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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 1946
Page
6
In Burgess Hill London pupils end-term reports on teachers are fully considered by authorities. Teachers and staff are named casually, no headmaster exists, and shared responsibilities include cooks and cleaners paid about 480 dollars yearly. Children choose lessons though the three Rs remain compulsory.
Cincinnati professor Dr. John Wesley Coulter argues World War II reshaped South Sea island life more than any prior era. He notes villages removed for airfields, a flood of money from GIs, and many natives recruited into labor battalions earning high wages.
Advertisement announces Hem-Fissd internal treatment for hemorrhoids sold in Canada. It promises refunds if not satisfied and claims rapid relief from itching soreness and pain with healing of piles. Includes testimonial tone and refund guarantee.
Fourteen year old Bette Goudy of Artesian South Dakota, blind since birth, underwent a cornea transplant in Chicago. Dr Richard Perritt performed the operation using a cornea from a stillborn baby on Bette’s right eye and reported only partial vision return.
Crossword grid hints include horizontal and vertical clues. Entries cover animals metals ships clothing actions emotions and common objects, with several foreign language notes and historic terms mixed in.
Sir Crawford McCullagh ends his 17 year tenure as Lord Mayor of Belfast at age 78. Also noted Eliza Garroway of Bath marks her 100th birthday with a first time portrait.
The Scandinavian News reports Greenland moves toward self rule with a plan for a single directly elected governor and central council. The initiative aims to reduce Danish official influence as Greenland nears majority. The territory spans about 850000 square miles with under 20000 residents along the coastline.
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports a 24 percent rise in overall department store sales in August versus July and a 27 percent increase from August last year. Radios and household appliances lead gains with strong year over year growth across provinces.
A chrome cobalt alloy is proposed as a color changing indicator for gas turbine temperatures. The material shows distinct color shifts with heat, offering a potential method to measure highly variable turbine temperatures where precise measurement has been difficult.
The London Passenger Transport Board redecorates the underground system, painting trains vivid red and refreshing stations. Seats gain bright designs as the network, moving nearly 10 million daily, shows renewed vitality versus war wear.
The Royal Canadian Air Force has photographed over 370000 square miles of Northern Canada this summer in a 20 year project and plans to continue the work for many years.
The last residence of Benjamin Disraeli in London, at 19 Carson Street, has been put up for sale as an empty shell. Crowds gathered in 1881 outside the Curzon Street house for news of the Victorian prime minister's passing. Disraeli also lived at 2 Whitehall Gardens after his wife’s death in 1875 and previously at 93 Park Lane.
Molasses is shipped by tanker and heated a day or two prior to arrival to ease discharge at the port.
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