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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 02, 1955
Page
7
In a dramatized prison breakout, Tainter engineers a riot and prison fire to flee from execution. Amid smoke and gunfire, the plan collapses as electric cells trap the men, and Tainter meets a fatal end near the electrified freight elevator.
Jane Solon writes about the Department P P L and Anne Adams at 60 Front Street, Toronto. The note lists a department address and associated names for correspondence or business.
A collection of brief jokes and captions from a newsroom picturesque page. A stenographer defies two forbidden words while a wedding photo prompts a family question. A sausage breakfast turns awkward and a job interview reveals a pun about Cs on a door. A rookie cop solves a case by stepping on a rake.
C P Air Lines reported it had to feed some trans Pacific passengers live ants and raw herring. The passengers were penguins goldfish monkeys and an ant eater being ferried to Canadian zoos.
Dr E Carlson reports that nearly two thirds of Saskatchewan municipalities have TB testing under way with about 15 federal vets and 23 to 24 private practitioners involved. When reactors are found, animals are destroyed and premises disinfected while herds are watched. compensation is paid. Results are slow due to vast areas and small herd sizes.
City totals show Vancouver voters list as base for calculation while population at year start 1616 estimated with an increase of 1536 over the past year.
Instructional cooking note describes preparing butterscotch nut buns in an 8 inch pan with butter brown sugar corn syrup and walnuts. Includes mixing cinnamon nutmeg sugar coating shaping dough rising until doubled and baking at 375 degrees for about 35 minutes.
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