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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 30, 1952
Page
2
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations carries out widespread work beyond debates, distributing world food and helping backward countries raise production. Its practical efforts receive less attention than diplomatic discussions but drive real gains.
FAO launches field demonstrations to introduce machinery irrigation soil conservation and insect control in developing nations. The aim is higher yields and living standards while enlarging the world food supply. A UN report notes long standing gaps between food production in underdeveloped areas and advanced countries.
The report notes global per capita food production remains below pre war levels outside North America. It cites economic barriers hindering distribution and praises FAO for practical, worthwhile help to improve farming in small and less favored countries.
Homemakers and cooks can master eggs with gentle heat and simple techniques. Use moderate heat to avoid leathery whites, or fat poaching with a small amount of fat and water to steam the yolk. For hard cooks, cool in water after boiling to prevent a dark ring around the yolk.
Morecambe England. Mark Shaw aged 41 developed a buoyant bathing suit designed to buoy a 200 pound man, hoping to reduce drownings. He seeks tests and potential adoption to save lives.
In Taber Alberta the total assessed value of property for taxation stands at 7 000 924 dollars. Taber lies in Southern Alberta as an irrigation district between Lethbridge and Medicine Hat.
A report extols teak as the premier timber for building, citing durability and aesthetic appeal. The article notes its widespread use in furniture and marine applications and discusses long term value despite higher cost.
Advertises FPASTEETH denture powder that claims to keep plates in place and odor controlled. The ad notes the alkaline formula, non acid, and that it does not sour dentures. Mentions availability at any drug store.
A collection of humorous lines about summer, marriage, pets, and everyday mishaps. Notes on rights, husbands, and pedestrians mix with theater of manners and clever one liners. Observational gags include a squall at sea, a detective in training, and a cat stealing cake.
The Bureau of Statistics estimates Canada’s population rose by 421000 from 14,009,426 to 14,430,000 as births and immigration outpaced deaths and emigration. Ontario led gains with 168000, followed by Quebec 118000, and other provinces adding smaller totals. Newfoundland’s entry is noted in historical context.
A farmer near Gimli Manitoba found an Indian stone pipe on spring ploughing land. Winnipeg Museum calls it a Tulip type from Eastern Canada era, likely about 100 years old. Richard Sutton, curator, notes its fine steelite craftsmanship and the pipe will be donated to the museum by Mr Narfason.
A $150 prize donated by Dr. Hugh McLean formerly of Regina will fund annual competition at the University of Saskatchewan honoring C. C. F. leader M. J. Coldwell. The donation supports academic achievement.
CHICAGO A four year old girl at the University of Illinois Research and Educational Hospital is described as dying of old age due to a rare condition called pro Ber ta or premature senility. Doctors say its cause and cure are unknown. Linda entered the hospital as an infant in January 1948 and has remained there. the hospital withheld her last name.
A farmer near Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan, 68 feet underground while digging a well, found a 50 pound granite rock bearing a well defined footprint. Observers suggest the print could be ancient, carved by Native peoples, possibly of religious significance, with the rock dating back thousands of years.
The Travel Bureau gives practical advice for skunk visits to cabins or tents. Do not startle the animal and keep doors open to lure it outside. If it stays, feed it outside, then return inside and close the door. Use warm water and soap to remove odor and burn or spread clothes near a fire to deodorize.
A vintage advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a cleansing antiseptic for eczema salt rheum itching and skin eruptions. It claims rapid healing, penetrating action, and relief of stubborn pimples and skin troubles with a money back guarantee. Sold by druggists nationwide in Canada.
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