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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 18, 1940

Page

2

There Will Always Be An England A War Time Creed

The piece lauds the song There’ll Always Be An England as a rallying emblem linking Britain and Canada in a united war effort. It urges Canadians to match Britain’s sacrifice with ships arms and supplies, emphasizing speed to victory, shared burdens, and a lasting postwar world built on common freedoms. Strong references to Britain Canada and the Empire.

England Britain Little Isle Great Britain Canada Atlantic

Make Ice Cream at Home with Jell-O Powder

A simple economical winter treat using Jell-O Ice Cream Powder. Mix with sugar and milk or cream and freeze using a window sill. Grocers urged to stock all five flavors as demand grows for a quick, dessert ready option. Also notes wartime estimates, and a cheese factory fact.

Gift of Spitfire Accepted By Aircraft Minister

Parker Fountain Pen Company workers donated a day’s wages to fund a Spitfire for Britain. Lord Beaverbrook, the Minister of Aircraft Production, accepted the gift via cable from Toronto. The report notes growing corporate plane donations to the Old Country.

Britain Parker Fountain Pen Company, Limited Lord Beaverbrook Toronto Old Country

Rescue Air Raid Squad Formed by Army and Navy Officers

A group of army and navy officers in London formed their own air raid rescue squad to aid civilians during nightly raids. They used improvised gear to pull victims from basements and shelters, saving three women in one incident. The team included Royal Engineers, Royal Naval Reserve, a submarine lieutenant, and members from Canada Australia New Zealand and two Americans with the Canadian Forces. They opened a street and worked up to four hours to remove debris after a bomb struck a church. One member, shell-shocked in France, returned on leave to help and joked about doctors' views on his activities.

Army Navy Royal Engineers South Africa Royal Naval Reserve London Active Service Force New Zealand France

Eggs scarce in Britain as Canadian bacon wins praise

British housewives arriving in Canada report eggs are worth their weight in gold and hard to find, with claims that Canada exports over 10 million dozen eggs to the UK this year, while Canadian bacon remains a favorite among Britons despite wartime nostalgia.

Canada Britain United Kingdom Ministry of Food

Selected Recipes Grahams and Date Wafers Bars

Crumble wafers with salt and baking powder then mix with chopped dates and nut meats. Beat eggs with brown sugar and fold into wafer mixture. Turn into a buttered shallow pan and bake at 400 degrees F for 20 25 minutes. Cut into twelve to sixteen bars while warm. Preparation about 12 minutes.

Christie’s Graham

Chop Suey With Rice Krispies

A recipe combines bouillon stock with soy sauce and pork then thickens with flour and cooks with mushrooms onion and celery. Butter melts then Rice Krispies are added and served hot over rice yielding four servings. A New York physician notes child appetite dips in the second and third year. Saturn's nine moons do not all move in the same direction.

Kellogg's New York Saturn

Britain Relies Heavily on Imports for Onions

The London Evening News notes that only about 10 percent of Britain’s onions are home grown, with 89 percent imported from abroad. Egypt remains the main supplier after other sources like Holland and Spain dwindled, as transport costs raise prices and delay deliveries.

Cook Great Britain Holland Spain Italy Portugal Channel Islands Egypt London Evening News

Bank Heads See New Problems and Opportunities Facing Canadians

Bank presidents say Canada faces victory ahead with new tasks and opportunities while wartime demand heightens prices, wages, and credit needs. Bank of Montreal leaders cite record employment, rising output, and the need to curb speculative inventories as they enter their 124th year of operation.

Huntly R. Drummond Bank of Montreal Canada Price Control Board Drummond G. W. Spinney Jackson Dodds O. E

Thumb-sucking linked to dental deformities says doctor

Dr George W Teuscher assistant professor of child dentistry Northwestern University reports study of 173 children with the habit finding deformities of lips jaws and teeth in all but three He favors psychological substitutes and parent education to curb the habit noting 18 percent of mouth deformities could be eliminated nationwide if healthier habits are taught The easiest fix is prevention or mechanical devices for existing habits.

George W. Teuscher Northwestern University Journal of the American Dental Association Teuscher United States

Foreign-born sailors by country in U S Navy reports

A United States Navy Department report shows Germany supplying more foreign-born enlisted men than any country except the Philippines Canada and Guam. The Philippines led with 1 878, Canada 611 and Guam 557. Germany 231 Italy 218.

United States Navy Department Philippines Canada Guam Germany Italy

Denver Mint Runs Overtime to Meet Coin Demand

The Denver mint operates at full capacity with three shifts seven days a week but is behind on treasury orders for the first time since the First Great War. Officials attribute higher demand to Christmas shopping tax payments more coin machines and overall improved business.

Denver Mint Treasury

Plastic body cars predicted for future design

A forecast envisions autos built with plastic bodies and fenders with color integral to the material. War damaged Norway receives 400 prefabricated timber houses from a Swedish group and will get 600 more. The Danube river is described as neither beautiful nor blue.

Norway

Britain Grants Couples Extra Rations for Weddings

Britain allows wedding couples extra rations of tea sugar butter and meat for receptions. A convertible bed blanket into robe and hood aids sudden emergencies in England. In Italy bagpipes are as common as in Scotland.

Britain England Italy Scotland

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