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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 12, 1952
Page
3
The Sports Clinic outlines a follow-in tactic to chase rebounds and create goals. Players should keep head up, accelerate after shots, and have forwards converge on rebounds while a trailer covers the weak side. Emphasizes low shots, watching the goalie, and practicing rules to avoid penalties.
Membership in Sports College is free and open to all ages and both sexes. A special division is available for coaches leaders and teachers. To join send a note to Sports College Box 99 Toronto 1 Ontario.
A poem celebrates simple daily joys and peaceful commonplaces admiring small wonders. The text notes Phra Paramindi Maha Chulalongkorn, Siam's king from 1868 to 1910, introducing reforms including slavery abolition.
The article celebrates Salada Tea's sixtieth anniversary noting its long use, evolution of tea bagging from guaze to modern heat sealed bags, and the rise of bagged tea making up over a quarter of Canadian sales. It highlights ongoing emphasis on quality and advertising plus a new Mount Royal Montreal building of 125000 square feet uniting blending packing and shipping on one floor.
Brandon College in Manitoba received a cheque for 18247.75 as its share of federal university assistance. The province was allotted about 383000, with Manitoba students benefiting by roughly 110 dollars each. The article notes ants’ social behavior is instinctive, not intelligent.
The Hitler tea house on the Kehistein mountain near Berchtesgaden is to be converted into a restaurant by the German Alpine Tourist Association, per city officials. London approves construction of a 14 storey sky scraper hotel set to open in 1954 with 650 rooms. The Royal Navy submarine Satyr is handed to the French navy as the last of four subs loaned for four years. Canada joins the US and Britain to form squadrons of F 86 Sabre jets for NATO. Husbands Union Inc. secures a charter in Columbia to promote fellowship among husbands.
The column pokes at traffic delays with witty lines about being on time. It playfuly enumerates topics from Lady Godiva reenactments in Coventry to breakfast rituals and the shaping of beauty standards. The piece surveys social quirks and historical tidbits in a light tone.
Garden guidance urges planting shrubs vines roses and trees promptly while roots stay moist and soil settles. Tips cover hardier varieties, seed starting in hotbeds, protecting seedlings with cups, pruning timing for Forsythia and Spirea, soil readiness, and choosing seeds tested and approved for Canadian conditions.
A light editorial quote reflects on typographical mistakes in the paper. The editor jokes that errors may be deliberate for readers who hunt for faults while claiming the paper aims to please everyone.
A cooking tip notes that whisking flour with sugar before adding milk keeps pudding smooth. It advises mixing dry ingredients thoroughly to avoid lumps and ensure a creamy texture in the final dessert.
Historical notes trace mustard use as a table condiment to the 18th century, marking its rise from culinary staple to familiar kitchen staple. The shift reflects evolving tastes and trade routes that popularized the spicy condiment beyond medicine and cooking.
A dense list of crossword hints spans horizontal and vertical entries with clues for words across size tags and theme entries. Named items include various common nouns verbs and phrases tied to wordplay without full clue answers provided.
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