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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 15, 1931
Page
5
Mr Halliday and Angela clash over temper as Martha plays with Nick and Sonny. The adults restrain themselves to avoid a scene while a tower project captures the children's attention in the house. He resolves to return to the child and deal with Angela later.
Angela watches Halliday charm their guest Gay as Nick muses on beauty and soul. Gay privately warns of danger in Angela, while Nick teases and consoles his wife about jealousy and desire before dawn ends the visit.
A tense moment between a woman and Halliday ends when laughter from outside window relieves the confrontation. He warns the scene could worsen, noting it was only a cat but implying future risk if provoked.
A reader testifies over years of use, praising Kruschen for indigestion relief and renewed vitality. The account describes improved saliva flow, digestion, and absorption, attributing changes to Nature's mineral salts as part of the regimen. The narrative also notes a scene of travel with Martha and Angela as a companion detail and a cliffhang cut claim "(To Be Continued)".
A promotional offer invites first time users to try Kruschen at no cost. The GIANT trial pack combines the 75 cent regular bottle with a trial bottle that lasts about one week. If unsatisfied, the pharmacist will refund the 75 cents. Produced by E. Griffiths Hughes Ltd Manchester with Toronto importers McGillivray Bros Ltd.
The article notes Francis Stokes argues Thanington near Canterbury in Kent is the true inspiration for Gray’s Elegy, challenging the traditional Stokes Poges in Buckinghamshire claim. Rev S Gordon Wilson counters, citing Gray’s interest in Bentley’s 1753 illustrations and pointing to differences between depicted ruins and Stoke church.
This week’s recipe by Betty Barclay presents Macedoine Salad combining cooked rice peas pimento relish minced celery grated cheese and salt. Chill the mixture and serve on crisp lettuce with French dressing or mayonnaise.
A simple dessert for four mixes sugar cornstarch and salt with evaporated milk and orange juice. The custard thickens in a double boiler then receives butter before being poured into molds and served with milk or cream.
Weather expert J B Kincer of the U S Department of Agriculture estimates that a single inch of May to August rain in North Dakota yields about six million bushels of oats and nearly nine million bushels of wheat, totaling substantial value across crops including barley potatoes flaxseed and hay.
A manager tells his bookkeeper he will keep the same pay but get a hat peg. a caller asks about another artist and is told there is a man on the fourth floor who paints. a minister’s daughter has many boyfriends because her father gives out him. a man seldom meets someone smarter than himself.
A traditional notice promotes Nerviline as a home treatment for colds and flu symptoms. It claims most flu cases begin with a cold, advises thrice daily throat gargling, and suggests rubs for chest tightness to prevent dangerous outcomes. The ad highlights Nerviline for coughs colds sore throat and minor ailments with a 35 cent price at dealers.
The Cunard liner Franconia announces its 1932 world cruise plan with diverse ports of call. New features include a Haifa stop with three days ashore, Bali visits at Buleleng and Telok Padang, and calls at Athens Cap S Jacques Paknam Macassar and Chinwangtao for Saigon Pekin and Bangkok sites.
An advertisement extols Dr. J. D. Kelloge's Asthma Remedy as a powerful family treatment. It claims thousands of grateful letters prove benefits for incipient and chronic asthma and urges readers to avoid lesser preparations in favor of the genuine Kellogg's available everywhere.
A 1920s style critique notes 150000 fewer farms in the United States than in 1920 as demand for food grows while producers shrink. It warns of social consequences and recalls a Roman inscription about funding orphan girls, framing the change as a leveling trend.
A reflective verse piece cites Romans eight and a Scottish proverb to urge patience during hardship. It recalls a father telling his son to bide a wee and not fret, stressing trust in God’s unseen plans and the value of a meek quiet spirit.
An advert touts Douglas Egyptian Liniment as the finest blistering salve for animals. It claims to leave hair roots natural and healthy, promote hair regrowth, and leave no scar.
The article explains how artists find perfect models for covers. Thrasher once used six different girls to compose one displayed subject, each contributing arms limbs hair eyes nose and overall beauty. The saying too many cooks in this case do not spoil the broth.
Canadian snuff production increased from 1919 to 1929 with exports not noted. In 1929 about 997000 pounds were made valued at 1280933 dollars, up over 337000 pounds and more than 530000 dollars from a decade earlier. Domestic use is emphasized as the product is not listed in exports.
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