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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 08, 1940

Page

7

The Park Lane Mystery continues with Harlow arrival

In a Park Lane old room Jim Carlton and Elk inspect an empty safe after a burglary tied to Arthur Ingle. Aileen Rivers encounters the powerful financier Stratford Harlow, whose offer of help unsettles Jim and hints at deeper plots.

Elk Toby Haggitt Lew Yakobi London Jim Harlow Ingle Arthur Ingle Foreign Office Carlton Dartmoor Princetown Aileen Mr. Harlow Stratford Harlow Duchy

Outlook improves for grasshoppers in Saskatchewan region

Dominion entomologist K. M. King says only the southwest corner of Saskatchewan, south of the Cypress Hills, is likely to face severe grasshopper infestation this year. The affected area extends into parts of Alberta and Montana where eggs were laid after a large Montana migration last summer. Across border states, grasshoppers were generally controlled.

Saskatchewan Cypress Hills K. M. King Dominion Alberta Montana Mr. King

Publicity as a bulwark against tyranny

A Michigan Christian Advocate quote emphasizes that dictatorships rely on secrecy while true democracy rests on an honest newspaper. It warns that tyrants fear publicity and will gag the press, silence expression, and censor media to sustain control.

Michigan Christian Advocate

Blow to an eel’s tail kills faster than head blow

A historical note asserts that striking an eel on the tail produces quicker death than a blow to the head, highlighting a surprising fleshy vulnerability in the aquatic creature.

Anti lion Insects Crawl Backwards In Larval Stage

A natural history note describes certain insects known as anti lions in their larval phase moving in reverse. The observation highlights a rare locomotive behavior and prompts questions about their developmental biology and ecological role.

Frail Englishwoman Seeks Safer Keeping For Life Savings

In Birmingham a little old lady wheels to a bank with a brown paper parcel of notes believed to be her life savings. The cashier agrees to help after a Bank of England officer confirms the bundle will be counted and reconstructed, with potential recovery of a larger total once all scraps are joined.

Birmingham Bank of England

See Canada First Buy Canadian or British for Trade

Going East this fall readers are urged to spend money in Canada with discounts of 15 to 30 percent in the U.S.A. The piece promotes the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto as a major event and notes changes in displays, possible absence of some countries, and the Dionne quintuplets visit. It emphasizes supporting Canada first and urges travel to Canada with affordable access.

U.S.A Canada Toronto South America Central American Calendar Ontario

Invasion Of Canada Warned By Canadian Cleric

Dr G A MacDonald of Knox United church Edmonton warned in Toronto that Soviet involvement could lead to invasion via the Mackenzie river basin. He said the Mackenzie River could strike at the heart of Canada and Arctic flight developments could heighten the risk. The Mackenzie flows to the Arctic Ocean guiding northern pilots toward Saskatchewan and Alberta.

G. A. MacDonald Knox United Church Edmonton Toronto Canada Mackenzie River Russia Dr. MacDonald Arctic Ocean Northwest Territories Saskatchewan Alberta

Remarkable Escape as British Sub Triumph Returns After Mine

The Triumph, sister to the Truant and Triton, limped home after a mine tore 14 feet from its bow. Lieut Commander John W. McCoy earns the Distinguished Service Order for bold action and skill. A seaman cut his finger when bread loaf fell during the blast.

The Daily Herald John W. McCoy Triumph Triton McCoy

Planning and Budgeting Your Wedding guide

A 32 page Home Service booklet from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union explains wedding etiquette attire and reception plans for formal and informal ceremonies. It covers gowns, grooms outfits, bridesmaids roles, budget details who pays for what and reception order. Available for 15 cents by mail or in person with other titles listed.

Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg Man

Postum Beverages: A Caffeine Free Family Drink

The grocer offers Postum as a tea and coffee substitute for nervousness indigestion and sleeplessness caused by caffeine. It is marketed as ideal for mothers who avoid strong brews and for children tired of milk, with evaporated milk and brown sugar suggested for sweetness.

Postum

Cornell teacher urges embracing failure as vital life skill

A Cornell University instructor emphasizes that understanding how to accept and meet failure is essential for personal growth. He argues that resilience builds through facing setbacks and learning from them.

Cornell Uni

Saint Olaf and the Stiklestad Battle of Norway

A relic site near Stiklestad recalls the 1030 Battle of Stiklestad where Olaf II Haraldsson died. Olaf II, later Saint Olaf, united Norway, spread Christianity, and was canonized in 1164. The Norwegian Order of St. Olaf began in 1847, embodying Norwegian unity.

Norway Stiklestad Steinkjer Alif Il. Haraldsson Olaf The Fat St. Olaf Olaf I. Tryyggvason Estonia Knut the Great Denmark

Gems Of Thought On Perseverance And Conduct

A collage of quotes on success and character stressing perseverance. Notable lines credit Wendie Addison Mary Baker Eddy Helen Keller John Hays Hammond Henry Martyn Field and Henry Martyn Field alongside a note on Bren gun internals and Japan’s military honors.

Addison Mary Baker Eddy Helen Keller John Hays Hammond Henry Martyn Field

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Edgar Wallace Ledger Syndicate Convic Lobber & Syne Clerkenwell Jim Carlton Toby Great West Road Jimmers the Great James Carlton Park Lane Old Lady Lydia E Pinkham Hore Home Service Coleman Wendie Japan el Ae British Consols Legion MacDonald Great Britain France Overseas Department W. L. MacKenzie & CO. Ltd Bannatyne Ave
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