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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 21, 1948
Page
3
Practical guidance for farmers on tractor care including cooling systems feed fuel and oil handling air filtration and ignition adjustments. Emphasizes using correct plugs for fuel type maintaining battery and magneto systems cleaning filters and regular valve gap checks to prevent overheating and wear.
Mary Forbes, 18, died from violent hiccoughing eight days after her twin Frances died from a similar attack. Physicians failed to halt the illness, following the twins in London.
International air travel has surged since the war with trans oceanic crossings starting or completing at an average rate of every 53 minutes in the United States. The rapid growth reflects expanding airline schedules and demand for overseas service.
A compact crossword page lists horizontal clues like Unsightly plant Hopkins and Monkey and vertical clues including Pronoun and Snakelike fish. It also includes various wordplay prompts such as To give forth and To color with entries ranging from geographic to mythic terms.
Vancouver reports a revived sale of Chinese remedies including tiger balm dried snake and seahorse. K. H. Lee and Ko Sing return from China to open a shop offering herbs and animal preparations with roots dating back five millennia in China. Lee cites influenza resistance in 1918 and family longevity as context for the business.
Nine year old Eleanor Glidden born without arms attends Wellesley School for Crippled Children in Toronto. She writes, weaves, swims and plays with peers and discusses her life openly with trusted adults. Eleanor cites Kathleen Hart as an inspiring example of achievement in adversity. outdoor fireplaces should be at least 50 feet from the nearest buildings unless buildings are fire proof.
The jupati palm of South America features a trunk only six to seven feet tall yet bears leaves up to fifty feet long with leaf stalks of twelve to fifteen feet. The plant is noted for its enormous foliage ideal for fanning on hot days.
London Ontario boy John Westhead sent a unique collection to Princess Elizabeth. The set includes 113 covers on official Canadian City stationery bearing the new four cent stamp. Most are first day covers.
CARLSBAD N M R E Tarleton reports crows built a nest on a crossarm of a power line feeding a potash mine. After fuses blew three times he found the nest tied with blazing wire causing a short circuit. No dead crows were found.
Maj. Gen. Kurt Meyer, Nazi S S Division commander serving a life term at Dorchester Penitentiary for killing Canadian war prisoners, receives no mail and is uncommunicative about his family according to an ex convict here.
The Moriche palm of Venezuela yields edible fruit, juice beer sap wine bread pith thatch for nets cordage and nets, and wood suited for building.
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