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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 11, 1940

Page

7

Park Lane Mystery Chapter Ends In Escaped Masquerade

A chauffeur rescues Ellenbury and a shaken Aileen as Harlow the Joker plans a Park Lane disguise scheme. Ellenbury resists, Harlow hints at Switzerland, and police close in on Park Lane but find only Mrs Edwins and vanished players. The cliffhanger leads to a country retreat.

Aileen Eilenbury Elenbury Ellenbury Harlow Spiendid Park Lane Parke Lane Mrs. Edwins Marling Lemuel

Tribute to British Sailors Defeating Ocean Threats and Keeping Trade Alive

London Evening Standard lauds British naval forces for strategic shift to raiding submarines and open-sea operations. It praises destroyer crews who logged vast seaborne miles, defending merchant ships and fighting fog, storms, and magnetic mines with the spirit of Drake and Blake to prevent Britain from becoming isolated.

Britain North Sea Atlantic Francis Drake Straits of Magellan Drake Blake London Evening Standard

Apology tale and notes on language mastery and sea mastery

A dinner invitation leads to a humorous exchange as Tommy apologizes for spilled meat. The piece cites Saskatchewan Indians gaining nine interpreters and Canada’s naval losses, plus a soap company offering 17 varieties tailored to regional water hardness.

Saskatchewan Department of Indian Affairs

Alaskan Sourdough Entombed in Ice to Foil Wolves

Edwin A. Robertson, 84, a Maine-born Alaskan pioneer, died on the trail near Eagle. Found encased in ice in a glacial stream with a rifle, wolf tracks, and a failed fire attempt. Commissioner R E Steel believes he deliberately froze himself to deny wolves a meal.

Yukon Edwin A. Robertson Robertson Alaska Eagle Yukon Territory Arctic Circle United States R. E. Steel Parka Steel

Has No Railways Koritza Features Modern Amenities

The Southeastern Albania city Coritza, recently captured by the Greeks, has no rail link and rugged mountain roads. It hosts a three times weekly airplane service with telegraph and telephone to Tirana. Despite isolation it offers paved boulevards, hotels, cafes, and modern shops. Population reaches 24 000 with about one third Muslims.

Koritza Corizza Albania Tirana Turkey St. Thomas

Sea Evaporation and Currents Across Oceans

The article explains evaporation requires cooler air than water and notes March temperature rise with cooling beginning in August. It cites the Bay of Biscay as highly evaporative and the Eurosia current bringing warm water north, where Siberian winds amplify evaporation. It ends with a remark on brakes in motor cars.

H. U. Sverdrup California Bay of Biscay Japan Siberia

Workers Hold Fast Amid Bombing In London Letter Says

A letter dated Oct 15 from England describes British workers continuing to operate during air raids with minimal time lost. Foremen face home bombing, a roof watcher signals danger, and they note resilient rhythms despite nightly raids and shaking windows.

Lester England Britain London R.A.F Great Britain Hitler

Gems of Thought Peaceful maxims and religious quotes

A compact collection of peace oriented quotations from Woodrow Wilson William Collins Romans 12 18 Mary Baker Eddy James Thomson and others. The excerpts emphasize inner peace as a prerequisite for external harmony and good will.

Mary Baker Eddy

Queen Serves Country as Leader of Women’s Units

The British monarch leads three women’s services as commander-in-chief and presides over the Red Cross while also serving as colonel in-chief of several regiments. She trains with royal women at Buckingham Palace and adheres to the same ration system as the public for food.

Britain Auxiliary Territorial Service Women's Auxiliary Air Force Women’s Royal Naval Service British Red Cross Buckingham Palace

Market Seeks Honey Standardization Unearths Trade Boost

C Biggs, inventor of the honey pasteurizer, urged standardization at the Ontario Beekeepers Association in Toronto as poor quality honey hurts consumption. A Pusey of Owen Sound noted rising English demand and orders that could push exports to at least 1.5 million pounds if shipping space is available.

C. Biggs Ontario Beekeepers’ Association Toronto A. Pusey Owen Sound Ont England

Doctors Fly to Remote Homesteads in Australian Interior

Four doctors perform aerial medical work across central Australia responding to calls by telephone or telegram. They fly to homesteads hundreds of miles away, delivering urgent care to isolated communities.

Australia

Popular Cowboy Songs booklet offered by Home Service

A Winnipeg Home Service notice promotes Popular Cowboy Songs with 19 cowboy tunes including Goodbye Old Paint The Last Great Round-Up and Red River Valley. It invites readers to order for 15 cents plus lists other booklets with varied topics and crafts.

Old Paint Cheyenne Red River Valley Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg Man

Why Are They There Berlin Contends on Amsterdam Hospital Bombs

Berlin denounces a Nazi claim that 19 wounded German soldiers in an Amsterdam hospital were hit by British bombs. The report prompts questions about why German troops were located in an Amsterdam hospital. The text also notes that insects average about eight generations per year.

Berlin Amsterdam

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