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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 16, 1952
Page
2
Fire Commissioner E Potter of Manitoba warns fires rise from defective and overheated chimneys and from heating equipment. Careful inspection and possible repairs or rebuilding are advised, with insulation and air gaps to prevent heat contact. Regular checks of electrical installations are also urged.
The text notes basements and sheds harboring rubbish aid fires, often lit by smokers or hot embers. It argues Canada’s annual fire losses and deaths are high and urges owners to maintain heating and electrical systems and remove combustibles to cut incidents and fatalities.
Poison ivy is a native Canadian plant with three leaflets and white fruit often confused with Virginia creeper. Learn to identify the red unfolding leaves in spring, green later, and orange to red autumn colors, and avoid contact by keeping dogs away and washing exposed skin promptly with soap and water. If severe, seek medical advice.
Facts from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company show one third of U S lightning deaths occur while sheltering under trees. Lightning kills about 400 annually with rural areas most affected and males five times more likely to die than females. Cars and tall buildings offer relative safety. The olive is claimed as civilization’s oldest fruit.
A spoof of hospital banter and quick quips covers a nurse’s touch cooling fever, a ward’s slap heard wide, a safe bet about a name over the phone, and a running joke about hitting a brother in law. Early Roman walls and bricklayer jokes conclude the collection.
Make up your mind today to heal eczema and skin troubles by using MOONE'S EMERALD OIL. An original bottle sold at drug stores provides relief after first use, stops itching, dries scales, and treats barber's itch salt rheum and related conditions with a clean penetrating antiseptic oil. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
Laguna Beach California. Robert Nicholas a 26 year old merchant seaman was fishing from the surf when a strong fish pulled him into the sea and over jagged rocks. He wrapped the line to save his pole but was dragged by the fish before freeing his wrist. He suffered bruises and scratches and watched his tackle drift away as he counted himself lucky.
Members of the British royal family reside in Buckingham Palace when in London. The residence serves as their official London headquarters and a central symbol of the monarchy during visits and state duties.
A historic recipe shows how to make basic vanilla ice cream and offers variants such as fruit, butterscotch, maple walnut, chocolate chip, and chocolate ice cream. It includes steps from preparing a smooth paste to chilling, whipping, and freezing for firm texture.
The piece warns that children who hang out car windows risk serious injury. It notes dangers from loss of limbs or balance and urges adults to teach restraint. If reasoning fails, it suggests corporal punishment as a last resort to stop the habit.
Bennett Cerf riffs on a Province town painter and a misread sign. A mother replies to a teacher about her son Johnny mixing with girls and jokes about her husband. The piece is a light humor vignette.
The article notes that the ostrich egg is larger than any other living bird egg and recounts experiments where investigators break hens eggs into an empty ostrich shell. They found the ostrich shell can support up to eighteen hens eggs, illustrating remarkable strength.
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