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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 30, 1945
Page
9
Edmonton businessman Geo Gordon reports a massive influx of prospectors into the Yellowknife district with about 35000 claims staked and 100 formed. Rail link, assay plant and test mill planned near Yellowknife to speed ore reporting. RCM P guards entry to ensure self sufficiency.
Dave Thorne steers past Mary Mills and Evangeline Clayton in a small town saga. Mary’s reinvention and a blue convertible test loyalties, while Mrs. Thorne’s memory haunts the path to a possible reunion and a new family.
Recipe for Brown-Eyed Susans cookies using raisins, citrus, and cereal crumbs with baking steps and yields. Mention of medieval surgeons using wine as an anesthetic to render patients insensate is included as a separate aside.
Thorough cultivation up to early June reduces future work and keeps weeds in check. Thin crowded plants like carrots and lettuce to aid growth, stake tall specimens, and prune fading blooms. Use green manure and compost heaps to enrich soil and promote continuous flowering and healthier vegetables.
The view that snacking between meals is harmful has weakened. War plant efficiency experts report that mid‑morning and mid‑afternoon snacks aid worker well‑being and help sustain high production levels.
The article notes Jupiter has nine moons and that four are large enough for naked eye sight though it requires exceptional vision. It discusses preparing glossy enamel surfaces by rubbing with steel wool to remove sheen and ensure proper paint adhesion.
An Dutch resistance feat reveals a country wide secret telephone system linking villages to a central exchange. Underground workers rerouted lines after bridges were destroyed and even tapped German telephones to relay information to Allied forces.
The campaign against the wheat stem sawfly in Saskatchewan relies on farmer cooperation and community action. Provincial and federal experts recommend trap strips and staggered seeding of oats and barley with wheat sown later to reduce infestation and protect crops.
Pattern 4751 for girls sizes 6 to 14 features drawstring waist neckline and sleeves with no seams or buttons. Size 10 requires 2% yards of 35 inch fabric. Send 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man with name address and style number.
The film The Business of Farming, part of the National Film Board Rural Circuits, examines farm costs versus income from 1926 onward. It explains how high operating costs and rising prices for machinery and livestock outpaced earnings, notes post 1929 surplus grain, wartime demand, and later price controls, and discusses current repayment of mortgages and capital buildup to avoid past mistakes.
The skylark, a European songster, now thrives around Victoria British Columbia the only area in America where it is found. It resembles the horned Canadian lark but without horns and with a striped breastband. Shadowing under overhangs and deep porches steals light from adjacent rooms. paint under eaves and porch ceilings a light color to reduce it.
R Leighton Foster notes 25 years ago life insurers began newspaper advertising to educate Canadians on mutual benefits and operations. He cites ongoing reliance on print media for institutional PR with five million monthly circulation, highlighting free-market, government-regulated policy without subsidies.
A Chilliwack woman reportedly raises silkworms on mulberry trees in her yard and keeps the family in silk stockings. The Edmonton Journal doubts mulberry silkworm culture will spread widely in Canada, noting wartime stocking lines outweigh the effort.
The total population of the British Empire exceeds five hundred million, reflecting vast territorial reach. The figure underscores demographic breadth across colonies, dominions, and overseas territories during the era.
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