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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 13, 1940

Page

8

Daylight saving time set for Montreal in April

Montreal officials announce daylight saving time will begin April 28. In other notes, West Belfast police raid yields arms and documents tied to IRA activity. German spokesmen say 200000 Polish war prisoners aid German farming and require 800000 more workers. Polish missionary Rev Joseph Chichocki heads to France to join Polish legions. European refugees bring millions into Canada for new industries while Finland aid is urged by the League. Canadian policy notes cover Finnish supplies and women’s labor mobilization in France. Mount Vernon Die Casting Co rejects Soviet tank parts order amid Finnish heritage of workers.

West Belfast Germany Joseph Chichocki Canadian Arctic France Canada Dominion F. Cc. Blair League of Nations Labor Ministry

Horses Dress Up Docks Vans With Brass Charms

In London dockyards petrol shortages push haulage contractors to use horse drawn vans. Horses wear brass charms on foreheads and martingales. Some symbols trace to preChristian times, including sun rays and “The Horse of the Saxon Banner,” linked to Saxon era aid campaigns and the Heptarchy.

J. R. T. Taylor P.L.A. Monthly London Docks England Fair Isle

Pairing charcoal fuel with new car aims for efficiency

Kelvin Anderson of Parkes Australia has perfected a charcoal burning vehicle capable of 75 miles on a three-bushel bag of charcoal, costing about 27 cents.

Kelvin Anderson O Parkes Australia

Dundee Jute Mills Rally to Textile War Effort

In Dundee Scotland the jute mills have produced 110 million sandbags since the war began at a rate of 5 million weekly. Britain’s share exceeds one thousand million. India has doubled its sandbag output to 712 million bags. Hessian cloth for bags and camouflage work also drives Dundee’s wartime textiles.

Europe Great Britain Dundee Scotland France India Britain Calcutta Hessian London

Wind sor Circus Clown Lives Many Lives Since War

A Wind sor England circus clown has worked as a night porter road laborer photographer and pantomime clown since the war began. The subject reflects a variegated six month span of wartime life.

Windsor Eng

Victorian Footstool From Two Cake Boards

Simple to make comfortable footstool uses two cake cutting boards as a base with four wooden blocks as feet. Build by gluing blocks between boards, screwing doorstops as feet, padding the top with stacked batting circles, and covering with flowered fabric or needlepoint plus fringe. Send 15c for the booklet.

Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg

Planting for Profit in Small Vegetable Plots

The guide explains compact bed layouts with 12 to 30 inch spacings for vegetables. It covers succession planting, quick maturing crops like lettuce and spinach, and notes on using space between larger crops. It also advises sourcing nursery stock from reputable Canadian suppliers and buying seeds from professional seed houses for dependable results.

Dainty Anne Adams Pattern Promises Slim Silhouette

Anne Adams Pattern 4380 features long front and back seams, hip shaping, gentle bust gathering, scalloped neckline and optional scalloped sleeves. Available sizes 34 to 48, size 36 requires 41.39 yards of 39 inch fabric. order by sending 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union Winnipeg.

Anne Adams Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg

Dentists Offered Internships Across Growing Hospital Programs

The article notes a rise in internship opportunities for dentists across multiple hospitals. It highlights expanding programs, increased clinical exposure, and potential pathways into specialty training within the hospital system.

Impractical Fashion: Those Indifferent Seek Style Footing

A common belief links disregard for others opinions with overcompensation through spending on appearance. People often chase social signals to project status, even when independence from external judgment is claimed.

Firestone Canada executive predicts rubber tire boom across western region

W H Funston president of Firestone Canada travels across western Canada note strong farm profits and rising oil quotas boosting demand. He foresees a huge expansion in rubber tires for agriculture and military use with Canada able to meet increased wartime and peacetime needs.

Canada W. H. Funston Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Limited Hamilton Ontario Mr. Funston Turner Valley Harvey Firestone

Crucifixion Reflections on Golgotha and Jesus Death

Sunday school lesson outlines Isaiah 53 3 and Matthew 27 32 56 50 to reflect on the crucifixion at Golgotha known as Calvary. It covers the narcotic offer, Jesus decline, the crucifixion ordeal darkness at noon and final surrender of life with the quoted six remaining words and psalm allusions.

Jesus Sgolgotha Golgotha Calvary Edersheim Jerusalem Johnson Mary Walter Russell Bowie Matthew Eli Lama Sabachthani Luke

Giant Torpedo A Type of Naval Explosive Probe

A Giant Torpedo A type of torpedo used by the British and the Royal Canadian navies consists of a hollow steel body and an explosive head. It is cylindrical in shape 22 feet long and 21 inches in diameter weighs over one and a half tons and travels at a speed of 50 miles an hour.

Manitoba Red Cross Holds Annual Meeting in Winnipeg

The Manitoba Division of the Canadian Red Cross met February 27 at the Civic Auditorium Winnipeg with large attendance. Victor Sifton was re elected president. officers and committees were praised for shifting the division from peace to war footing. The payroll totals show limited paid staff and a focus on giving, with no sales of Red Cross goods. Special funds supported relief in Chile China Poland and Finland.

Manitoba Canadian Red Cross Civic Auditorium Winnipeg Victor Sifton Manitoba Red Cross Red Cross W. G. C. Martin Fletcher W. H. Simpson F. McKeown Selendis Maas Alice Furnival Gladys Pritchard Vivian Pink Shirley Liddle Margery Fowler Dunn Women's War Work Committee Ray Rutledge Helen Leggo George Elliot Harry England John Hardy Hiss Bauer Martin Chile China Poland Finland

Giraffe Returns to Europe After 1500 Years

The record notes that after Julius Caesar imported the first giraffe to Europe, a lapse of about fifteen centuries occurred before another giraffe was brought to the continent. The event marks a rare horticultural and zoological milestone in ancient and medieval exchange.

Julius Caesar Europe

Tuberculosis Toll Among Canadian WWI Veterans

McLean's magazine reports over 3,000 Canadian WWI enlistments died of tuberculosis and more than 4,000 veterans remain on pension for TB. If 3,000 died were treated two years at three dollars daily, costs would top 60.5 million dollars. The Royal Army Medical Corps orders x ray screening for all recruits and tests for other conditions. less than 1% show TB signs in exams done. Prevention through early detection is stressed.

McLean’s Canada Canadian Tuberculosis Association Royal Army Medical Corps

Editorial Note on Dr McCullough Cancer Articles

Readers may obtain the full set of Dr McCullough cancer articles by writing to The Health League of Canada at 105 Bond St Toronto Ont. The notice invites subscribers to request a complete compilation from the group based in Toronto.

Two-Headed Trout Cuthbert Lived 7 Years At AMNH

Science Service notes two headed fish die young in hatcheries but Cuthbert the Great trout at the American Museum of Natural History survived seven years and seven months and reached eight inches. A bird nests in the first attempt with a nest pattern echoed through generations. In England over two million people share ten surnames led by Smith Jones Brown Taylor Davis Wilson Lewis Walker Morris and Wright.

Science Service Cuthbert the Great American Museum of Natural History England Smith Jones Brown Taylor Davis Wilson Lewis Walker Morris Wright

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MacDonald Tobacco Company Montreal Mount Vernon Die Casting Corp Mount Vernon, N.Y Soc Home Service Masie The Canada Starch Company Limited Dept. B Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., Ltd MR. W. H. Funston Ams Wealth League J. W. S. McCullough Cana Dian Army
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