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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 15, 1941
Page
7
A woman arrives at a shadowy San Pedro townhouse, haunted by the sight of a familiar face behind a door panel. The eerie setup centers on a chilling encounter as tension builds for a future reveal.
Dana and Tal plan a Reno wedding while Dana keeps a secret mission intact. She aims to confront Macias after Tuesday to expose his scheme, while playing her last night as Dona Carlotta and slipping away to a safe address at No 47 Front St in San Pedro.
Soviet leader marshal Arthur Timoshenko, famed for defending Moscow, is identified as the brother of Archie Timoshenko a northern Ontario prospector. Both were born on March 23, three years apart, and were named Arthur by a priest.
An officious ARP official tests stretcher bearers by lying in the ground and declaring he is completely smashed up. They lift him efficiently and ask for feedback. He concedes it was satisfactory but derides the lack of expected regret in the bearers’ eyes.
The London Royal Mint plans a surge in medal and decoration production, aiming to exceed any prior output in the year after the present conflict. It currently strikes about 34,000 items annually, a tradition begun in 1643 under Charles I with the Forlorn Hope Badge.
Four masked men removed the Wallace sword, a national relic of Scotland, in 1936 and it was later found at Bothwell Brig. The artifact will be returned to its rightful display at Stirling.
A Winnipeg newspaper notice offers a 32 page Home Course in New Ballroom Dances with diagrams and steps for rumba conga tango fox trot waltz and more. Priced 15 cents plus additional titles such as Advertising Design Self Taught and Games and Stunts for Two or More.
Molded rubber fenders protect vehicles during frequent nightly collisions and collapse dents themselves. Rubber fenders conserve steel for war needs and reduce damage costs in blackout conditions. Silver ranks as an excellent conductor of heat and electricity. Vancouver Island was circumnavigated by Captain George Vancouver in 1792.
A historical note states ancient Roman pennies were minted in silver and would be worth about 15 cents each today based on current metal values.
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