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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 03, 1943
Page
4
The Health League of Canada Industrial Division releases a pamphlet Be Kind to Your Teeth with a poster showing how toothache can cut war production. It promotes limited sweets, raw vegetables and dairy, vitamin D from sunlight or oil, and daily brushing plus flossing. Regular dental exams are urged, at least once a year, to prevent lost work and costs.
The piece notes generals and soldiers like Montgomery and Wellington were born in Ireland or had Irish connections. It recalls rulers with Irish ties and quips that birthplace alone does not define national identity, ending with Daniel OConnell’s joke about Napoleon.
Anne Adams Pattern 4313 offers a paneled housedress with front panel slimming and contrast collar. Available in men’s sized 34 to 48, size 36 needs 3% yards of 35 inch fabric. send 20 cents for pattern and mail to Anne Adams Pattern dept Winnipeg Mail.
The wartime machinery administrator urged farmers to care for equipment to extend life and support rationing. He highlighted the need for cooperative use of machinery and announced December rationing offices with managers versed in local farming issues.
Electric power rationing in Haiti reduced home refrigerator ice at the same time commercial ice producers faced lower output from the shortage. The dwindling supply forced producers to cut production further and some quit due to the electricity scarcity.
One U S auto maker builds amphibian troop and gun carriers and precision airplane parts. Sale of Japanese property seized in British Columbia authorized by order in council. Mrs Smuts campaigns in Johannesburg to boost South African women in the forces. Air Chief Marshal Douglas takes RAF command in the Middle East. Swiss mail again accepted via Lisbon but with censorship delays. A new instrument lets pilots compute airplane loading balance in minutes. The giant anchor from the Marines Institute at Gorleston Norfolk removed for scrap. Westminster Abbey to store lists of civilian war victims, 42000 names from the Battle of Britain. Sweden starts rationing fresh fish on January 11 joining canned mackerel and tunny.
The devotional text discusses John 8 12-59 and John 14 9, explaining Jesus as the light of the world and the call to follow him to avoid spiritual darkness. It situates the teaching within the Feast of Tabernacles and cites George Adam Smith on light as a practical force for action.
A English biologist reports tear fluid as a surprisingly strong destroyer of bacteria based on recent experiments. This finding highlights tears' biochemical properties and potential medical implications.
Reports across Canada note hens laying abundantly as a response to federal nutrition guidance. Eggs are praised for protein, iron, vitamins A and B, and vitamin D. Official advice favors three to four eggs weekly, with one a day when possible.
A collage of kitchen directions lists mixed grated cheese with peanut butter and pickles, various meat and bean mash ideas, tuna and celery blends, cottage cheese with marmalade, ham with slaw, bacon with lettuce, hard boiled eggs with celery, and shrimp with pineapple. It ends with a note on accident fatalities in the U S.
The 19th anniversary of Nikolai Lenin’s death was marked with commemorative meetings in army units war plants and government institutions across the Soviet Union, according to Tass news agency reports.
Mickie notes the newspaper game has bright spots for readers and invites those who renew subscriptions without a statement to step forward. He hints at a communal gathering and suggests listeners will hear about special perks and upcoming plans.
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