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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 23, 1955
Page
9
A strained marriage over selling their home ends with James realizing Laura’s value after a near tragedy. He abandons the sale plan, returns to the hospital, and vows to cherish every day with her. The story centers on forgiveness, commitment, and recognizing what matters most.
The Alberta Department of Economic Affairs and the Alberta Travel Bureau team with the National Film Board to present 11 one hour films, each spotlighting a Canadian province or the north. The tour, featuring Alberta titles Wardens of Waterton and Rocky Mountain Trout, aims to educate the public and boost inter provincial travel. Initial distributions start from Edmonton with NF B offices in other provinces coordinating to broaden library and depot access.
Yorkton Saskatchewan's brass band became the town's first fire brigade many years ago and firemen remain music conscious. City council offered the band members an annual grant if they swapped to water buckets during a blaze.
An ad describes modern stress and overwork harming kidneys causing backache and fatigue. It claims Dodd's Kidney Pills stimulate kidneys back to normal action, leading to better sleep and work. Consumers are urged to ask for Dodd's Kidney Pills at drug counters.
On the British Columbia Gulf Islands, including Port Washington and Pender Island, there are more deer than people. Tall fences fail as deer leap seven feet and swim between islands. Few hunters visit due to sparse lodging, allowing the animals a carefree life. Fort Chipewyan dates to 1788, built by Alexander Mackenzie on Lake Athabasca.
The piece argues that retirees need compensatory occupations or hobbies to replace long careers. It notes that sudden retirement from busy, responsible roles can lead to boredom, ill health, and early death, advising careful planning of hobbies before leaving work.
A terse note discusses the term aper m as it appeared in 13th century texts. It surveys usage, spelling variants, and potential semantic shifts within medieval Latin sources. The reference highlights dating ambiguities and scholarly debates on interpretation.
You were there through your Red Cross aiding victims of 118 fires in Saskatchewan in 1954. One hundred twenty one families and five hundred fifty one people received help with bedding and clothing.
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