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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 21, 1942

Page

5

Glittering Intrigue Over Lease Sparks Romance Mix

In a tense night at a club, Tamar confronts jealousy as Ranny and Dick Sheridan vie for her affection. Amid rumors of Major Towne leasing part of Randolph’s plantation to mine gold at Cricket Hill, Tamar questions loyalties while Ranny seeks forgiveness for a kiss and a shifting power balance unfolds.

Ranny Tamar Randolph Towne Dick Sheridan Selby Knox Randolph Tam Ransome Todd Ransome Cricket Hill

Cricket Hill Mine Bequeaths Half To Tamar Randolph

Tamar Randolph discovers a will clause in her grandfather’s papers gifting half ownership of the Cricket Hill Mine to her. The discovery comes as she and her father plan the mine contract and prepare for changes in family life at Shadwell. The narrative follows the emotional weight of growing up and securing a future.

Tamar Richard Selby Phoebe Aristotle Maris Maris Randolph Shadwell Knox Randolph Cricket Hill Grandfather Tamar M Randolph

Dogs of War train dogs for service at London army school

Britain uses an army school near London to train mail and messenger dogs for war service. Messenger dogs like Border collies carry despatches under battle conditions while other breeds guide patrols and warn of enemy approach. Dogs live in roomy boxes and are fed cooked horseflesh and biscuits as officers with dog experience train them.

Great Britain London Britain British Industries Bulletin

Learn Touch Typing At Home Educational Teaser

Bosses hire good typists and a 32 page booklet teaches the touch typing system with a keyboard chart and exercises. Send 15c for Teach Yourself Touch Typewriting to Winnipeg Newspaper Union. Other booklets listed include Popular Cowboy Songs and Etiquette for Young Moderns.

Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg Man

Danger! Liver Trouble Promises Quick Relief

Nervous irritability fatigue and digestive ills blamed on a faulty liver. Claim "Improved Fruit-a-tives" liver tablets restore energy, digestion and overall health, touted as Canada's largest selling liver remedy. Available in 25c and 50c sizes with testimonials of transformation.

Canada Mr. Roy Dagneau Chatham, Ont

British Red Cross Nurse Heroic Work At Athens Hospital

Joan Stavridi a British Red Cross nurse in Greece led care for hundreds of wounded after Crete evacuation. Bombings forced her to move patients to caves along the Aegean shore and she was later captured and flown to Athens where she continues nursing. She receives the Distinguished War Certificate from the Red Cross Society. A remarkable Bolivian jungle find reports a turkey like bird with a three inch horn protruding from its forehead.

Crete Joan Stavridi Red Cross Cave3 Aegean Athens Joan Red Cross Society

Red Cross Receives Lead Foil Keepsake From Major Bishop

Major Walsh Bishop of Kamloops British Columbia turned over a 10 pound lead foil ball he began collecting in 1888 to the Red Cross. A veteran of war and avid antiques collector, Bishop carried the ball as a paper weight during his travels since he was 10 years old.

Red Cross Walsh Bishop Kamloops Major Bishop

Could He Tell Them A Moscow Message

A London Punch note claims German soldiers in Russia question their purpose and are urged to write to Herr Hitler with a stamped addressed envelope.

Moscow Russia Hitler London

Theatre Ailment of a Road Hog Sits Across Two Seats

A clipped note observes theatergoers who take both armrests, labeling them road hogs in the audience. The remark humorously contrasts public seating etiquette with selfish behavior during performances.

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