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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1960
Page
4
Classified items include home base heating equipment, electrical panels, and assorted hardware. Also listed are garlic and parsley tablets, a medical sample kit, and regional contact details for suppliers in Toronto and Georgetown.
Fragmentary text mentions a Regina drug store and patrons, with garbled references to medical terms. Likely a short local notice or ad 活.
A Co op Consumer man finds a display of wrist watch bands with varied prices from $15 down to $2.95. The clerk explains the high price is set by the factory and says even $2.95 yields only a small profit, testing the store’s conscience.
Edouard de Laboulaye, a French historian, proposed the Statue of Liberty in 1865 as a memorial to the United States marking the 100th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The notion linked French tribute to American independence and ideals.
Book listings include 10e Bach and 10c editions, Box 793, with Finn Clon as an associated name. The fragmentual OCR suggests catalog items or price notes for music volumes.
A Minneapolis woman injured slipping on ice while going to a drugstore during a coffee break was awarded 456 in compensation and 372 for medical costs by the Minnesota Industrial Commission. The firm argued the act was personal, but the commission ruled coffee breaks are on the job and she needed the drugstore because the firm had no on-site facilities.
The Krumen of the African coast are noted boat builders and hardy sailors. They are valued as crews for merchant ships.
A retro memo outlines daily office duties such as lamp filling, chimney cleaning, window washing and nib maintenance. It notes weekly rest for courting, wind down with reading, thrift from pay for old age, and a five cent daily raise after five faultless years if profits allow. Alcohol, cigars, pool halls, and barber visits are warned against.
Scientist Dr. Arthur R. Kantrowitz argues the United States should pursue space exploration as a long term solution to possible Earth overpopulation and weapon-induced threats. He notes future pressures may necessitate space colonization as a justification for investment. The article also mentions the origin of the word knapsack from Dutch.
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