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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 27, 1946
Page
7
A group on a liner home from war listens to Beamer brag about battles but grows uneasy when Bill reads a German soldier's letter aloud revealing a plea to die. Beamer snatches the letter back in shame as the table falls silent and humor shifts to discomfort.
Selected text outlines a culinary note on seasonal desserts and presents a recipe for Jiffy Mincemeat Pudding. It lists ingredients such as mincemeat brown sugar flour cinnamon butter and cereal with baking directions to bake at 350 degrees for about 20 minutes yielding 6 to 8 servings.
In 1896 Becquerel observed that photographic film darkened by uranium minerals indicating natural radioactivity. The discovery revealed a new form of energy and sparked extensive study in atomic science.
Ontario dairies consider switching from round to square milk bottles to gain storage space. Large producers report at least 25 percent more refrigeration capacity, noting square bottles used in Buffalo and other U.S. cities show satisfactory results. Some favor clear glass to view milk, while opaque or colored bottles are viewed unfavorably.
Ambassador Ray Atherton told the Ottawa Medico chirurgical Society banquet that the public must listen for the sound of axes being ground and question how they know what they read or hear. He warned against overhyped medical advances and urged gradual improvements in decision making while praising Malcolm MacDonald for wartime service.
A collection of light quips and anecdotes spanning jokes about work, love, health, and everyday life. The snippets feature a son finishing studies, garden size questions, a slow dance home, clinic chatter, appetite wordplay, and a humorous take on work and electricity in a candid wartime tone.
In Mullum bimby district New South Wales a giant fig tree on J T Gray’s former property must not be destroyed by a court-directed will. The tree sits beside a fenced eighth acre of valuable land at the foot of a four acre banana block. The banana plantation’s present holder paid 3384 pounds for a six year lease with renewal option.
The veteran officer in charge of H division A N Eames retires after a 33 year RCMP career that included leading the 40 day pursuit of the Rat River mad trapper across the Arctic and Yukon. The Dominion Department of Agriculture warns that egg shell weakness raises heavy losses in marketing eggs in Canada. Stronger shells and better handling are urged.
Advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic treatment for fiery itching and skin troubles such as eczema and rheum. Claims quick relief and rarity of failure, with availability in the original bottle at modern drug stores.
Doctors Isadore E. Gerber and Milton Gross of the Hudson County tuberculosis hospital Jersey City report a mould-derived substance named mycocidin rendered active tuberculosis germs powerless to cause disease in guinea pigs. They caution no human treatment claims yet and continue seeking active principle isolation. Dr Eugene Gillespie notes mycocidin may be similar to streptomycin which has shown effects in tests and animals.
Sixteenth century sundials removed during air raids from Hampton Court Palace gardens will be restored. Once Henry VIII’s timekeepers, they were moved in 1940 to prevent bomb blast damage to the iron indicator. The palace walls show few scars, while a 700 year old grape vine thrives in a steam heated greenhouse attracting tourists.
Pattern 4564 for a playtime fairy tale frock with collar puff sleeves embroidery and optional lace edging offered in sizes 2 4 6 8. Size 6 requires 2% yards of 35 inch fabric. embroidery transfer included. Send 20 cents in coins to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave E Winnipeg Man.
Mobile cinema units of the Kenya government will begin showing a color film in colony villages to demonstrate modern agricultural methods. At each screening specially trained Africans will provide running commentary in the local language.
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