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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 01, 1931
Page
4
A reader credits Kruschen Salts with dissolving years of backache kidney trouble and dreadful headaches after a friend's recommendation. She notes initial doubt, a trial purchase, and relief before finishing the bottle, sharing the health transformation with others.
Free trial offer claims Kruschen can prove its effects with GIANT packages and a 75c trial bottle. Customer tests the sample first, then decides if the regular bottle meets the claim, with druggist authorization to return if unsatisfied.
More than one hundred spectators at Tokio were burned when a chemical sprayed from aircraft failed to vaporize. The British Territorial Army strength stands at 6,631 officers and 127,282 other ranks, down from last year. Sale of Grand National ticket bets in Britain is ruled illegal by the high court. The Art Faculty’s gold medal for 1930 goes to All Quiet on the Western Front. The King agrees to allot two to three acres of the Norfolk estate to flax trials. McGill University’s 1930 31 directory lists Abramowitz first, Zwisser last. Alexandra Tolstoy cannot enter Canada due to immigration rules. China plans a 30 percent tobacco tax to aid Shensi and Kansu relief, potentially $15,000,000. The Empire Shop in Birmingham opens January 26, part of Empire Marketing Board efforts with Glasgow following last year.
Charles W. Lowe M Sc lecturer at the University of Manitoba has been elected a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He is noted for freshwater and marine algae research and will publish two papers on algae in British Columbia. Patents run 17 years from issue with no renewal. extensions require a special act of Congress. Britain anticipates a record pleasure boating season this year.
The article argues breast feeding offers the best health outcome for infants and urges mothers to nurse if possible. It lists practices for feeding regularity, warmth, cleanliness, fresh air, proper milk, and doctor advised solids while cautioning against pacifiers and sharing mouths. It emphasizes early medical guidance and distinguishing well from sick babies.
The saying notes that babies seldom get sick and, if illness occurs, they usually recover fast. It emphasizes prevention to maintain health rather than treatment after illness.
Col Hanford MacNider U S minister to Canada told the Canadian Club in Toronto that peaceful division of the continent yielded greater benefits than occupation. He said good relations and understanding between Canada and the United States are vital to the world and noted few conflicts of opinion beyond occasional political or economic tensions.
Scientists in Arkansas report a 5,000,000-volt stroke measured on an electric line appears weaker than machine electricity. The warning cautions against underestimating lightning’s danger as it can split rocks raze buildings and kill people swiftly.
No 215 Practical Day Dress in multiple bust sizes with fabric yardage requirements. No 212 Smart Pinafore Frock for children sizes 2 4 6 years. No 623 Smart Jacket Suit for adults and teens with yardage for jacket skirt waist and lining. No 837 Youthful Button Closing and No 998 Smart Sophistication for children. Send 25 cents and return pattern number size with name and address.
An instructional page outlines steps to order patterns and supplies. It lists simple directions, contact details, and ordering options while noting basic catalog access and payment methods.
Saskatchewan plans allow any boy aged 12 to 18 to join as a Lone Scout via correspondence under provincial supervision. W. J. P. Selby outlines badges such as gardener farmer and poultry, with leaders maintaining contact. Lone Patrols may form where possible.
J M Davidson of the Industrial Development Board of Manitoba notes in Montreal that Alberta produces over 100 million annually, Saskatchewan about 60 million, and Manitoba 165 million. He cites 16.33 million more capital invested in Manitoba manufacturing than in livestock and equipment, and Manitoba’s output last year more than twice western dairy, crops, poultry and honey combined.
Thousands keep unused coats suits dresses shoes and hats in closets. The San Francisco Chronicle urges readers to donate these garments to warm someone in need, turning unused items into aid.
Investigations note medical men in the United States give away about 365 million dollars a year in unpaid services while Canada’s medical fraternity is estimated at 30 million. Critics lack such philanthropy data. A scientist claims human intelligence is 450000 years old and motorists fail to solve traffic jams by honking.
The Philippines will participate in the World's Grain Exhibition and Conference opening in Regina in 1932. The College of Agriculture at the University of the Philippines, led by Dr. B M Gongalez, will showcase native yellow Flint corn Lagkit corn nine rice varieties field peas beans and soybeans shipped from Manila over 6000 miles.
A novel water sprinkler system covers an entire ship carrying explosives. When sunlight heats the ship, the system activates and keeps the decks damp with a constant water film to reduce risk.
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