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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 1954
Page
5
Lost shoe alert from Oak River. A brown zippered overshoe with elastic at top disappeared last Friday morning. Believed thrown into a farm truck parked on Front Street or near McCallum's Garage. Return to Mrs. F Waldon, Oak River.
The October 1907 meeting of Hamota Manitoba Methodists recommended young member R. Y. Tindale for the ministry. He was ordained missionary in Atlantic Saskatchewan and later served in the United Church until retiring in July 1952. Aug 1952 reunion at Hamio ta sparked warm recalls with old board members. Tempus fugit says Mr. Tindale.
The August Wo tian Aid meeting at Hamiocta heard from 11 of 16 districts. A cash balance of 1,959 and a 199 debt for thermopacks were noted. Blood bank reports show 178 donors and 216 pints received last year, with 204 pints used at Hamiota hospital. Linen supplies to be purchased include 10 sheets and 12 dozen diapers. A four member committee was formed to brief the Liquor Enquiry Commission and a Winnipeg convention delegate was named to attend September 29 30 with Dufferin Roblin and F C Bell as speakers.
Informal OCR fragment notes afternoon hours for a law office and a contact phone, indicating Wednesday afternoons open while Saturday afternoons are closed, with a Manitoba location hint.
An exploration of nail care through history from ancient Babylonia to modern times, noting how manicure practices shifted from male status symbols to female beauty routines. Key milestones include Cleopatra, Chinese nail length indicate status, Marie Antoinette court norms, 1875 reformulations, 1911 cuticle dissolver, Peggy Sage tinted polish, and the rise of colored and cream polishes by the 1940s.
Household hints include lemon juice for stains and vinegar wash for storm window panes. A potato rice meat dish is outlined with tomato soup, plus a Sunbeam Frypan display and a storage tip for summer fabrics.
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