Artillery.
The News of the World recalls the 1st Canadian Army on the eve of its dissolution, noting Britons’ gratitude for its long vigil in England and its pivotal role from Dieppe to Normandy and the Schelde. It highlights heavy losses at Walcheren and lauds Canadian valor.
The H M S Puncher, Canada’s second manned aircraft carrier, arrives in Halifax. The baby flat-top ships with a 35000-ton battlewagons potential and aircraft complement, tasked for convoy escort and assault, built for rapid readiness after the second front opened.
The Health League of Canada warns summer vacationists of common hazards dubbed Summer Gremlins. Advice covers sun exposure gradually building up sun baths, avoiding poison ivy, treating burns, using clean water and pasteurized milk, and a home milk pasteurization method with steps and temperature targets.
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