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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1941
Page
9
Devona and Dale escape a rattlesnake threaten on a dawn ride. He declares love and she returns it as they cling to each other and vow the spell of happiness must remain unbroken. The moment ends with a hopeful kiss and a suspenseful note.
St Thomas Times Journal describes a Royal Ontario Museum exhibit by T B Kurata showing a giant house-fly model at 187200 times scale with details of body spines eyes and mouth. Another model depicts the brain heart and stomach. a magnified fly foot reveals bacteria cling. A culture dish shows bacteria growth and a dead mouse serves as maggot nursery. The exhibit emphasizes the fly as a peril in homes.
The New York Post notes that Americans felt safer after the Hood and later the Bismarck fell to British forces. It condemns isolationists and praises the English protection, calling the battles a dazzling epic of pluck and skill in adversity.
A circular nosepiece from a German bomb flew through a London apartment window and spun around the four walls before stopping. It crossed glass doors of a built in china closet in one corner without breaking them.
Insurance data show farming remains dangerous with herd bulls causing the highest share of fatal farm accidents outside the home. The text also notes a culinary oddity about wing eating technique and a claim that sea water contains about a pound of salt per gallon.
A New York physician recalls being summoned years ago to treat Doris Duke's father in Durham North Carolina. After a day and a half at the Duke estate he recommended a diet change and billed $14,000. Duke protested then paid the sum, saying the doctor could choose the fee or none. The physician later offered two fees one 14 000 dollars and one zero, leaving Duke to decide.
A collection of quotations on liberty and government from Cowley Wilson Lincoln Mary Baker Eddy Bulwer Lytton and Burke. The selections emphasize rule of law by the people, limits on state power, and the balance of liberty with order and virtue.
Residents of Dingo Australia complain their town name mirrors a dog breed. Noting mail addressed to John Jones Din go, they say it feels like a joke. Nearby Ceratodus and Green Pigeon residents accept their odd names with less complaint.
The sergeant recalls losing wooden soldiers from his boyhood and his mother’s reassurance. He tells a squad of recruits that the moment of finding them has arrived, delivering a lighthearted lesson in perseverance and belief.
A reflective line notes how a man who won’t beg or steal seeks help from a grocer who will trust him, implying that experience costs more than money and pride can bear. The quote contrasts pride and honesty with practical aid found in everyday commerce.
The Duke of Connaught, age 91, seeks to beat the British army record for longest field marshal tenure. Born at Buckingham Palace, praised by the Duke of Wellington, he began as a lieutenant in 1868 and rose to field marshal in 1902, approaching the Duke of Cambridge’s 42 years in command.
Leaders of a western Canada led unit at brigade headquarters prize the Order of the Bowler Hat for outstanding oversights and blunders. Instituted by a brigadier and now displayed in the officers’ mess, the award has gone to two Edmonton lieutenants for missteps including misleading a night convoy and failing to deliver a rum issue.
The article notes several well known phrases such as the apple of his eye salt of the earth and joy cometh in the morning. It also mentions laborer faithful unto death widow s mite a pearl of great price and clear as crystal with a final remark on Indias study of vegetable oils as lubricants for internal combustion engines.
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