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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 24, 1943
Page
4
The guideline states allow 12 pounds of sugar for each quart of jam or jelly, establishing a fixed ratio between sugar quantity and product volume. This rule affects processing, labeling, and safety considerations for jam and jelly production.
Readers cheer Family Herald for new serial The Man Who Went Away a mystery tale of magnitude with romance and thrilling adventure. It blends a moral theme where good triumphs over evil and promises strong appeal to fans of suspenseful fiction.
Harold Bell Wright, beloved author of The Shepherd of the Hills, returns with a new novel The Man Who Went Away after a decade of silence. The Family Herald and Weekly Star wins first serial publication rights with the first instalment scheduled for the April 7 issue.
Health notice prepared by Manitoba's Department of Health and Public Welfare at 320 Sherbrook Street Winnipeg outlines public health guidance and welfare tips. It emphasizes community health measures and safety practices for residents.
Diphtheria is a deadly disease caused by the diphtheria bacillus attacking nose and throat mucous membranes. Some carriers harbor the germs without illness. It spreads mainly through direct contact and by contaminated items, with young children most at risk and death often from blocked airways.
The article emphasizes early diphtheria antitoxin use and toxoid vaccination, praising a 90 percent protection rate from three small toxoid doses and urging free provision by health authorities. It also discusses postwar wheat demand, recommending farmers plant certified seed on fallow land to boost wheat quality and Canada’s export sales.
The article notes a large wheat surplus and wartime demand for livestock products. It questions whether wheat has peaked and suggests ongoing research and testing under the Crop Testing Plan to adapt to changing market and production needs.
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