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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 29, 1944
Page
7
Mollie and Joe quarrel over Joe's mother and finances. After a brutal fight she leaves their top floor flat, meets a cheerful suitor Dale Bushman who whisks her to a glamorous penthouse party with a bitter reminder from a woman in a red dress about loneliness and shared despair.
Garden experts stress two keys to successful transplanting: use healthy stock and minimize root exposure. Set out on dull or evening, firm soil, water deeply, and keep roots moist. for large trees a gallon or more per plant periodically, for small plants a pint per plant.
It is hoped that this year India will produce enough rubber to satisfy not only her own domestic needs, but those of the British and American forces in India.
Mollie learns of a tangled past as she urges to reveal her true feelings to Joe. A young woman confesses plans to marry next week while burning through lies about herself. The hostess jests that a white ring contrasts with a sun tan, underscoring deception and shifting loyalties.
The FBI proposes creating an International Economic Council after the war to direct world trade. The group would stimulate needs and supply across nations, guide trade to beneficial channels, and coordinate efforts to raise living standards while preventing one country from pressuring others to accept its goods. The aim is a prosperous world economy built on mutual policy respect.
Though efforts to re condition the crippled battlecruiser Tirpitz continue in Kaa Fjord, no repairs have occurred for 18 months on her sister ship Gneisenau. The vessel sits with bows and gun turrets dismantled in Gdynia, Germany's main naval base in place of Kiel.
Lord Elton of the Rhodes Trust argues no government planned imperial expansion. Britons' readiness to trade settle and explore created a world famous Commonwealth. He cites Livingstone, Mungo Park, Neill, Rajah Brooke as examples of adventurers shaping history. The war confirms that spirit remains vital for postwar Britain.
An airman is asked about his duty in the night watch. The exchange centers on who must turn over the kites and who holds the turn, revealing routine shift handoffs within the Air Force. The dialogue highlights the humorous mix up over a routine night duty task.
An oil mix of Moone’s Emerald Oil and olive oil is suggested for scalp irritations. Apply daily, rub into the scalp, and shampoo every four days. Continue two weeks and if unsatisfied, get a money back refund from druggists selling Emerald Oil.
The piece traces sugar's global spread from India to the Americas and notes Canadians crave sweetness in every meal. It cites weekly home sugar use at five and a quarter million pounds plus D coupons for extra half pounds and a yearly per-person canning allowance of ten pounds totaling about 115 million pounds annually. It contrasts sugar reliance with wartime hardship and rationing reminders.
Canadian poultry authorities urge housing expansion to prevent chick piling. Two range shelters per colony house and better ventilation are recommended for healthy growth. Also notes volcanic rock edges on Ascension Island and that only Chile and Ecuador border Brazil.
In the House of Commons navy minister Hon Angus L Macdonald said Weyburn may be assigned to another corvette. He noted it is a common practice to reuse names of ships sunk in action after a period.
This Week's Pattern shows Pattern 4599 for a chic apron in sizes small to large. Small uses 1 yard 35 inch fabric, patterns sold for 20 cents with orders through the Anne Adams Pattern Dept at Winnipeg Newspaper Union, 175 McDermot Ave. E. Mail delay noted.
A cabaret singer in a night club uses a sharp reply to a young man in uniform who whistles at her. She gently says she is going home to care for her little boy, who is about his age, highlighting the mismatch between his pretensions and real responsibilities.
An advertisement urges readers to stop harsh laxatives and try Kellogg’s All Bran daily with milk or sprinkled on cereals to relieve constipation. It recommends drinking water and offers two convenient package sizes, noting the product is made by Kellogg’s in London Canada.
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