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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 1951
Page
3
The article explains staleness in sports arises from repetitive training and lack of variety. It cites Emile Zatopek as a model of high workload with varied routines and stresses balance of work rest and play, plus rest cures and diet to prevent fatigue.
The notice promotes Sports College services for athletes and coaches by mail to Sports College Box 99 Toronto Ontario. It invites listeners to join free of charge and to tune in Saturdays for regular sessions with famous athletes and coaches. Programs air on CBW Winnipeg at 11 15 CST CBK Watrous and CBX Edmonton at 5 30 MST.
Poem reflecting a mother's farewell to her children as they pursue adult lives. The speaker blesses and prays for each child, acknowledging time passing, personal growth, and the beauty and grace they bring. She recalls wanting the past days back, while embracing new goals and the reality that success requires effort. Think Right Eat Right Live Right.
A column blends anecdotes from 19th and 20th century figures. It cites Samuel Smiles and his Self Help as a famed influence on Lord Leverhulme, notes a film makeover success with Why Men Leave Home, and recalls tax eras for boxers Joe Louis Dempsey and Tunney. It also touches color psychology, Cassidy the hypnotist, a Bible gift scam, and the Auto Dynamique train on the French Riviera before World War II.
A $7 500 medical centre opened at the Royal Albert docks in London with two nurses available for on the spot care during working hours. James Quinney shot down a rare albino crow on Vancouver Island. experts estimate one albino per 50 000 crows. Julius J Buckley, indicted on lottery charges in Worcester, Massachusetts, was chosen for the jury panel for his own case but officials said he would be excused. A Ukrainian book dated 1484 titled Pomyanyk, said to be Canada’s oldest, was donated to the University of Manitoba. Officials announced Christmas parcels for troops in Korea must reach the Vancouver post office by November 5, with most traveling by sea. The guaranteed air mail Christmas deadline is December 5. Free zoo admission in Auckland, New Zealand, requires two live frogs to aid a white heron recovering from dog mauling. The heron prefers fish but will accept variety to please an invalid. In St. Boniface, Manitoba Princess Elizabeth received a golden rose featuring images of eight royal family members including the Princess and the Duke, and the Duke’s mother.
A man pulled the Newhako river from its bed for the first time in thousands of years completing the first step in Aluminum Company of Canada’s 550 million dollar project. Three bulldozers and a dragline closed a 100 foot gap in a coffer dam to send waters through a 1500 foot diversion tunnel.
The article advises applying three coats of waterproof varnish to the wall behind the kitchen stove to simplify cleaning with soap and water.
A report notes the average weight of a hen's egg is two ounces. Observers say size varies by breed and diet. The finding appears in a study on poultry production with practical implications for harvest and pricing.
The Tree Planting Car tours prairie regions promoting windbreaks and shelter belts. It reports 1 841 miles and 77 meetings reaching 1 781 attendees, with total 2 821 miles and 244 programs reaching 25 416 people. The campaign emphasizes soil protection, moisture conservation, and farm home beautification for the West.
The Saskatoon Public School board starts a class in basic English and Canadian citizenship for 20 Chinese boys and one Chinese girl who arrived in the city in the last year.
A crossword style puzzle list with numbered clues for vertical entries and a mix of definitions and wordplay. The items reference mouth center knighthood erase change to center on rhymesters miswrite and various related terms. Includes terms for measurement weight decay bird Louis and a string of numbers and nouns across topics.
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