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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1952
Page
3
Lloyd Ace Percival leads a Sports Clinic from Sports College teaching runners to judge speed and determine an ideal pace for each event. Proper pacing helps athletes plan effective racing strategies for longer races beyond 220 yards.
The Duke of Cornwall's three year old son Prince Charles sells four acres to the Kingswear Parish Council for a children's park in Devonshire. Other items note Rory McCormick, 102, dies in Ontario. Nelson's Port Royal house burned in Kingston Jamaica. Canada enforces foreign fishing port rules. Canada loans $41 million to the World Bank. plus sports training tips and a radio sports program reminder.
A simple method to wash a head of lettuce is to cut out the white core at the base and let the water flow through the leaves to separate them. This speeds cleaning and helps remove dirt.
Ontario covers 412.582 square miles with 49.300 square miles of water. The figures distinguish land and water portions for geographic statistics.
The piece notes effort to gain weight, cites Jimmy Stewart's struggle and a diet expert recommending eight ice cream sodas daily. It describes London challenge columns with feats like a 70 year old racing 100 yards and a one club golf match, and recounts Balzac’s fame with fatness and love letters. It mentions intelligence versus stupidity and Ford’s invention strategy, plus seventh child luck stories.
Kitchen Meditations by Jane Dale laments a family and community that were too busy to notice a boy's distress. A grieving narrator recalls a lost son and reflects on missed chances for guidance, prayer, and presence. The poem urges heedful care for children before time passes.
H. W. Richardson former Canadian trade commissioner says grain combines in Colombia are harvesting rice fields with 300 machines in service. He notes Colombia and Ecuador are important to Western Canada as wheat flour and other Canadian exports aid their economies. Richardson spoke in Winnipeg during a cross country trip before heading to Europe, praising government support for businessman ventures. The arched stone symbol closes the piece.
A scrambled crossword style list presents across and down clues with partial answers and stray letters. The fragment includes clues like Dawn goddess and Spanish wine measure, various body parts, metals, and geographic hints, but the text is garbled and interspersed with misread words and numbering.
Basic guidance on first aid for wounds notes infection risks from germs found on skin and in the body. It explains heat kills germs, cold only pauses activity, and tetanus and gas gangrene germs thrive in soil. It outlines symptoms and steps: elevate, warm sterile compresses, fluids, and seek a doctor promptly.
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