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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 1941
Page
7
Devena notices Vara Vadne’s star power can’t salvage a muddled drama. The audience sighs as Talbot’s flaws surface, and the second act ends with Vara receiving curtain calls while Dale exits toward Talbot’s box. Devona hopes to comfort Talbot and claim his seat beside the pale actor.
Devona follows Tal Talbot from a theater to a mansion and finds him desolate after a failed play. He renounces writing, proclaims self as a fool, then vows to persist with Devona's support. She returns home but reenters to confront him and fears a dangerous clue as the scene ends with a pistol in her sight.
Reported construction of a new earth and stone barrier by the Japanese army runs south from Tientsin toward Nanking, with about 100 miles completed by 100,000 Chinese workers. Spokesmen say a major offensive moves southwest from Hankow along Tungting lake toward Yochow, seeking to avoid Changsha and supply losses.
A famed criminal lawyer, famed for bending justice, faces a taunt after winning a brutal case. He replies that his willingness depends on the rival’s deeds. Meanwhile London county council staff exceed four thousand officials.
A reflective line notes two sources of ease in life, old footwear and lasting friendships. It evokes nostalgia for familiar textures and trusted relationships. The sentiment underscores value in enduring connections and simple comforts.
A collection of moral maxims and reflections from Bacon Latimer Eddy Emerson and Shaftesbury about goodness virtue and the divine likeness. The quotes urge inner transformation before outward good and depict goodness as alignment with God and virtuous living.
Esquire reports on plastic car bodies as a practical future option with sunlit plastic roofs rear engines living room seating and glass like plastic windows. Ford H Ford demoed a plastic deck with an axe test while designers from Packard and Detroit anticipate mass production within three years and note heat insulation noise reduction and built in UV rays benefits.
Dr Lillian Shaben of Cornell tells the regional ACW that women must turn vitamin knowledge into breakfast tomorrow. She notes a good table alone does not ensure nourishment and praises Lieut Col Webb for his army catering work, urging home feeding of vital health foods beyond protective items.
Farmers and the public may not know that perennial grasses require three years to produce seed. They must be sown with a nurse crop, spend the first year developing roots, the second year yielding hay, and only in the third year do seeds provide meaningful harvest.
A wartime measure increases the weekly cheese ration for farm workers from half a pound to a full pound during the harvest period ending September 21. The concession follows a demand by the National Union of Agricultural Workers.
A New York report notes better business has revived the greeting have a cigar but with a twist. Some executives give visitors a short cigar for brief calls, while longer conversations merit a longer smoke as a cue to time with the executive.
The article notes that ten thousand gallons of water evaporate from the leaves of a mature tree in one season. It also states that Canada was the first Dominion to grant a tariff preference on goods produced and manufactured in the United Kingdom.
A home sewing guide promotes slip covers for sofas using pin on fabric with step by step instructions. It offers a 32 page booklet with illustrations, plus related booklets on guitar, shorthand, parties, songs, fortune telling and crafts available for 15 cents each from Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
Canadian expedition to Spitsbergen in the Arctic is led by Brigadier Arthur Edward Potts head of the dairying department at the University of Saskatchewan. An English born, Edinburgh educated, American trained professor with World War service in Europe his nickname Pirate Potts follows his long militia interest. He earned two wounds and the Efficiency Decoration in WWI.
Dr J Jackson His Majesty s astronomer says South Africa has more astronomical telescopes per head than any other nation, highlighting the country s scientific prominence.
A bread baking machine operates hands free and can produce 2400 loaves in one hour, increasing efficiency and reducing need for manual labor.
The article notes Earth's orbit eccentricity at 0.01677 from a circle and adds a proverb that a careless employee will not keep his place long, implying consequences for disregard.
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