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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1950
Page
6
Article explains open and closed circuit burglar alarms for poultry houses, detailing wiring, switches on doors and windows, and the role of relays and magnets. It notes open circuits are cheaper but less protective, while closed circuits offer stronger security. Also mentions tattooing birds for identification and organizing growers for district protection.
A column surveys fashion belts to slim middles, hotel trout tanks, and Beleek china sales in Canada with US tariffs. It notes the World Calendar Association’s hopeful 1956 calendar and Prof. Lovejoy’s two wife theory, plus psychology claims on sales workers and married life.
Poet Jane Dale reflects on longing for distant skies and lands blessed with gentler breezes. She contrasts might-have-beens with present beauty and love, noting a night of despair followed by a dawn of contentment as fields near home turn green and skies blue.
Merl Sederstron of Stillwater Minnesota struck a dog with his car sending it into the air, where it hit David Hanson a nearby passerby. Hanson was injured and the dog was killed.
Nineteen year old Cliterio Reyes Guerrera grabbed the tail of a Lamia airliner on takeoff from Torreon. Pilot Jorge Guzman returned to Torreon after the craft was found tail heavy. Reyes, on the right stabilizer, clung until landing, saying he always wanted to ride an airplane.
Ottawa says a new RCAF flying school No 2 Flying Training School will open in December at Gimli Manitoba about 50 miles north of Winnipeg. First intake arrives January 5 with RAF trainees, training on single engine Harvard aircraft for wings on completion.
Construction of a nurses home in conjunction with the new union hospital at Carrot River began on Oct. 2 with an estimated cost of 8 thousand dollars. Chile has bought 20 thousand metric tons of Canadian wheat valued at over 1.5 million for domestic use. Sugar returns to the Hong Kong ration list amid supply and price-control issues. Radioactive seeds were flown from Britain to Poland for a Warsaw hospital operation.
The article warns that vigorous exercise is unsafe for sedentary individuals up to age fifty or sixty and that those reaching that level seldom benefit from sudden strenuous activity. It stresses safety when starting any high intensity regime after midlife.
A dense list of crossword clues with numbered positions spans horizontal and vertical entries. Clues cover diverse topics from geography and language to mythology and nautical terms, including references to animals plants and notable figures.
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