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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 28, 1955
Page
3
Medical opinion shows no basis for avoiding tall sluggish youngsters in athletics. Sports help mature reflexes and coordination. organic soundness means participation is beneficial. Watch for athlete’s nausea signs. manage with relaxation, timing meals, peppermint oil as advised.
The prompt asks which river is longest among Saguenay Churchill Ottawa and queries retail spending in 1941 3.4 billion and today estimates. It then asks whether factory taxes on a low-price Canadian car are 150 290 or 4027 dollars and which fur trapper pelts are most plentiful beaver rabbit or muskrat and finally what share of taxes Ottawa collects 30 50 or 70 percent.
Quick Canadian Facts provides the answers: Ottawa collects about 70 percent of taxes. Question 3 reports $402. Question 1 notes The Churchill at 1,000 miles long. Question 4 names the muskrat. Question 2 lists over $12 billion.
The piece argues the gospels show Jesus as a savior whose aim is spiritual renewal rather than miracles. It cites Lazarus and the widow's son to illustrate miraculous acts, then emphasizes salvation through gospel grace over physical resurrections, noting British Railways carries millions of passengers daily.
The piece surveys beliefs on Chinese women's youthfulness, cites Strowger’s 1890s dial telephone origin, and notes shifting attitudes toward aging. It recounts Fatima Hassan’s bigamy case, the Mary Linda name trend, widows with children seeking partners, cross Atlantic marriages, and a rise in appearance rejuvenation among men and women seeking to look younger.
B J Gorby of the Brandon Experimental Farm describes fall plowing and manuring as key for garden plots. Clearing crop refuse helps control insects and diseases while applying well rotted barnyard manure at about half a ton per 1000 square feet boosts fertility and soil condition.
Weekly puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues for a crossword. Clues include instrument depictions pear shaped measure of weight and Greek letters with themed entries across and down. Answers span common nouns and proper names reflecting music, geography and language.
Health officials urge immediate and continuous artificial respiration in drowning cases. Misconceptions persist that CPR is useless after four minutes underwater, or that death signs are definitive, with reports of revival after long submersion. Authorities call for clear airways and reporting successful resuscitations to the Health League of Canada.
Frost tolerance varies among commercial barley types. Compana Titan and O A C 21 show strong resistance while Vantage, Newal Montcalm Velvon 11 are more susceptible. Field resistance is hard to test, so laboratory freezing at Lethbridge confirms which hybrids endure spring frosts. Future varieties will be bred for frost resilience. New York City Transit Authority tests air conditioned subway cars to reduce heat and conserve energy.
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