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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1956
Page
5
The passage extols love over fluent speech, prophecy, wisdom, and faith. It defines love as kind, patient, and selfless, allied with righteousness and truth, enduring when knowledge fades. It urges conquering hate to achieve true victory through love.
A quiz asks: What is the sea distance by boat from Halifax Nova Scotia to St John’s Newfoundland. In Q1 1955 Canada ran a 24 million dollar foreign trade deficit. Was this higher or lower than Q1 1956. Of the four western provinces which joined Confederation first. Of 109 946 immigrants last year how many were women and children. In 1950 federal spending totalled 2311 million dollars. What will the total be in the current year.
The prompt lists figures: about 5 billion dollars, Manitoba in 1870, 625 miles, over 52 000 women and children, and a first quarter 1956 trade deficit around 225 million dollars. Material prepared by the editors of Quick Canadian Facts.
A sports clinic excerpt offers leg elevation to improve blood flow during long events and advises loosening jaw and shoulders for a smooth swing when bat and bases demand focus. It notes no mans land on tennis courts, positions for rapid net play, and maternal dietary guidelines under Canada’s CASPFDS Sports College program.
A garden of aphorisms on toothache and literature contrasts with baseball trivia about left handed first basemen versus right handers. It cites poets Shakespeare Burns Hood and Grace Kelly, plus baseball players like Hal Chase and Lou Gehrig, noting leftiness is not crucial to greatness. The column moves to office divorce rates, defining the term as executives and secretaries parting.
Rosa Anna Tendler of Detroit mailed a dollar to Adrian Michigan police after receiving a letter claiming her father owed $1 for illegal parking. He refused to pay, but Rosa wrote a polite note. police returned the dollar with an apology for a license number mixup.
Arrival of warm weather sparks vacation plans and sunbathing. The two toned acetate and lastex fabric suit features a boned bodice with front bows and shirted side panels for streamlined style and shape, enhanced by power control girdling.
Puzzle clues list for a weekly crossword with horizontal and vertical entries including zodiac sign depiction and various word definitions. Readers fill entries such as agreements relations and country abbreviations, aiming to complete a themed grid and verify cross letters.
A London firm introduces glitter coated plastic interlocking beads called poppets. The beads come loose for custom color and length, or preassembled necklaces and bangles. They are cheap, durable, and offered in five shades with imitation mother of pearl, gaining overseas interest. Be a courteous driver.
A collection of quotes on liberty and rights from figures such as Daniel Webster Franklin and Mary Baker Eddy. The passages discuss liberty as essential, safety as temporary, and the inevitability of oppression without freedom.
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