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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 01, 1954
Page
3
The article discusses whether adults can increase height, suggesting posture can create the illusion of extra inches. It weighs football as both a risk for injuries and a source of fitness, advises seeing a doctor for nervous tension, and explains heat pack blisters from ankle sprains while recommending vaseline to reduce friction.
The Department of Household Arts at 60 Front Street West Toronto promotes an Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog offering 82 embroidery crochet sewing and color transfer designs plus four printed patterns. Readers can send 25 cents to receive a copy for gift ideas bazaars and fashion.
Saskatoon farmers rushed to the Sask wheat pool agent’s return from holidays and secured railway cars at the elevator. By 6 am the next day a convoy of 50 grain loaded trucks waited in line for access.
A column discusses telecast influence on boxing encouraging longer bouts and more action, leading to more injuries. It notes fashion trends with heart shaped glasses and sharp haircuts. The piece also jokes about shorthand claims, a brides rhyme, and small capital business ideas citing Howard Johnson and Norwegian self service shoe shops.
Larry and Reg Neilson of Briarlea Saskatchewan win the national 4 H beef judging event at the Toronto Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. Both twin brothers faced hurdles with illness and university duties but overcome to lead Saskatchewan teams, defeating nine provincial squads to claim the crown.
Ottawa survey finds American visitors rank begonias along the Rideau canal and arboretum gardens as the most attractive features of the capital. RCMP guard and Parliament buildings come in third. about 80 percent of America’s manufacturers depend on agriculture.
The article argues Paul viewed the Christian life as warfare and urges readiness for spiritual battles. It compares early Christian persecutions to modern temptations, noting leaders like Paul modeled preparation, equipment, indoctrination, and inspiration. It asks whether the Christian life remains a warfare today.
Cpl Gerald Allen McKinney of Manitoba, then with the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps, earned the Military Medal for tending wounded during the Korea action at Hill 355 Little Gibraltar on October 23 24 1952. He remained in enemy hands until September 1953 and later served with Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry in Calgary.
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