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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1938
Page
9
A reader advocates Kruschen Salts as a remedy for headaches. She credits daily warm-water doses with breakfast for reducing headaches, arguing headaches stem from stomach issues and bodily waste buildup that Kruschen cleanses, providing lasting relief.
Ernest flees a booming castle as a pack of foxhounds pursues a cub through bedrooms and corridors. Hounds crash into nobles while Captain Duff-Hooper orders control, and Rosa forges a wary truce as Ernest plots a bold reply.
In Somersetshire a grand fox hunt unfolds at Bingley Castle. Ernest Bingley faces a tense ride with Fin McCool the Irish giant horse toward the starting point after a boisterous dawn house party and wary glances from the guests.
Ernest Bingley struggles to control Fin McCool as the hunt accelerates. The horse vaults over a ditch and climbs to the front of the field while the rider clings on and dodges shouted cautions from Captain Duff-Hooper. To Be Continued.
University of Iowa psychologist Dr. Abraham B. Bottleber reports brain wave studies showing each person has a unique pattern and that a mother’s brain resembles the daughter’s while a father’s resembles the son’s. India plans five new sugar factories and expands several existing plants.
J C Kirkwood argues in Marketing that top bosses in large firms burn out early due to constant strain. He notes mergers create giants but at the cost of sleepless nights, financial pressure, and lost family life, suggesting smaller firms offer steadier careers.
The student body at the University of Western Ontario in London voted to abolish hazing for freshmen. The Ottawa Journal commends the move as a sensible step likely to inspire other Canadian universities to drop the practice and protect student dignity and education.
Historic fashion notes describe an English bride two centuries ago in lavender kid wedding slippers with heart shaped heels. A historical record mentions a pink silk heel richly beaded in steel, alongside a heroic rescue by Mrs. Allie Grady of New York when her three year old son Arthur fell into the Hudson River.
Ottawa resident Hon. Martin Burrell, 79, longtime parliamentary librarian and wartime cabinet minister, died after a three week illness. Born in England, he moved to Canada in 1883 and held multiple political roles including mayor of Grand Forks and MP for Yale Cariboo. He served as minister of agriculture, secretary of state, minister of mines, and minister of customs and inland revenue before his death.
Canadian Rhodes scholars shaped national life says Daniel R. Michener, rebutting Belleville Mayor Jamieson Bone who claimed none of the 232 Rhodes scholars reached national fame or wealth. Michener names Norman Rogers, L Ralph Sherman, and George W. Ferguson among notable Rhodes figures.
A Philadelphia collector explains a two percent sales tax on a beefsteak when a caller asks if a steak used for a black eye is taxable. The record notes one steak for black eye cost 22 cents with 1 cent tax. England deposits over 1.5 billion tons of dust yearly, later recycled by rain. Paris census places population at 2,792,438.
The Ottawa Journal notes that Czechoslovakia has a fragile defence force and sits encircled by Germany after Austria’s incorporation into the Reich. It highlights a pact with France promising aid and Britain's indirect role through Versailles, warning of a potential Franco British conflict if Germany invades.
Miss A. C. Munro of India and Fort William Ont. visits Japan and reports that locals oppose war. She notes people are kept ignorant, with foreign papers and magazines not allowed, and papers and radio content designed to mislead.
The article notes the gold plate used for state banquets may be moved to Bank of England vaults during air raid danger. An air raid precaution scheme for the castle estate is under consideration, but no broader plan to protect other treasures has been set. A line about desire to buy the gold appears.
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