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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 19, 1939

Page

7

Flight of Sarah Lynn and Gunnar Toward New Skies

Sarah Lynn enjoys her first flight in her own plane with Gunnar Thorwald as they travel from the meadow to San Jose. A media rush follows, while Gunnar forms a cautious friendship and declares fliers shall not marry. She longs to test a parachute after more flying lessons and adventures.

Sarah Lynn Granny Uncle Lynn San Jose Gunnar Thorwald Jordan Danavale Lynn Dana Gunnar Lake of Tahoe Ethelinda Pennington San Francisco Earth jJust

Williams Pink Pills promised to boost blood oxygen

An ad touts Williams Pink Pills as a remedy to increase red blood cells and oxygen delivery, claiming improved energy and vitality. It warns of symptoms from poor oxygen and urges readers to buy pills from druggists, noting a purported proof of effectiveness.

Dr. Williams Cape

Pilot Heart Condition Likely Tailed Plane Crash Near Lac a la Croix

Three men died when a plane crashed on March 5 near Lac a la Croix, 75 miles west of Chicoutimi. Dr. Rosario Fontaine, in a medico legal inquiry, suggested heart artery hardening may have caused Therrien to collapse and lose control. Stadler of Westmount and Capt Herve St Martin of St Felicien also perished.

Lac-a-la-Croix Oscar Therrien Rosario Fontaine Flver Fontaine Chicoutimi Chibougamau Therrien John C. Stadler, Jr Westmount Herve St. Martin St. Felicien

Fingerprint tie links drowned man to Derby electrician

In 1909 police fingerprints identified a drowned man in the River Stour at Sudbury Suffolk as Peter Campbell an electrician of Derby. Campbell had been jailed at Manchester 30 years earlier for stealing cigars and disappeared. Detective-Inspector Dunn cited hundreds of thousands of identifications as correct before a verdict of found drowned was returned.

Stour Sudbury Suffolk England Dunn Scotland Yard Peter Campbell Derby Manchester

Queen Mary Buys Early Christmas Gifts at British Industries Fair

The 72 year old Queen Mary has already bought many Christmas presents at the British Industries Fair. She purchased 80 handbags as part of her shopping, noting the appeal of purses for women and the thrill of buying in bulk. It is 283 days until December 25.

Queen Mary

Richest Man in the World Rules Hyderabad in Striking Style

The Nizam of Hyderabad, a $600 million magnate ruling 14 million subjects, governs from a red and gold hall. He never leaves Indian shores, remains largely a prisoner in his own land, and travels in a 1927 touring car while owning six palaces and a fleet of 50 limousines. He funds public welfare with much of his fortune.

Nizam of Hyderabad Nizam

How to Write Warm Friendly Letters and Learn

Advice column urges readers to write with personal detail and warmth. It promotes a 32 page booklet Good Letter Writing Made Easy from the Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union offering letter etiquette and sample notes for social and business use.

Bill Margie Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg

Never Carried A Purse by Frank Munsey

The childhood purchase of a partitioned leather purse for 3.50 left Frank Munsey broke but with a purse. He later received a refund and never carried a purse again. Munsey's estate was appraised at 40 million dollars.

Frank A. Munsey Maine Frank Munsey

Polar Lights Seen In Various Forms As Sunspot Cycle Peaks

Scientists link polar aurora to sunspot activity with displays expected when the sunspot cycle reaches its maximum. The phenomenon may appear in about six forms, the arch being the most common.

Arch

Alligators Survive Long Droughts Without Food

A concise note explains that alligators can endure a month or more without eating, highlighting their surprising hunger resilience and slow metabolism during dry spells.

Fiery Itching Skin Finds Quick Relief with Antiseptic

An antiseptic advertised for fast relief of itching skin, rash, and sores promises rapid healing of open wounds. The product is sold by chemists at a low cost, with claims of stopping skin disease symptoms quickly. It mentions Moones Emerald Oil as a modern drug store option.

Bosemart Barber's Moone Emerald

Tourist traffic to Canada seen doubling in 1939 says railway executive

P A Clews of London European manager for Canadian National Railways predicts a 100 percent rise in British travel to Canada in 1939. Tourists will visit Quebec, Montreal, Toronto and Niagara Falls and many will extend to Jasper National Park. Twenty two newspapers are now promoting Canadian travel to potential patrons.

British Isles Canada P. A. Clews London England Canadian National Railways Montreal Toronto Niagara Falls Seaboard Pacific Coast Jasper National Park Clews Dominion

World glycerine from gasoline by product discovered

Shell Development Company scientists report a new glycerine made from a propane based waste gas from gasoline cracking. The process uses chlorine to create allyl chlorine then converts it to glycerine, claiming non toxic quality and world supply potential from oil wells.

Balti American Chemical Society Shell Development Company Emeryville Cal United States

Accidents Linked King Ghazi and Lawrence of Arabia

The article notes King Ghazi of Iraq died in a speeding car crash near the Palace of Flowers in Baghdad, likening his fate to Lawrence of Arabia. It recalls Lawrence’s death after being thrown from a motorcycle at high speed on a lonely English road on May 19, 1935.

King Ghazi Palace of Flowers Baghdad Lawrence of Arabia Lawrence Shaw Royal Air Force

Bethlehem Motorist Arrested for Yield Right of Way

In Bethlehem Pennsylvania police arrested a motorist named Golden Rule on charges of failing to yield the right of way.

Bethlehem Golden Rule

Marriage is universal in China report

A brief article notes marriage remains universal in China as bachelors and old maids are reportedly unknown.

China

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