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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 02, 1952
Page
3
This manual outlines immediate aid at the scene for abdominal injuries and venomous snake bites. It covers shock management, wound care, preventing further injury, when to seek a doctor, and transport to hospital. It notes rabies risk from dog bites and cautions on wound handling and bandaging.
Scissors can be sharpened by drawing the cutting edge back and forth on a piece of glass. Another simple method is to cut a piece of sandpaper with the scissors for sharpening.
A 1197 year old Douglas fir in the Nimpkish valley near Quatsino BC was felled by woodsmen. The tree, 230 feet tall and 107 inches at the butt, will be cut for a provincial museum and the Dominion Forest Products Laboratory. Age confirmed by ring counts.
Vancouver report notes many young men are getting left ear piercings to earn money. Mrs. Edna Mae Young, an ear specialist, says men are crowding girls out of shops.
The column ponders whether diamond anniversaries mean 60 or 75 years and jokes about gifts for various anniversaries from leather to nylon. It cites quips about reincarnation and marriage, includes a piglet birth named Gertrude, and ends with musings on second marriages and male romanticism.
Jimmy Georgaras, four months in Vancouver, went from washing dishes in a cafe to earning a third of a $250000 estate from uncle Pete Georgaras of Pendleton Oregon who owned cattle and wheat land. Steamboatmen on the Congo judge water depth by the sound of the wake.
Blind Arthur Hicks won a Bath Bible reading competition praised as beautiful and fluent. Queen Elizabeth received a specially made sarong from the Sultan of North Borneo. Richard Gillespie, 73, London theatre chairman, died and claimed to help start Britain’s swing era. Japan sent four envoys abroad the first since WWII. London bank exhibit notes one remaining manual cheque sorting task. Norway-Soviet talks outline barter: herring and aluminum for wheat and ore. Ottawa principal warns comics may supplants texts to hold student attention.
In Winnipeg firefighters battled a blaze in apartments above a barbecue shop. The fire caused more than 10000 dollars in damage and a large collie dog was found tethered on a long chain at the rear of the restaurant.
The page lists a crossword with vertical and across clues including Toirence Atmosphere Three legged chairs Winter vehicle and Directed and other entries. It shows positions for 10 11 16 13 and mentions prize fighter resinous instance drunkard and morsel among the clues with several unfinished numbers and prompts for last week’s puzzle.
A era of water safety guidance urges young swimmers to avoid risky actions and stay visible, swim with a buddy or boat, enter water feet first, stay along shore, wear life preservers when boating, and obey pool or beach signs. It emphasizes collective responsibility and careful practice to prevent accidents.
Jumping at first base slows runners down. the advised technique is to drive through the bag with a final explosive stride to reach base quicker. The piece promotes Sports College in Canada offering free membership for all ages and genders, including a division for coaches and officials, with contact at Box 99 in Toronto, Ontario.
Regina schoolchildren collected 92 825 coins in the first penny round-up. Proceeds benefit the Regina branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association.
Believed to be the first effort to tell a story on the moving picture screen The Great Train Robbery marked a milestone in early cinema with narrative techniques and action that captivated audiences.
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