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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 05, 1947
Page
6
Garden planning helps maximize space and timing. Use seed catalog data to allocate room for sun exposure blooming succession and growth height. Start seeds in hotbeds or window boxes, transplant after first true leaves, and ventilate while keeping the soil moist.
Agriculture Minister Gardiner told the commons the government will still accept ration coupons Canadians turn in as a step to provide more food for the hungry peoples of Europe.
The first Nova Scotia fisheries exhibition since World War II will be held in Lunenburg from September 15 to 29.返回
Clover Kerr a 29 year old Los Angeles woman who lost both legs and her right arm in a 1937 traffic crash learns to walk ride and write with a left hand. She plans to marry Clark Robert Taylor of Roseburg Oregon at the First Presbyterian Church in Roseburg. The couple cites her decade long recovery as an inspiration to friends.
Puzzle snippets include clues and partial answers covering varied topics from geography to language. The readable items show scattered clues such as Hall, To be fond of, Places, Part of to be, and Tellurium symbol, with miscellaneous fragments on music, beverages, and measurement.
Dr. L B Pett of the Department of National Health and Welfare told the Ontario Crop Improvement Association that Canadians waste vitamin C by discarding minerals and vitamins when potatoes are cooked too long in excess water or at high heat. He warned that up to half of these nutrients may be lost in preparation.
Britannica notes a distinct age 100 disparity with about three times as many women reaching a century compared with men. The article discusses longevity trends and gender differences in extreme old age.
Montreal health officials warn that food often serves as a good growth medium for microbes. Jellied meats pork pastries with custard and cream are especially risky if not eaten fresh. Keep foods in ice boxes or refrigerators at 50 degrees Fahrenheit or lower.
Maj Alexander P De Seversky, inventor of the airplane, says any future war would last several years despite atomic bombs. He argues the bomb does not alter warfare strategy and death rays would be needed to change it. The text also notes the beaver as the largest rodent.
An elderly woman rides in a taxicab and, anxious with traffic, tells the driver to keep his hands on the wheel. She warns him she will signal when rain begins, recalling Irvin S. Cobb.
A Tolstoi museum opens in the former stationmaster’s house 112 miles southeast of Moscow. The site preserves the bed Tolstoi died in and furnishings as they were in 1910.
A father and his son exchange playful dialogue about asking questions. The father says he would have liked to ask more questions as a boy, while the son suggests the father might have answered some of his questions if he had.
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