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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1956
Page
3
The article presents Lloyd Percival's Sports Clinic as a department of the Canadian Amateur Sport and Physical Fitness Development Service, outlining its role in promoting athletic training. It describes programs, methods, and guidance for athletes and coaches.
A sports column offers tennis tips on aiming aces through the center to use net height to an advantage. It warns sprinters against overleaning, urges a natural posture and running tall across sports. The piece notes throwing technique and endorses the Canadian Amateur Sports and Physical Fitness Development Service via Sports College in Toronto.
A collection of short humorous vignettes features a river rescue tale, a mistaken identity piano gag, a logbook gaffe about an intoxicated mate, and light domestic misunderstandings. The exchanges showcase dry wit and playful misreadings in brisk, era-appropriate style.
A Reynold's News report notes a London wig maker selling a booming line of false facial hair from tiny moustaches at 21 shillings to full beards over five guineas. Customers range from engineers to earls and include men wearing women’s hair dyed or pre stained with tobacco for effect. Exotics and topical styles reflect current events and fashion.
A brief note states that the Moslem religion bans alcoholic beverages. The fragment mentions 3198 a can as a curious detail without clear context or full explanation.
The piece presents John as the great apostle of Christian love. It links love to life in God, contrasts hatred with sacrifice, and cites John’s test of love against James. It emphasizes loving in action, calls believers “little children,” and defines God as love through the famous phrase God is love.
A brief quiz asks which province has the largest freshwater area and which mining product led in value in 1985. It cites interest costs on the federal debt, noon time comparisons among Winnipeg Vancouver Halifax, and estimates for family allowance outlays. Petroleum is noted as a leading mining value at 303.5 million.
Crossword puzzle clues list across and down items. The page shows a mixed set of hints including musical instrument descriptors and vertical clues with numbers and abbreviations. It reads as a torn puzzle grid with multiple intersecting entries and partial phrases.
The Medical Times editorial notes Americans spent a record 65 million dollars on food in 1945 yet suffer malnutrition. It cites lack of titanins, minerals and roughage in natural forms and attributes the problem to poorly balanced meals rather than insufficient food.
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