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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 08, 1947
Page
4
Dr William Bolton notes four key germ destroying drugs and x rays aid boils treatment. Anemia fatigue thyroid issues and recurrent skin infections predispose. Boils arise where skin friction and sweat glands open, with care to avoid early cutting or squeezing. A physician should supervise persistent boils.
Jerry Stageberg a 22 year old in Minneapolis runs an automobile re styling agency. He remakes old cars by removing chrome changing grille design lowering the top four inches and moving the license plate under glass. The result is a low powerful looking streamlined car.
Toronto report quotes R. B. Morley of the Industrial Accident Prevention Associations urging Ontario industrial executives to model safe conduct. He says our actions influence others and that mental and physical control raises safety standards, while lax behavior harms accident experience.
Mix large baking powder biscuit dough with 1 to 2 cups grated American cheese. Add about 1/2 to 1 cup more milk to form soft dough. Roll out and cut into squares or crescents. Brush with milk and sprinkle paprika. Bake as directed and serve with butter or creamed ham as a main dish.
Triple mix for baking powder biscuits stored dry for 3 to 4 weeks. Ingredients include sifted flour baking powder salt shortening and milk for dough. Use 3 cups of mix with milk to form a soft dough bake as biscuits or pie tops. Also a note on ancient Greek views of health and disease.
The Royal Bank of Canada reports a record total assets of 2.1319 billion for the year ending November 30, 1946, with public deposits up over 171 million. Commercial loans rise by 25 million domestically and foreign branches increase to 105.1 million, while liquid assets stand at 81.69 percent of liabilities. Net profit after reserves reaches 4.0209 million, with dividends of 2.8 million and a strengthened reserve fund now at 6.4674 million.
Three hundred veterans known for covert wartime raids against enemy airfields gathered in London for a reunion dinner of the Special Air Service. Separately the piece notes animal stars earn about $500 weekly when employed in motion pictures.
London reports that the race for Antarctic lands around the South Pole intensifies after the war. Britain and the United States lead expeditions, while Chile, Argentina, Norway, France, Australia and New Zealand stake claims. The Falkland dependencies are contested by Britain and Argentina, with overlapping claims by Chile. The United States neither claims nor recognizes domination, while Nazi German pretensions are not taken seriously.
Malaya will have a royal navy for the first time with appropriations approved in the 1947 estimates and training of the nucleus already begun in Singapore.
Peter Kramarchuk, 22, a Carberry resident and RCAF veteran, was awarded a parchment by the Royal Canadian Humane Society for saving six boys during a forest fire on April 30. He led the youths to a trench, shielded them as flames passed, and was himself badly burned. Five boys recovered. one remains in Winnipeg hospital.
St Pauls Cathedral appeal fund reaches £93000. Canadian-made utility furniture to be sold in Leeds. Britain to be linked by faster automatic teleprinter service. A Guadagnini violin sold in London for $5800. Germany’s population around 64.8 million. Polish refugees in Tel Aviv seek to move to the Philippines. Gen Sir Miles Dempsey to retire July 1. Canada rescinds 1941 Japan trade ban. Last chapter of a New York publisher’s book omitted by error. Garter insignia to Viscount Alexander sent to Canada’s governor-general.
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