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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 11, 1944
Page
9
Captain warns of isolation in Shin Lee Province and assigns Stacy to relay cargo plan to Mr Mu. Stacy travels as a tourist to a teahouse, is captured and tortured with dry ice but saved when the enigmatic Mr Mu reveals himself with stumps for feet and pledges to share secrets.
Sir Humphrey Rolleston, 82, former physician to King George V and leading British medical figure, died at his Surrey home after a yearlong illness. His honors included Consultant of the Army Medical Library in Washington, DMG.C., Officer of the Legion of Honor, chairmanship of the British X ray and Radium Protection Committee, and presidency of the Royal College of Physicians. He served as consultant physician to the Royal Navy in World War I and advised the Medical Administrative Committee and the Royal Air Force.
A concise note states that insects do not possess breathing organs in the head region. The finding discusses respiration distributed through tracheae connected to body segments rather than head structures, clarifying insect anatomy.
A recipe praises cereals as a daily energy source for children and presents Honey Krisp Cookies made with pure country honey and crisp rice cereal. Mix shortening honey eggs sour cream flour baking powder salt soda nuts dates vanilla and cereal, drop dough and bake about 20 minutes to yield two dozen cookies.
The September 10 Goeteborgs Posten quotes a neutral Sweden predicting Germany cannot seize neighboring nations any longer. It foresees Allied advances through Balkan and Baltic theatre, notes Germany’s shrinking position, and asserts the German defeat inevitability with sympathy for occupied peoples.
Sir Edward Hale Tindal Atkinson, the public prosecutor for 11 years and one of Britain’s busiest wartime figures, plans to retire at 66 on the age limit. He doubts his successor will handle radio traitors or war criminals, and says he might have regrets only if war criminals are later brought to justice.
Army authorities authorize EN SA entertainment to move with advancing forces in France and soon in the Far East. Twenty EN SA parties operate in twelve mobile columns with guest artists, staging up to four performances daily. Women sleep in vans and men in tents with army rations.
The Saskatchewan Co operative Wholesale Society has purchased the Cushing Mill at Tenth Avenue and Duchess Street Saskatoon. A portion will become a feed manufacturing plant and the rest will be used for storage until expansion plans are ready. The Cushing plant has been closed for ten years.
The Ministry of Health states 1500 wartime day nurseries operate across England and Wales to care for babies while mothers perform war work. No additional nurseries are deemed necessary.
The New York Herald Tribune reports France’s Louvre and major chateaux artworks, including the Venus de Milo and Mona Lisa, were left behind but safe. Second Lieutenant James J. Rorimer of the American Army art and monuments division confirms no national masterpieces are missing.
If backaches or disturbed sleep occur, warning signs point to kidneys not filtering wastes. Symptoms like backache dizzy spells puffy eyes and rheumatic pains may follow as wastes accumulate. The remedy suggested is GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules containing Dutch Drops and available in Canada in a 40c package.
Pattern 4744 promises a fit that shapes curves and stays in place with embroidery. It comes in misses and women sizes from 12 to 44. size 16 slip uses 2 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man. Mail may delay patterns.
The United States War Department disclosed a new armor piercing incendiary bullet designed to penetrate self sealing fuel tanks on enemy aircraft. The weapon is in use on all battle fronts.
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