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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 22, 1946
Page
7
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Britain's famed Lawrence of Arabia was barred from front line duty in the First Great War due to anemia and short stature, affecting his military role.
Mary encounters Mark Hemming at a war era party while Connie schemes with Jimmie for a fling. A flirtatious mix up leads Mary to dance with Mark and rekindle a hidden romance as Connie pursues her own planned marriage to Jimmie.
The article warns against sowing too early in spring and urges splitting seedings into three phases for continuous harvests. It stresses June cultivation to control weeds and soil health, recommends regular lawn mowing, and advises keeping ready dust or spray materials for early pest or disease signs.
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports February production at 1,638,333 tons, up nine percent from February 1945. Bituminous, sub bituminous, and lignite totals broken out. provincial yields listed for Alberta, Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan, British Columbia, and New Brunswick. Imports reached 1,302,801 tons while exports were 43,656 tons.
Dr. J. F. Booth of Canada’s agricultural economics division told a Chicago conference that Canada has 3,466,566 square miles of land, about 549,660 square miles are agricultural or have potential, roughly half of which are in farms. The rest could be cultivated with population growth or broader export markets.
The Brandon Sun laments Manitoba's abandoned farms as a national issue and suggests inviting Norwegians Belgians or Danes to take over the vacant land. It argues the move would teach better farming practices and reveal the why of the desolate farms across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Ontario.
The article notes that an average person consumes about two to three quarts of food and drink daily, but inhales 10 000 to 12 000 quarts of the surrounding atmosphere through the lungs, highlighting the vast scale of air intake.
A spring inspired dessert uses rhubarb with sugar butter eggs and vanilla. The recipe layers toasted bread cubes and corn flakes with a rhubarb filling, bakes at 375 degrees for about 35 minutes yielding eight servings.
Bud Lloyd of St John New Brunswick, a 30 year old war veteran who inherited $100000 finds wealth and fame a nuisance. He reports a mining stock salesman tried to sell him stock by telephone from Toronto and is overwhelmed by calls and visitors seeking schemes.
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