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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 27, 1946
Page
7
A tense night on a wheat ranch escalates when a jealous husband Chubby and hired man Nels confront each other at the stairs after a frightened narrator misreads a burglar in the house. The reveal centers on a locked-up home, a gun, and a near-divorce.
London reports show Tommy Atkins blue dress, blue tunics and trousers with red stripe and blue beret failing to charm veterans in a Albert Hall preview. An ex-Regimental Sergeant Major lamented it needs livening up while an ex-officer found little appeal to recruits. One ex-serviceman approved noting ease of cleaning.
Robert Sansom of McBride BC lost a $1300 wallet while operating a tractor. He must search a three acre tract on his 360 acre farm for the missing money after the fall plowing incident.
New York report says penicillin effective in preventing and treating sub acute bacterial endocarditis, a lethal heart valve infection linked to rheumatic fever. Prophylaxis before tooth extractions or throat operations can prevent cases, while treatment with high dose long term penicillin cures many who develop the illness.
Anne Adams offers pattern 4660 a dream-gown pattern with slim lines and waist-tucks. It includes sleeves options and complete illustrated instructions in sizes 34 to 52. Embroidery transfer included. send 20 cents to the Winnipeg Pattern Dept. with size name address and style number.
The report notes extremely brief names such as Lu the four foot author and journalist at the Paris conference, with rivals like a Miss Ma once christened in St Pauls Cathedral and a United States Elk family. It mentions two letter names including Mr A in New York and a Paris restaurant keeper once known as O Man.
Health League of Canada announces National Health Week for the week starting February 2 1947. National Social Hygiene Day will be February 5. The observance involves health and education departments across the Dominion and is shared with the United States.
In Straffordville Ontario farmer Archie Dennis collided with a deer while driving to assemble friends for a hunt. The deer ran off, his car and a garage suffered $310 in damage, a window was broken, and police found no animal body after investigation. Dennis joked it could have been worse with a moose.
The Montreal Star notes wartime zeal fades after fighting ends with Canadians reducing aid to Britain. Fewer parcels reach the British Isles amid tighter rationing and dwindling reserves, underscoring the need for continued effort even as theories fail to translate into action.
Marine Sgt. Clarence F. Hendell of Seattle petitions the Superior Court to change his given name to Richard citing ridicule and connotations tied to the name Clarence. He asserts the current form deters his professional and personal identity.
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