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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 15, 1952
Page
3
The Sports Clinic presents coaching insights from Lloyd Ace Percival. It cites Knute Rockne as a model for timing and execution, emphasizing the need for flawless play timing, ball handling, and reducing fumbling to beat opponents.
A sewing pattern advertisement promotes pattern R4763 for Misses sizes 12 to 20 with dark stripes and a jaunty collar, plus a note on winter fabric and simple instructions. The rest discusses coaching wisdom, endurance training, and post exercise warmth for athletes including Emil Zatopek, stressing few plays and steady cross country runs.
Sports College promotes a free copy of the Research Guide, hailed by PE experts as a premier athletic instruction journal. Send a note to Sports College Box 99 Toronto 1 Ontario to join and receive the guide.
A column surveys a dubious saliva based sex prediction method with 85 percent accuracy by Dr Gustav Rapp and Dr Garwood Richardson, notes hog ham myths, lists Farouk's 365 suits, Aga Khan dog parties, a London guide desertion by a pretend blind pianist, and profiles Nimmi the high paid Indian film star earning 200900 per picture with no onscreen kisses.
Hazel Exshaw is described as pound-keeper in Williams Lake BC. Born in Washington state she is noted for riding ability and a calm ranch presence. She won the Stampedé pony express relay for Women in 1927 and 1930 and once herded wandering horses from an airport runway seconds before a passenger plane arrived.
In Donville Kentucky a newborn received the name Either One Richardson after his parents settled a dispute with a doctor awaiting the birth certificate. The father finally capitulated saying, Oh, make it either one. The doctor recorded the name as chosen.
Edmonton reports geophysical hunt for oil and gas in Western Canada costs a record 3.3 million dollars per month. There are 183 survey outfits active, including 162 seismic, 17 gravity, and four magnetometer crews. Alberta accounts for 127 parties, Saskatchewan 46, British Columbia five, Manitoba four, and the Northwest Territories one.
A scrambled crossword draft contains numerous partial clues and misspellings. The list mixes vertical and horizontal hints with stray letters and broken words, naming common terms and some proper nouns but lacking coherent puzzle structure or complete entries.
A fragmented first person piece chronicles a driver counting seconds to disaster as rain, darkness, and a hard windshield threaten to crash with an oncoming truck. The cadence tracks from ten to one with reflections on fatigue and danger on the road.
A poetic piece by Jane Dale reflects on falling leaves and changing seasons in Athol Massachusetts. It notes winter coming and the world preparing for rest. The poem ends abruptly amid a line about children at a summer camp and scales.
A historical note suggests removing ink stains by moistening a finger and rubbing the head of a kitchen match. The method claims to make the spot disappear quickly though safety concerns are implied by the odd procedure.
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