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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1939
Page
7
Heather treks through the tundra near Sinking Lakes and stalks a bear for meat. After missing a close shot, she fires again as the animal charges, killing it with a heart shot. She survives the encounter and continues gathering berries.
Advertisements tout Gillett's Pure Flake Lye for regular use to clear clogs and keep sink drains running freely. The copy claims it does not harm enamel or plumbing and banishes odors, promising light work on many cleaning tasks and hours saved. urges keeping a tin on hand.
Mrs Earl Johnston of 15014 Locke St N Hamilton reports headaches back pains and weakness eased by Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription. She says it calms nerves and reduces menstrual discomfort and helps her feel better after using the famed physician s remedy.
A long delayed tribute from the Northwest Missourian at Sheridan Missouri honors The Editor H Gray Harris for his varied town boosting role. It asks who shares happiness at marriages and writes publicity for the town while praising civic promotion and moral guidance. DO YOU?
The British ministry of supply will receive 420 million pounds of electro lytic copper from major Canadian producers over about a year for wartime needs. The deal equals roughly 80 percent of current output, with protections for domestic use. On Sept 2 prior to the war, copper was about 11 cents a pound, rendering the first year value around $46.2 million.
The directorate of auxiliary service coordinates with national organizations volunteering to support the National Defence Department. Local and provincial libraries provide reading materials for Canadian troops, with 10 organizations participating in various activities including the Canadian Welfare Council and the Red Cross Society.
Dr. Robert S. Harris of MIT claims a new pemmican formula packs more calories per ounce than previous polar rations. The three ton batch for Admiral Byrd’s explorers is pre cooked with a richer flavor and can be prepared by melting snow into a gruel, reducing fuel needs on long treks.
El Irazu in Costa Rica sits at 11,322 feet above sea level and is the sole American site offering a view of both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans from a single vantage point.
A dog that saved its owner from eight wildcats ten years ago and received a V C medal from the London League of Kindness to Animals is the victim of a theft in Windsor Ontario. The medal and collar were stolen, and the dog Blaze Thumtax a Labrador husky owned by G. T. Barton a customs official at the Ambassador Bridge is among 36 dogs worldwide decorated for bravery with the canine V C.
The National Park Service reports grasses in the Everglades Florida reach heights taller than a man as a proposed national park idea. Seminole people use the reeds for baskets a common tourist point. In Belgium some coal miners work at depths around four thousand feet.
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