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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1956
Page
3
The piece meditates on Genesis view of creation as very good and links man to God as maker. It urges seeing creation through divine sight and reminds that true religion rests on this linkage, possible through Jesus Christ.
Indonesian Department of Information representative G Hutapea visited Prairie Publishers Co op Limited in Regina during a cross Canada trip. He observed the plant operations and the electronic engraving machine producing his photo in ten minutes, noting the service to over a hundred western Canadian weekly newspapers.
A lighthearted note jokes about hard boiled eggs lasting after Easter and hints at avoiding winter chores. It playfully warns against calling Easter chicks by name and invites planning for spring tasks with a touch of rustic wit.
The article defends boxing against criticism, arguing it demands skill and endurance rather than abuse. It highlights sportsmanship, self control, and outside ring conduct, and extols boxing training methods such as running, skipping, bag work, and weight training as valuable for fitness and health.
Answers to Quick Quiz 2 note the mink as topic, 9 000 to 10 000 ranges, manufacturing now employs the same proportion of workers in Canada as in the U S, Ontario with Saskatchewan normally second, and a fact that the Detroit river carries more tonnage yearly than the Rhine Thames Seine and Volga combined.
Coaching guidance from Dean Cromwell stresses building new habits at season start to replace old flaws. It advises recording weaknesses, training with knowledgeable observers, and pacing practice to reduce post game jitters through deep breathing, hot baths, and relaxed muscles.
Word-fill puzzle with clues across and down covering states, languages, animals, and objects. Includes entries like birthplace Twain, Iroquoian Indian, Egyptian god, Hebrew deity, and many others across a mixed set of definitions.
A quiz item asks which fur is the principal product of Canada’s fur farms and which province earns the most cash from farm product sales. It also inquires about Canada’s Eskimo population and the U.S. manufacturing worker proportion, plus compares Canada’s wheat crop to its primary textile output. Answers appear in another column.
In 1940 Marjorie Johnstone of Sydney reported a 1937 Ford stolen. Detectives located the long-missing car 16 years later after it had changed hands 12 times and found Miss Johnstone within three days.
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