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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1955
Page
7
A couple in a Canadian town debate fashion and public suggestions for improving their marriage and service at church. Marilee searches for handwriting clues from a suggestion note while Roger muses on appearance and loyalty amid a wave of petty critiques.
Alberta officials report rats have invaded about 500 farms in the southeastern corner from Medicine Hat to the North Saskatchewan river. William Lobay says the pest moves about 10 miles yearly, with eradication work slowing progress. Establishment could cost Alberta $25 million yearly, and Canada faces $275 million in damages.
Advertises pattern 4799 for a princess line dress with clever button details and versatile fabrics. Includes half sizes from 14 to 24 and takes 4 yards of 35 inch fabric. Pattern comes with illustrated instructions and sizing instructions. order by sending 35 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Toronto.
A stuffy room harms rest and a small open window helps circulate fresh air. Keep warm with light snug bed clothes for comfortable sleep.
Garden notes describe starting plants indoors in hot beds or sunny windows, using rich soil with sand or leaf mould, and timing to avoid transplant shock. It advises simple, informal designs with clumps, lawn centers, and group plantings, plus soil testing by moisture crush to judge readiness.
The article warns against shedding winter layers too soon as the common cold remains a spring nuisance. It advises staying indoors when sick, drinking citrus juices, milk and water, and avoiding drafts. It notes wild ginger as a spring perennial growing in damp woods from New Brunswick to Manitoba.
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