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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 30, 1930
Page
2
The piece lauds the London naval conference as a hopeful step toward world peace. It notes persistent effort by leaders to reduce armaments and cites Kellogg pact ideals. It links European distrust to racial, linguistic, and religious differences and urges broader education and brotherly understanding to achieve disarmament.
A white haired woman sits at her bench in the J. and E. Stevens plant Cromwell Connecticut. She is described as sixty five years of service and a woman aged sixty five or fighty one year old remains on the job.
Miss Kate Ralph has worked sixty five years for Stevens and began at sixteen. She walks three miles daily to her job painting and packing iron toys. The article notes her health and long tenure as a record in the state. It also promotes Holloway's Corn Remover as a strong recommendation for corn and wart removal.
The League of Nations ends the last relics of the Great War by abolishing import and export controls that blocked raw materials and manufactured goods. As years passed the rules remained and hampered world trade. Minard's is Best for Grippe.
Captain Charles Kingsford Smith, Australian aviator and airline director, repaired a triple engined plane after a forced landing near Bonalbo New South Wales. He tied the tail to a tree and, with engines at full speed, launched the machine. a farmer cut the rope and the aircraft escaped like a rocket. The plane bucked through the forest but successfully reached the airdrome.
A spring health pitch touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood building nerve tonic to combat winter fatigue. The ad cites testimonials from A Marcotte of North Ham Quebec and urges purchase from local dealers or by mail for 50 cents a box from Brockville Ontario.
The Ontario provincial police annual report tabled in the legislature shows total prosecutions in 1929 at 13 158, up 1 883 from 1928. Murders rose to 20 from 14, manslaughter to 28 from 18, and drownings climbed to 191 from 144 with other increases in auto fatalities and personal crisis reports.
A student published monthly in Fairbanks reports a circulation of 4000 copies. The paper is produced by Alaska College students and targets local readers with campus and community news.
Ultra large stones especially emeralds rubies and sapphires see high demand with values potentially reaching fifty thousand dollars. The market cited strong buyer interest and limited supply lifting prices.
Canadian poet Bill Drummond, known for The Habitant and other works, is recalled as a busy telegraph operator in the 1870s while an undergraduate at McGill. Thomas Rodger, retired CN Railways official, recalls Drummond balancing night wire work with medical studies and early literary success.
The article asserts that beyond Indian states there are many millionaires in British India, mostly Indian, yet far richer is the abundance of gold and silver hoards scattered across British India and the Indian States.
An advertisement asserts Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy can rapidly curb asthma. It claims the formula reaches the breathing passages, drives out the ailment, and provides ready use for immediate relief.
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium toured the tomb of Tut Ankh Amon in the Valley of the Kings with Howard Carter, reportedly avoiding any omen of bad luck. The royal party then traveled from their yacht to Karnak on the Nile voyage.
The piece promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a reliable home remedy for inflammatory pains and minor injuries. It argues a doctor may not be available when needed and that the oil saves fees by treating cuts scratches bruises and sprains at home.
An appeal notes open wells and loose boards with nails threaten children on farms and in towns. Both risks are easily prevented by simple care and foresight.
In Italy, about 100000 people rely on automobile manufacturing and sales for their livelihoods. Minard's Will Stop That Toothache.
The article notes paper losses surpassing 5 billion dollars in Canadian stocks during the market crash, yet argues Canada’s vast natural resources and wealth, including mines forests and fisheries, protect the country from lasting damage. It contends the Dominion’s wealth dwarfs debt and euro rivals, leaving Canadians relatively unshaken.
The three Wainwright bison Jupiter Toots and Casper were gifted by Canada and arrived in Adelaide in good condition. They now roam near yaks and African buffalo with a brass gate tablet citing Buffalo from Wainwright Park Alberta Canada Canadian National Railways donated by the Dominion of Canada. Persian Balm advertised for skin care and beauty benefits.
For the first time since its 1924 establishment the Winnipeg central steam heating system reports a surplus of 31000 dollars in the past year. The system is now expected to operate on a paying basis going forward.
Wide interest is shown in the proposed opening of the Hudson Bay route this year with many communications received by the Department of Railways Labor and Industries. It is anticipated a large crowd will attend the opening ceremonies.
A compact adage highlights the value of humor in daily life, suggesting it yields more lasting benefits than remorse. It presents a practical, timeless reminder about attitude and resilience.
The British Post Office will provide direct wireless telephone service to Canada. The House of Commons debated Marconi versus Post Office systems, with evidence the Canadian government seeks direct service. The Post Office claims lower aerial costs and three wave lengths per Dominion, versus two or one for Marconi.
In Norway researchers test electric heating for church buildings to assess efficiency and safety. The project examines installation methods, energy use, and potential cost savings for parish facilities.
Real dyes offer brightest shades for dresses drapes and lingerie. Diamond Dyes use high quality anilines to produce soft bright colors that stay true after washing. Easy to apply prevent spotting or streaking and keep depth and brilliance. 115¢ per package at all drug stores.
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