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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 26, 1942
Page
2
Mrs R E Etches of Dorval Quebec praises Kellogg’s All Bran calling it the Better Way and a family favorite. The ad notes All Bran provides bulk to correct constipation without acting as a cathartic and urges readers to buy from grocers or ask restaurants for single servings.
A joint Canada wide study highlights pulp and paper as a mainstay of the economy. It notes forests yield vast foreign exchange and employment, with 99 plants in 1939, about 40,000 workers, and $42.6 million in wages, plus extensive wartime uses from newsprint to explosives and naval mines.
High rankers for vitamin C list oranges and grapefruit first, canned or fresh tomatoes second, and canned pineapple third. Guidance covers daily intake, cost-saving substitutions like juice options, buying tips, storage and safety, washing, and small notes on dried fruits and recipe ideas.
Nazi appeal urges public to donate clothing rejected last winter for use by imported laborers in Russia. A historic earthquake caused the Mississippi to reverse flow northward. India reports 38 cities exceed 100000 population.
Dr James S. Thomson speaking at Saskatoon urged that rural churches schools and the small paper vitalize life and education. He said urban civilization erodes values and called for religion informed education and press cooperation as a revolutionary shift shaping North American life.
The piece argues drill is not wasted time but a practical way to build group cohesion and automatic battlefield habits. It traces the origins of drill from marching discipline to forming squares and notes civilian drills, including sugar and tea rationing, as everyday examples of drill in wartime life.
Researchers at the University of Cincinnati Yale and Ontario health officials link house flies to poliomyelitis spread. They report flies captured in outbreak areas carried potent virus four months after collection and preservation. Health guidance urges crowds avoidance washing produce boiling water and destroying flies while researchers pursue insecticide solutions like Fly-Tox.
Mr Chin and Mr Chu stand on a bridge watching goldfish chase each other. Chin declares happiness, Chu asks how they know, Chin replies you are not me.
The speaker describes a drill as preparation for future rationing of tea and coffee on the battlefield. They emphasize discipline, readiness to follow orders, and coordinated action among soldiers behind the lines for a joint operation.
The Amherstburg Echo notes that war pressures are cutting weekly newspaper staffs across Ontario. Many papers face reduced news output and possible suspensions without more advertising patronage from merchants and citizens.
A collage of quotes and notes on personal growth constraint and ethical conduct. It includes reflections from Shakespeare Berkeley Brisbane Eddy and Mary Baker Eddy, plus a biblical verse and social observations about Hawaii sugar crop soil and Nazi policy on Polish education.
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