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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 31, 1940

Page

7

River of Skulls Chapter XII Conflict and Gold Find

Alan saves his dog Rough from three wolves with Ungava bears and aids, while the party confirms the Huskies bested wolves. McCord reveals a gold bounty worth about five thousand dollars found in river eddies, prompting plans to haul gold and gear back on sleds. Heather fears for their future with the fortune.

Alan Cameron Rough Roughy Tree Wolf Gar Noel Fort Chimo Napayo McCord Heather John Dad McQueen

How Word Was Coined Gestapo Secret Police Name Origin

In Germany the feared police system is called Gestapo, derived from German Secret Police. The term comes from the first syllables of Gehemer Staats Polizei, forming Gestapo as a coined word used to describe the secret police.

Gestapo Germany Gehemer Staats Polizei Secret Police

Bronze Livingstone statuette joined Imperial Institute collection

A bronze half life size figure of David Livingstone has been added to the Imperial Institute galleries in London as part of the Governments of Northern Rhodesia collection of empire builders. The note also states that the average adult human skin area is about 14 to 18 square feet.

Northern Rhodesia David Livingstone Empire Builders Imperial Institute London

Swing music nerves and war fears noted by Detroit theatre audience

Jane Cowl warned swing music may tax nerves and hinder calm judgment, a view echoed by the Detroit Free Press and Toronto Telegram. The piece contends that while swing is not proven to cause war, its widespread presence can erode patience and amiability, affecting public mood.

Jane Cowl Fisher Theatre Detroit Miss Cowl Detroit Free Press Toronto Telegram

Kensington Palace to be redecorated for Duke and Duchess of Kent

The Duke and Duchess of Kent plan to move into Kensington Palace soon after extensive redecorations including modern lighting heating and bathrooms. The move follows a wish of the late Duchess of Argyll, who left him as principal beneficiary. The palace is linked to Queen Victoria's birth and houses many of Princess Louise's paintings.

Duke Duchess of Kent Kensington Palace Duchess of Argyll Queen Victoria Duke of Kent Victoria Louise

Beavers Establish Two Colonies in Cape Breton Park

Conservation agents report two beaver colonies released in Cape Breton Highlands National Park have established on lakes about a mile apart. They built dams and raised water levels by about two feet, aiding habitat creation and biodiversity, with beavers proving valuable in other parks for ponds, meadows, moisture and shelter.

Cape Breton Highlands National Park Canada

Fashion Note For Men High heels sparking medical debate

Dr James Mennell of London told the Royal Society of Medicine that very low heels may be as painful for men as three inch heels are for women. The remark highlights discomfort linked to male footwear and fashion trends.

James Mennell London Royal Society of Medicine

Tea as a Nation Symbol in Wartime Britain

Windsor Daily Star notes Prime Minister Chamberlain declined tea with RAF officers in France, signaling seriousness as Britain faces war. The piece extols tea as a daily ritual, implying his action conveys resolve to Hitler and the nation’s morale.

Windsor Daily Star Chamberlain Royal Air Force France British Ministry of Information Herr Hitler Fuehrer Great Britain England Mr. Chamberlain

Tourist Trade Forecast By National Park Officials

Canadian national park superintendents meeting in Ottawa forecast heavier tourist traffic next season as Europe remains shut and US visitors gain advantage from favorable exchange. They noted growing park popularity, need for more private lodging, and discussed the Banff Jasper highway opening to reduce the 511 mile route to 186 miles.

Canada Europe United States Nova Scotia British Columbia Ottawa Parks Administration F. H. H. Williamson Mines and Resources Department Banff Alta Jasper Park Arctic Alberta

Selected Recipes for Oatmeal Cookies Traditions

A compact recipe item describes mixing butter sugar and syrup with beaten egg then flour folded with baking powder salt and rolled oats. Form dough drops on greased sheets and bake at 325 degrees F for 12 to 15 minutes.

Classic Pineapple Banana Raspberry Jell-O Mold

Dissolve Raspberry Jell-O in hot water then mix in canned pineapple juice. Chill until slightly thickened, fold in sliced banana, then pour into molds. Chill until firm. Unmold and serve with whipped cream. Serves 4.

Never Too Late L. E. Fisher Seeks Refund For Rail Ticket

Ed gar Nebraska insurance man L. E. Fisher sent Oscar Braungart a Fort Wayne to Huntingdon unused ticket dated February 19 1879 and asked for a refund. Braungart replied he did not hold it too long and sent the ticket to St. Louis for redemption.

L. E. Fisher Edgar Neb Oscar Braungart Fort Wayne Ind Huntingdon Braungart St. Louis

Red Cross Receives Free London Building From Anonymous Donor

An anonymous British donor has given the Canadian Red Cross use of a central London building free of charge, announced by Red Cross headquarters. French authorities say the Soviet cannot deliver a promised million tons of grain to the Reich, suggesting Hitler overpaid for Russian cereal rights.

Red Cross Heart of London Reich Hitler

Jewish Chemists in Palestine Aid Allies Through Science

Jewish chemists in Palestine including refugees from Germany work to aid the Allies. Following Chaim Weizmann's wartime acetone method, one chemist, once in the German War Office, tests citrus derivatives for acetone and cellulose. A German Jew engineer reportedly improves an anti aircraft gun. German Jewish technicians tour farming colonies repairing discarded utensils and engines to conserve metal for the war effort.

Palestine Germany Chaim Weizmann War Office

University of Toronto researchers probe Steep Rock iron ore mine

A team from the University of Toronto physics department travels to Steep Rock Lake in northern Ontario to study a potential iron ore deposit. Last winter similar work suggested a likely discovery of one of the world’s richest iron ore mines. If early estimates hold, Canada could strengthen its wartime iron ore supply with about 100 million tons of high quality ore. Drilling has begun.

Steep Rock Lake Ontario Physics Department University of Toronto Canada

Sparrow Town Tribunal Over Bread Supply

A baker’s wagon turns a corner and a loaf spills a crumb that attracts three sparrows. In the scramble two birds depart empty beaks while one carries a fragment. The large loaf remains ignored by all.

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