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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1955
Page
3
The article advises teen pitchers to align the front toe toward the target to improve hip rotation and a smooth leg action. It stresses targeting weak hitting areas, practicing to strengthen weaknesses, and avoiding swings at those spots with two strikes or hit and run called. It also notes butter as a digestible fat source and suggests minimal butter on game day, regular dietary use otherwise.
The article explains that a lasting wheat surplus remains as export markets stay limited. It notes that lowering prices could boost food use at home but is largely ineffective relative to overall consumption. It adds that rising incomes reduce wheat use at higher levels, linking this trend to high living standards in the United States and Canada.
The article notes thumb sucking in very small children need not be seen as an issue unless it lasts beyond the first year. A larger child may use it as compensation for fear jealousy boredom or fear of scoldings.
The note lists coded items including Lily of the Valley and Redwood California, with entries such as 2 Have not and 3 Has not, followed by Do Atlas Emerald Agate and the final number 3142.
The article urges readers to know Jesus through the earthly life in Galilee Samaria and Judea and to study the Gospels anew. It emphasizes that knowing Christ comes from engaging with the Gospel story and the experience it generates in all ages and for every believer.
A man who reported his smuggling wife was taxed on the fee as earned income. The remark ties the tax to a fatal impulse. Gardeners seek flowers but fear disappointment. A man strained coincidence to four men tied to lemonade stands. A former rumble seat rider moves to grumble seat. Another man faces a third office baseball setback. He breaks his no gambling pledge to gamble again in football pools.
Most birds are gardeners' friends and help control insects while adding beauty. To lure them, plant shrubs and trees, bird houses, feeding stations, and ponds. Bright flowers attract hummingbirds and shrubs with edible fruit draw cardinals. Study birds' preferences to provide food and shelter year round.
Mr McCormick executive director of the Canadian Civilian Association of Markamen argues against outright destruction for wildlife control. He cites starlings as a major urban nuisance and notes predators like coyotes foxes and skunks require management to protect livestock and poultry.
A bashful bride whispers to her husband as they enter the hotel to pretend they have been married a long time. He suggests he can carry both suitcases, adding a lighthearted joke about their marriage.
Regina officials urge farmers to dehorn calves to reduce injury and price discounts. They cite horned cattle as liability for trucks, packers, and tanners with buyers paying less for horned meat. They favor caustic paste dehorning but note sticks remain common.
A themed word puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues with multiple entries across categories. Includes definitions for ages materials directions and various objects requiring cross letters to solve. The page presents a standard crossword style grid with typical word lengths and intersecting terms.
Hundreds of replies poured in for the Golden Jubilee appeal seeking names and addresses of former Saskatchewan residents. The drive sparked memories and photos, with Thiselton of Hermosa Beach recalling Regina events on September 4, 1905 and sending three era photos. Also included is a teacher’s 1892 certificate for Miss Jennie Beattie, photo restored for archives.
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