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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 09, 1942
Page
2
A public statement argues that victory requires total Allied resolve and a permanent peace. It calls for English-speaking unity with the United Nations, a strong British Empire deterrent, and a revised League of Nations to endure beyond this war.
A health and cooking feature explains eggs as must foods for families, suggests 3-4 eggs per person weekly, discusses shell colors white versus brown, yolk color, and freshness myths, plus refrigeration, cooking times, and methods. It notes vitamins iron and protein, with advice on serving eggs across meals and a postal card offer from the Western Division Health League of Canada.
The document lists students who completed training at No 1 Central Navigation School Rivers Manitoba for Air Observers, with names including LAC Andrew Lethbrides Alberta, R G Cassidy Alberta, LAC L G Cotlins Marchwell Saskatchewan, and many others across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia. It notes LAC designations and their home towns such as Lethbridge Calgary Regina Canmore Red Deer Moose Jaw Broderick Sack, and ends with E J Stevenson Regina.
Speakers from Regina discuss a municipal medical plan tested in McKillop since 1929. Dr. Hitsman notes benefits of preventive care, early diagnosis, and national health potential. The plan covers 2100 people with 21 days hospital ward access and includes X rays and physiotherapy.
Captain George Fried of the Bureau of Navigation comments on luxury liners. A young man who crossed on one of the new ships recalls that he felt seasick throughout the trip, yet he says it was wonderful because it proved he was truly on the ocean.
A wartime column urges durable clothing use and conservative spending. It explains unit supply roles from Quarter Master Sergeants to the Salvage Branch, stressing accountability for issued items, proper care, and returning worn gear to curb inflation and waste.
A collection of aphorisms on necessity guiding industry courage and virtue. Quotes from La Rochefoucauld, Epictetus, Smiles, Quarles, Mary Baker Eddy, Dryden reflect on how need drives wisdom action fear and moral life.
Mrs Newwed questions a bank loan last minute after a maid’s attempt to borrow $100 is denied. Mr Newwed explains the bank lends on notes as expected, revealing a miscommunication about the loan.
A historical note explains that frogs can survive without lungs, absorbing oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide through their skin. The adaptability of amphibian respiration highlights the role of cutaneous exchange in survival and physiology.
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