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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 05, 1948
Page
7
Tim Murphy fights to protect Mollie Ryan, is knocked cold, and wakes with a broken jaw in a limousine. He falls in love and quits fighting until Mollie reveals her kidnap bid, kissing him as he lies injured. He agrees to stay by her side, vow kept.
A set of recipes describes pork chops with a bread crumb dressing baked in a pan with water for moisture. It also covers a light batter for waffles using flour baking powder sugar milk eggs and fat. A stray line mentions a hip Popotamus sweating blood when excited or in pain.
Ottawa reports army strength at April 15 is 16 166, about 4 000 short of the authorized level of 20 079. Officials say the recruitment drive will continue with actual authorized strength listed as 26 329, while temporarily capped at 20 079.
Advertisement for pattern 4789 by Anne Adams showing a petticoat dress in sizes 2 4 6 8 10. Includes fabric yardage for 35 inch slip and eyelet options, requires 25 cents in coins, and mail orders to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man.
Manitoba health officials publish emergency water treatment steps for flooded zones. Boiling water for 10 minutes or chlorination using lime and water creates a sterilizing solution, with four drops per gallon and a 15 minute wait. Fresh sterilizing solution should be prepared weekly.
Carman reports two centenarians Peter Major at 106 and Margaret Smith at 102 Winnipeg notes a Manitoba agrologists institute act Swift Current dairy research official Arthur White forecasts strong Saskatchewan butter demand in eastern markets Flin Flon scholarsunion backs a $300 open scholarship Winnipeg and Regina census data show Saskatchewan farms dominated by grain and hay operations
You may have swollen inflamed feet making every step painful and shoes tight. Two or three applications of Moone's Emerald Oi disappear pain in minutes. If you have not tried Emerald Wii, ask for a bottle today at good drug stores all over Canada.
Terry Parsloe, veteran RCMP detective-sergeant with 20 years of service in Vancouver, retires to make room for younger men. He is noted as an expert in criminal law counterfeiting anthropology and sociology.
Ottawa reports that Canadian peat shows promise for soil improvement through experiments on Ontario and Quebec farms. Peat’s organic matter helps deplete soil humus restored by long cultivation and erosion, offering a potential alternative where high fertilizer costs limit use.
Peat can be used with suitable commercial fertilizer to remedy nutritional deficiencies. Restoration of organic matter by peat humus greatly increases fertilizer efficiency and promotes soil health.
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