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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 10, 1949

Page

3

Hermit Percy Leggitts Chooses Isolation Near Chariton

Percy Leggitts a 57 year old hermit living along a Savard Township highway persists in isolation near Chariton despite police contact and offers of help He builds a log cabin from a lean to and says he wants independence away from civilization while relying on minimal meals and scarce possessions.

Savard Percy Leggitts Montreal Legzitts Chariton Laehute Que North Bay Percy Leggins Englehart Ont Leggitts Ontario S.ns Dop Mr. Leggitts S.N.S

Not as Attractive as It Might Look in Parkdale

Parkdale residents thought a three storey brick house with a For Rent sign showed a deal from prewar days. The offer asks $125 monthly rent with a three to five year lease and requires half a year of rent prepaid for the final year.

Toronto Parkdale

Juneau Named Alaska's Largest City and Capital

Juneau, Alaska's capital, is the territory's largest city by population, reflecting its central role in state government and regional commerce. The statement notes Juneau's prominence as both seat of government and a major urban center.

Juneau Alaska

Princess Elizabeth and Duke Give Prince Charles Weekly Allowance

Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh award their infant son Charles a weekly allowance of 10 cents. They have already purchased him a $2 Savings certificate. Until Elizabeth reached her teens she also received 10 cents weekly. Falcons strike prey with closed talons in mid air before dropping to the earth.

London Elizabeth Duke of Edinburgh Charles

Arthritis Society Plans Branches Across Canada

The Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society announces a vigorous plan to complete its national organization with a National Office in Ottawa and divisional offices in provinces. Aimed at reducing work days lost and costs from rheumatic diseases, it vows research, post graduate medical training, and early treatment to prevent crippling deformities, while noting the capybara as the largest gnawing mammal in tropical South America weighing 150 pounds.

Arthritis and Rheumatism Society British Columbia Ottawa South America

Cleaning jewelry to prevent skin staining tips

A weekly tip advises cleaning costume jewelry thoroughly to remove oils and grime and then applying a generous coat of colorless nail polish to seal metals that may darken the skin. The guidance emphasizes repeating routine care to avoid irritation.

GEMS OF THOUGHT On inner worth and ideal self

A compilation of quotations from A Bronson Alcott Horace Mann Jane Tudor John Milton King Alfred Mary Baker Eddy on ideals wealth birth and faith. The reflections stress that beliefs shape character and actions and that true value lies within.

$2 Million Planned for Drilling in Alberta 1949

W K Whiteford of Toronto president of British American Oil announced in an interview that the company earmarks about $2,000,000 for drilling and exploration in Alberta during 1949.

Toronto British American Oil Alberta

Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid Readout

Readable puzzle list with horizontal clues and vertical clues, including numbers and partial word prompts. The lines mix scattered entries such as to subside, photograph, constellation, palm of the hand, and Greenland like terms, demanding cross referencing accuracy.

Southeast Asia Crhella

World Happenings in Brief From Linslade to Canada

Harry Smith of Linslade Bucks has won 1000 prizes in 56 years with tan rabbits. Captain Cecil Hughes-Hallett promoted rear admiral after Dieppe raid service. Air evacuation starts for 1500 of 14000 active tuberculosis cases in Berlin. A cake contest at East Dulwich Baptist Church sees a 13 year old girl win over 44 housewives. Juan Bielovich Peruvian WWI ace and Alps crossing pioneer dies in Paris. About 6200 of 10000 fundraising goal for Carlyle Saskatchewan Legion memorial hall raised at annual meeting. Pork import ban restored due to UK bacon contract. Mary Ann Cook 82 sails from Yarmouth to join her minister son in Queensland. Atomic research in Canada may boost wheat crops in Australia, discussed by Prof G M Schrum.

Primitive tools used to shape Machu Picchu stones

In the ruins of Machu Picchu Peru the great white granite blocks were cut and fitted by ancient builders with primitive tools and without mortar detailing the construction method and era.

Machu Picchu Peru

Oldest NHL goaltenders lead shutouts as youngsters rise

Turk Broda and Bill Durnan, the league's two oldest goalies, top the NHL with four shutouts each. Broda is 34, Durnan turns 34 on January 22. Detroit stars Sid Abel and Ted Lindsay near 100 career goals, Abel at 96 and Lindsay at 95 as of January 15.

Turk Broda Bill Durnan NHL Broda Durnan Sid Abel Ted Lindsay Detroit Red Wings N.H.L Abel Lindsay

Adam Brown Turns in Jolson Style Impersonation

Peppery Chicago Black Hawk forward Adam Brown impresses with a Jolson mimicry said to surpass Larry Parks and adds singing to his talents.

Adam Brown Chicago Black Hawk al Jolson Larry Parks Brownie

Three NHL Players With Perfect Game Attendance and No Penalties

On January 15 only three players had appeared in every game for their clubs without a penalty. The players are Harry Watson of Toronto Paul Renty of Boston and Bill Quackenbush of Detroit.

N.H.L Harry Watson Toronto Paul Renty Boston Bill Quackenbush Detroit

Kitchen Meditations Crumbs

Poem notes a narrator feeding birds while neglected children cry. It contrasts small acts of charity with larger needs, urging readers to share more from their abundance to satisfy hungry people, not just birds.

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England Grand Trunk Railway S. Sedoka Public Welfare Department Kirkland Lake Prince Arthritis Society Planning Niagara River Brun Moison Pauli Dufault A. Bronson Alcott Horace Mann Jane Tudor John Milton King Alfred Mary Baker Eddy Edmonton W. K. Whiteford BY William Ferguson Jari Anne Dombrowski MW Wandkee Wecobe Pie M_ REC U.S. Pat Little Reggie Highwayman Haiting Siberia Arthur Man Margarita APT Priscilla By al Vermeer Harry Smith Linslade Bucks Cecil Hughes-Hallett Dieppe United States Berlin East Dulwich Baptist Church Juan Bielovich Alps Paris Carlyle, Sask Canadian Legion United Kingdom Yarmouth Mary Ann Cook Queensland Australia Canada G. M. Schrum University of British Columbia New Zealand LLED Olidsters Ace Impersonator By Jane Dale
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