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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1946
Page
6
Pattern 4500 slip pattern offers three parts and no side panel piecing. Includes illustrated instructions and panties. Sizes 34 through 50 listed. size 36 slip requires 244 yards of fabric. price ten cents? twenty cents in coins requested. mail to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
One of the few giant beaver skulls known, dating 25 000 to 50 000 years ago, when mastodons and giant cloths roamed the United States, is owned by Heidelberg College in Tiffin Ohio.
Mount Dalhousie named after Dalhousie University on Labradors coast. Hungarian titles to disappear under new democracy decree. Roman silver pieces found by plow near Mildenhall England. Buckingham Palace announces new Private Secretary to Queen Elizabeth Major Thomas Cockayne Harvey. Paris conference cost 200 million francs to French government. Lady Hamilton miniature sold for £200 at Salisbury auction. Skymaster plane sets Perth to Melbourne record by 16 minutes. Windsor Castle State Apartments reopen to public after 1939. Round Tower now visible to visitors.
The St Catharines Standard quotes Jan Smuts as saying British imperialism declined after the Boer War and notes evolving self government from colonies to dominions. It contrasts Canadian and South African views, warns Quebec and Ireland, and praises Smuts as a world statesman who has tracked British policy for four decades.
Fragmentary crossword clues list scattered terms and definitions across space and punctuation. The readable items include units, pronouns, structures, vegetables, and a few named objects, with several entries incomplete or garbled.
An old advertisement touts Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as a dependable regulator of liver and kidneys. It claims the pills stimulate healthy organ activity, curb poisons, sharpen appetite, and aid digestion for renewed vitality.
Victoria's chief of police urges drivers to stay focused and avoid small acts like lighting a cigarette, adjusting radios, or rubber-necking. He warns that split second distractions can cause deadly accidents and stresses driving is serious business with responsibility to all on the road.
Regent's Park in London housed 100 varieties of roses in its rose garden before the war and contained 21 000 roses in total.
Dr. Stewart Murray warns in Health of Canada that smallpox remains a threat despite modern travel. He cites a 1946 Pacific Coast outbreak with 68 cases and 20 deaths, urging vaccination as the effective defense during National Immunization Week. Jenner’s 1798 breakthrough is highlighted as the beginning of eradication.
The British Air Ministry secured a Bedford area site to launch rockets carrying air mail to the United States. If successful, Britain plans radio controlled mail and light freight rockets traveling about 2000 miles per hour, reaching America in roughly 90 minutes.
The United Church at Yorker, twenty miles northwest of Kingston Ont, will install a new organ. A large share of the cost was raised by selling hamburgers each Saturday night by church members in the village.
In April this year over 100000 residents of the Greater Vancouver Metropolitan Area were vaccinated to curb spread from the Seattle outbreak. The public response was swift with little prompting as people willingly sought immunization.
The piece extols marine engines as incredibly powerful, noting their ability to move an 85 000 ton liner at 45 mph with heavy loads, deep water clearance, and in strong winds, illustrating engineering prowess beyond other comparisons. It also mentions dyeing leather with kid skin in contrasting colors.
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