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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 27, 1943

Page

7

Lord Farquhar Faces Hale In Nightclub Encounter

In a Pall Mall housewarming, Master John Hale faces Lord Farquhar, a sworn enemy from Winnset. Hale schemes to reach Farquhar's residence with Tucker to rescue Anne Jamieson, while a masked dancer resembles Anne and the club hosts an elite card gathering.

Maurice Blaine John Hale Jonathan Denys Tucker Pall Mall Sir Maurice Sir Maurice Blaine Earl of Chelsea Hale Chelsea Earl Blaine Lord Farquhar Winnset Satan Shattuck Farquhar Eene Monsieur Denys Master Hale Maurice London Anne Jamieson Anne

Luftwaffe Still Exists Despite Allied Production Surge

In Collier's Frank Gervasi notes Axis airpower persists in junk heaps and wrecks from El Alamein to the Mediterranean. He argues the Luftwaffe remains strong and Allied production must stay at full speed to overwhelm it.

Axis Tunisia Sicily Frank Gervasi Collier's el Alamein Mediterranean Luftwaffe

Humidity as Winter Comfort and Fuel Saver

An article advises keeping indoor humidity high to feel warmer, save coal, and reduce illness. It suggests methods like filling the hot air furnace pan, placing water canisters near registers, leaving bathwater to cool with the door open, using potted plants, and keeping a kettle on a stove. It cites Adelaide Kerr on courtesy and urges self-check on daily habits.

Adelaide Kerr

Churchill pledges united air forces to beat industrial Germany

The Toronto Globe and Mail reports Prime Minister Churchill vows to use a united air force to crush Germany, citing earlier remarks aimed at Mussolini about Africa being torn to shreds. The piece questions consistency of wartime rhetoric.

Toronto Globe and Mail Churchill United Air Forces Germany Mussolini

The Woodpecker’s Realist Work Ethic

The woodpecker behaves as a practical creature. It weakens bark only for needed feeding or nesting, digs a tidy cavity in spring within softened wood, hides wood chips to evade predators, and mostly remains silent while sawing.

What You Should Know About Home Nursing

This guide teaches home nursing basics for patients in bed, post operative care, contagious disease handling, common ailments, and baby care. Includes instruction to safely bed a patient and care during emergencies, with a 32 page booklet available for 15 cents from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union.

Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg Man

Peak Wheat Surplus Reached in Major Exporters

The Monthly Review reports a record carryover of wheat in Canada the United States Australia and Argentina for 1942 43 totaling 1 578 000 000 bushels up 157 000 000 from last year Four war years saw a steady rise in stocks despite claims of lost export markets. The four nations sold about 400 000 000 bushels more during the war years than in the five years before hostilities began.

United States Australia Argentina

Was Always Kind Ralph Waldo Emerson

The story recalls Ralph Waldo Emerson at table avoiding harsh language about a social climber. When Mrs. Emerson calls her a snob, he reframes her as a person with great sympathy for success, speaking slowly and gently.

Ralph Waldo Emerson

War price increases in Britain over four war years

Wholesale prices of all commodities in Great Britain rose by 42.8 percent in the first year of the war, 9.4 percent in the second year, 3.6 percent in the third year, and 2.1 percent in the fourth year.

Great Britain

French colonies twice the area of France noted in brief

A short item reports that French colonies total a vast land area, approximately 22 times France's own size. It adds a note on bats not being blind, with sharp daytime and nighttime vision.

France

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Beau‘ Jonathan By J.b.ryan Onathan Mak Catharine Ramsay Company Bank Street Ottawa Canada Home Service the Canadian Shredded Wheat Company, Ltd Niegero Falls Sug Britain the Canada Paint CO. Limited Ghe Martin-Senour GO T of Canada, Limited
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