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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 06, 1932

Page

2

Debt Relief for Western Farmers Drives Contingent Solutions

The article argues debt write downs are essential as two to three years of drought and low prices leave Western Canadian farmers unable to service inflated postwar loans. It favors capitalizing debts and amortizing payments over 15 to 30 years to preserve ownership, avoid foreclosures, and sustain national production and prosperity.

Canada Germany France Great Britain United States

Magnetic Needle Work Maps Canada Across Centuries

The article traces the real direction measurements of the magnetic needle across Canada as part of the Topographical Survey under the Department of the Interior. Beginning with Jacques Cartier in 1534 and continuing through Drake, Davis, Baffin, Cook, Vancouver, and Franklin, it highlights key explorers who advanced this surveying work from the Gulf of St. Lawrence to the Pacific coast and interior.

Canada Department of the Interior Jacques Cartier Gulf of St. Lawrence Sir Francis Drake Pacific John Davis Davis Strait William Baffin Baffin Island Cook Captain Vancouver Sir John Franklin Interior

Damascus: The World’s Oldest Continuous City Claim

A statement asserts Damascus as the oldest continuous city in history based on ancient habitation and urban development. The note contrasts enduring settlement with the varied claims found in historical discussions.

Damascus

Manitoba election date set between session end and July

Premier John Bracken informed the legislature that Manitoba's general election would occur between the close of the current session and the end of July. He answered Conservative leader Col. F G Taylor's demand for the exact date.

Manitoba John Bracken Bracken Col F. G. Taylor

Huge Esquimalt drydock rivals world’s largest

The drydock at Esquimalt B.C. extends 1 186 feet overall and is one of three in the world large enough to hold the Cunarder under construction on the Clyde in Scotland. Britain's foreign trade in iron and steel products is growing in volume.

Esquimalt B.C Clyde Scotland

Woman Seeks Sleep Relief Through Milburn Pills

Mrs. K. McElroy of Kirkfield Ontario reports nervous exhaustion and sleep trouble. After seven boxes of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills she claims relief, improved sleep, and weight gain.

Milburn

Pursuit of Saskatchewan Farm Lands Prompts Board Inquiry

Dr. Alex C. Rab of Dayton Ohio writes to the Prince Albert Board of Trade seeking agricultural prospects in northern Saskatchewan. He aims to establish a 2000 to 3000 acre farm with two highly educated brothers and projects a 15 to 16 year return on investment. He asks for undeveloped land, soil productivity, climate suitability for animals and crops, and nearby city proximity.

Europe Saskatchewan Alex. C. Rab Dayton Ohio Prince Albert Board of Trade Rab Board of Trade

These Hard Times Weigh on Clothes Renewals

A reader from Quebec touts Diamond Dyes as the economical solution for renewing faded wardrobes. The letter claims Diamond Dyes produce even, non running colors that brighten garments without damaging fabric or leaving it limp. It praising the product as "the world's finest dyes" and suitable for use by children.

S.B.G Quebec

Humane Engineer Rescues Hound From Barbed Wire

Engineer A. W. Paxson noticed a hound trapped in a barb wire fence beside the railroad near Bunker Hill Indiana. He stopped the train at Logansport, drove 30 miles back to the town, and freed the dog from the wire before resuming his duties.

A. W. Paxson Bunker Hill Indiana Logansport Paxson

Original Kellogg Asthma Remedy Promises Relief

Advert reads that Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy continually increases sales yearly. It claims reliable relief and consistent quality for asthma sufferers and urges readers not to suffer another attack but to obtain the remedy today.

J. D. Kellogg

Simply a Parasite in Town Peddler

The peddler does not aid town upkeep paying for roads sidewalks water service lights fire protection or other essential services. He offers nothing to sustain local schools community organizations sports relief or similar needs and is described as a parasite to the community.

Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator Ad Promise

An advertisement touts Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as a remedy to worm infestations weakening children. It claims the product strengthens youngsters by driving out parasites.

Rural mail carrier keeps 44 mile route spotless

Shorty Story, a rural mail carrier west of Salem Kansas, takes pride in his 44 mile route. He recently spent 15 dollars on paint and repainted 128 mail boxes including the customers names on each box.

Shorty” Story Salem Kansas Story

RCMP Moves Post North by Air Transfer to La Ronge

Inspector G C P Montizambert flies from Pelican Narrows to Lac La Ronge and other points as the RCMP transfers the post to La Ronge. A Canadian gallon equals one fifth more than a US gallon. London embraces vacation by air.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police G. C. P. Montizambert Lac la Ronge Pelican Narrows la Ronge United States

Bisurated Magnesia Eases Indigestion After Meals

Dyspeptic relief guidance notes certain foods trigger discomfort and suggests avoiding harmful items. It cites excess stomach acid as a major cause and promotes Bisurated Magnesia as a daily after meals remedy to neutralize acid, curb fermentation, and aid natural digestion.

Watercolor Drawings From Lord Durham Fetch 1850 at Sothebys

Water color drawings of Canadian scenes owned by Lord Durham sold for 1850 at Sothebys in London. Executed in 1838 for John George Lambton later first Earl of Durham, governor general who presented the Durham Report shaping Canada’s Confederation. Include Quebec and Niagara Falls views.

Lord Durham Sotheby's London England John George Lambton Earl of Durham Lambton Castle Lawrence Red Boy

Ladders to Be Fixed on Upper Berths in Rail Cars

The occupant of a lower berth will sleep soundly with permanent ladders on the side of all upper berths on trains between New York and Washington. If successful, ladders will be installed in all Pullman cars. The ladders fold into the bedding compartment by day.

New York Washington

Persian Balm Promises Skin Health and Family Use

Persian Balm is described as a universal family aid for skin care and beauty. It claims benefits for mother and child, and can be used as a hair fixative or cooling shaving lotion for fathers. The text asserts universal skin benefits and urges women to use it.

Measles Request Echoes Humorous Child’s Plan

A humorous line shows Johnnie asking for measles after Willie finishes with them, implying a childlike wish to share in the illness. The remark captures a light moment reflecting household dynamics and the era’s casual tone.

Elements Composed of Electrons and Proteins, Authors Claim

A historical clipping asserts all chemical elements are made from electron and protein electric atoms. The piece presents a speculative view of atomic structure and its authors discuss the nature of matter and elemental composition.

Pink Pills Restore Vitality From Flu Attacks

A Saskatoon reader praises Dr Williams Pink Pills claiming they boost energy during flu recoveries and combat anaemia by rebuilding blood. The advertisement touts that several boxes revive color in the cheeks and restore vitality, noting a price of 50 cents per package at druggists.

Dr. Williams E. M. Ward Saskatoon Sask

Britain plans strong delegation to Imperial Economic Conference

The government aims to send a formidable set of statesmen to Ottawa including Neville Chamberlain J H Thomas Walter Run iceman and Philip Cunliffe-Lister. Officials expect a record conference with broad collaboration and a permanent secretariat to link post conference efforts.

Great Britain Ottawa Neville Chamberlain J. H. Thomas Walter Runciman Philip Cunliffe-Lister

Canada urged to export more foods to China

London writer Edward R. Skipwith, who arrived in Vancouver aboard the Empress of Canada, argues that China should be a strong market for Canadian canned goods and fruits. He notes many Chinese live on pennies, while others are well off and enjoy foreign foods. A health ad promotes Dr. Thomas Electric Oil as a remedy for human and animal injuries.

China Edward R. Skipwith London England Vancouver Canada States Thomas

Indiana Freshman Answers Permit Question With One Word

A freshman at Indiana University faced a permit question on why he would use his car. He answered in the blank with the single phrase To ride in, reflecting a humorous but candid approach to campus parking rules.

Indiana University

Proposals Amid Inheritance Sparks Laughs in Plantations

Miss Mate jokes about inheritance as she mentions three proposals to Miss Take who quips about land. The scene highlights social customs and witty banter centered on property and marriage in a plantation setting.

Mate Take

Denmark’s flag oldest in world since 1219

The Danish flag holds the distinction of being the world’s oldest national banner in continuous use dating back to 1219. It remains a symbol of Danish identity and history through the centuries.

Denmark

Columbus chemist patents germicide for bank bills

A Columbus Ohio chemist developed a germicide for washing bank bills handled by clerks. The invention aims to reduce contamination from currency in banking environments. It also notes Douglas' Egyptian Liniment as a leg wash for stock and its use on horses, bruises, sprains, swellings and joint stiffness.

Columbus Ohio

Russians Furloughed Workers Run Away in Coal Regions

In the Moscow coal area 28,000 of 31,000 workers fled over the past year while five months saw 11,000 of 12,000 Ural miners desert. At Tsaritsin motor works 7,000 employed, 142 remain as others ran away. An electric pencil inscription system writes in gold or silver foil.

Moscow Ural Tsaritsin Motor Works

Remark on tallest mountains near vast ocean shoreline

The statement notes that the continent’s highest peaks lie close to the continent’s largest ocean along its coastal edge, emphasizing geographic proximity between major elevations and expansive maritime waters.

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