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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1952
Page
7
Mary hopes to inspire her husband James a struggling writer. He mocks her then finds a new muse in letters from another woman. A later note reveals his affair, breaking Mary’s trust before she learns his renewed success is powered by his deception.
Western briefs report Alberta hotels offering Buffalo roasts and stews from Elk Island National Park buffalo culled in a recent herd thinning. In Saskatoon fluorination of water is recommended to reduce dental decay, especially among children. In Winnipeg a man calling himself Anonymous pays $100 to the CPR for scrap copper and brass, claiming we are in the last days of this world.
In Medicine Hat, Mr and Mrs William Turner report their two year old Clark Robert died after a fall from his crib in the same room. The incident occurred as the family awoke to a thump on the floor. CRANBROOK British Columbia.
Anne Adams Pattern Dept at 60 Front Street West Toronto is listed under the Winni Newspaper Union.
City Council heard a new angle on the modernize your home scheme as an electrical contractor visits outlying houses to push wiring without advising residents to check with the power company on service viability. Complaints over wiring costs prompted the power and light committee to ask the corporation for reductions while residents were urged to verify with authorities before spending.
An old advertisement promotes Blue Bonner margarine with Claudia Pinza endorsing its taste and economy. It touts all vegetable ingredients, multiple packaging options, and suggests using Brue Bonnet in cooking and on vegetables. The copy highlights flavor and nutrition while urging quick purchase.
Dr John Mitchell of the University of Saskatchewan soils department told Farm Week that Saskatchewan need not fear another low mood. He cited vast land expansion from 1,122,600 to 35,590,200 cultivated acres and forecast possible 50 percent productivity gains with better farming methods. He said minerals forests pastures tourism and land underpin prosperity. He added the land will grow in importance as world population rises and the province cannot be poor while it has land.
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports Manitoba creamery butter output fell one percent in 1951 to 22,231,000 pounds from 22,514,000 in 1950. Manitoba ranked fifth among provinces after Quebec, Ontario, Alberta and Saskatchewan, with Canada total at 258,097,000 pounds, down from 261,606,000.
Mary Jackson Taylor and Henry Charles Reynolds, ages 73 and 74, wed in Winnipeg. The pair, both previously married, report Taylor proposed in a Leap Year twist.
A brief note discusses brain weight differentials between men and women, stating the average male brain weighs 48 ounces and the average female brain 43 ounces. It emphasizes that size does not determine overall intelligence.
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