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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 1947
Page
7
Lou frets over whether her grandsons Petey and Danny will impress Pete's parents. The boys sneak off in new suits to meet their grandparents, who arrive and praise the boys' polite behavior, revealing Lou’s fear of judgment was unfounded.
The Dominion Experimental Station at Swift Current reports two decades of soil moisture work showing current farming methods do not rapidly erode prairie soil. Dr J L Doughty announced at Lethbridge that water and wind erosion are controllable, allowing long term wheat and grain yields if erosion is managed. This counters fears of grain-depleting prairie wheat miners.
A nervous speaker seeks reassurance about making mistakes while aiming to comfort others. Lou confirms the goal of making people feel good and offers a supportive hug, underscoring a gentle, polite approach.
Tiny outfit patterns advertise size 2 jumper and jacket with one yard of fabric and blouse requiring 4 yards. Instruction booklet includes embroidery transfer and illustrated steps. Order to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Manitoba with 25 cents and buyer’s name address and style number.
This selection compiles proverbs from Benjamin C. Leeming Cicero Sir William Temple Franklin Amiel Mary Baker Eddy and others. It presents judgments on behavior civility virtue eloquence and moral conduct in concise quotable form.
Ottawa sources quote a monthly report from James MacKinnon proposing shifting Labor Day to the second or third Monday in September to extend the tourist season. The document argues postponing Labor Day would ease crowds, benefit students and the tourist industry, and spread travel demand into May June and September.
Government sources say the revenue department has begun preparing 1,500,000 compulsory saving refund cheques for next spring. The refundable portion of the 1942 compulsory savings will total about 60 million dollars, drawn from 1942 collections to fund expenditures and reduce purchasing power. The March payment will likely be non taxable.
A versatile autumn recipe set for lunch boxes including Marmalade Hide Aways and Currant Tea Loaf. Bran batter yields muffins and loaves with apples currants and fruit flavors, baked in moderate heat with timing and yield notes.
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