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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 05, 1938

Page

2

Gasoline Dangers Highlight Winter Fire Toll in Saskatchewan

The piece notes sixteen coffins and twenty injuries in Saskatchewan from gasoline related fires, with several provinces likely affected. It cites careless use, especially in farmsteads and small towns, and critiques early morning fires when households are asleep. It praises fire prevention campaigns in schools and urges stricter gasoline use rules to reduce future losses.

Goora Saskatchewan Prairie Figuren Jt Alberta Manitoba

Empire Ties Strengthened by Abdication Reflections

A Tidningen Stockholm excerpt notes that British rule in Palestine faced Arab and Jewish tensions after Allenby and that a proposed division of the Holy Land could create distinct mandates. It mentions Sir Charles Tegart arriving in Jerusalem to reorganize Palestinian police and asserts the Crown remains strong with imperial ties closer than ever.

Palestine Tall Allenby League Great Britain Holy Land Charles Tegart Doughtly Douser India Jerusalem Christian Science Monitor London Tidningen Stockholm

Ontario Woman Mary Bogart Reaches 103rd Birthday

Mary Jane Bogart born in 1837 in Ireland and later immigrated to Canada. She has lived under six British sovereigns and in Morewood, Ontario for 92 years near Ottawa. She warns young girls to wear more clothes for health.

Mary Jane Bogart Bogart County Fermanagh Ireland Queen Victoria Canada Morewood Ont Ottawa

Miner leader Thomas Greenall dies at Pen dlebury England

Thomas Greenall, born a pitboy and longtime coal miner, rose to be a founder of the Miners Federation of Great Britain and served as Labour MP for Farnworth from 1922 to 1929. He previously dragged coal wagons for 12 hours daily as a boy and later became a prominent union official.

Thomas Greenall Miners’ Federation of Great Britain Pendlebury Lancs England Greenall Farnworth Lancashire

Bells Resurface as Belleville Harness Maker Finds Set

A Belleville harness maker spent about thirty minutes wading through stock before locating a bell harness for a customer. The demand marks the first bells for horse equipment in three years in the city.

Belleville Ontario

Ford V-8 Introduces Standard and De Luxe for 1933

Wrv offers two new cars for 1933 the Standard Ford V-8 and the De Luxe Ford V-8. Both share the 112 inch wheelbase and Ford V-8 engine. De Luxe adds more size room luggage space and finer appointments while Standard emphasizes low price and modern design. Prices include equipped features such as lights visors horns and bumpers.

Wrv Ford

Trans Atlantic air service set for 1940 inauguration

Atlantic Air Service aims for a 1940 start on a regular trans Atlantic passenger link between Great Britain and Canada. Officials say early tests may precede passenger flights, with no revenue journeys until all phases and weather variations are thoroughly explored. The ocean route is viewed as less hazardous by veteran airmen compared with other Empire operations.

Imperial Airways Great Britain Can

Twins Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Oshawa Double Wedding

Bennet brothers marked fifty years of marriage with a joint golden anniversary on December 14 in Oshawa Ontario. The four participants remain hale and happy recalling a past double wedding and shared life together.

Oshawa Ontario Bennet

Looted Egyptian relics box stolen en route to Brooklyn Museum

A wooden box containing Tutankhamun relics was stolen in London while in transit to the Brooklyn Museum New York. The intact container included a model axe, knife, beads, bracelets, a vase and other trinkets.

Tut Ankhamen Egypt Brooklyn Museum New York London

Peeling Apples Prevents Browning by Limiting Air Exposure

Guidance notes that exposing peeled apples to air accelerates oxidation and browning. Techniques to minimize discoloration include storing with lemon juice or water, using airtight containers, and processing promptly to preserve color and freshness.

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