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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 31, 1934
Page
4
This article extols Skeet as a year round, inclusive, inexpensive sport suited for all ages and both sexes. It notes rapid growth to some six hundred clubs, quotes the National Skeet Shooting Association on remarkable shooters, and argues why the pastime appeals beyond traditional outdoors sports.
A relief car from Hamiota to Mather Man received 124 bags vegetables 94.5 flour 8 grain and clothing goods. Donations totaled 84.65 dollars with 49.80 cash plus 34.85 on hand. Specific disbursements include flour bags sacks vegetables and loading and postage costs. A thank you letter from Rex Mason Secretary expresses gratitude to supporters. The report ends with a note on Canadian National Railways weekly revenues for Oct 7 1934 totaling 3 617 952 dollars versus 3 581 882 the prior year.
A medical note explains that coughing up blood is commonly a sign of tuberculosis and should be treated as such until proven otherwise. Early haemorrhage can aid recovery by prompting treatment, while most bleeds are not dangerous and help limit disease spread. The piece urges prompt medical assessment and early care. It also mentions a large Cent a mile excursion arrival in Winnipeg with over two thousand people on October 23.
The article explains how sun exposure causes chalking and weathering of car finishes. It describes traffic film as a thin hard coating of pigment and dirt, and notes that polishing can restore gloss unless the finish has been penetrated. It also mentions refinishing when the original coat is damaged, and advises removing traffic film and applying a proper polish.
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