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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 30, 1930
Page
7
Eminent physician warns skinny people face grave diseases due to weak reserve strength. New Ironized Yeast promises quick gains in 3 weeks, ends nervousness and constipation, improves skin, and aids weight with two tonics in one. Pleasant tablets available from druggists with money back guarantee.
Charmian enjoys a quiet supper with Grandma Davis and Jim before meeting Dr. Carter who arrives to set up his Wickfield office. Charmian and the doctor share light banter about hats and books while Grandma recalls local history and hints at lingering social expectations.
A terse exchange escalates as one speaker warns that subtlety is unacceptable and threatens ongoing conflict. The dialogue hints at a future continuation.
An advertisement promotes Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for babies and children. It claims Castoria eases fretfulness colic constipation and diarrhea and urges prompt use and physician consultation if relief fails. The copy notes Castoria is sold at drugstores and bears the Chas. H. Fletcher signature on every wrapper.
A. W. J. Powell, a London bus driver, leaves the city after twenty one years to take up farming on the Canadian prairies. His two sons Alfred and William moved to Ontario in 1926 27 and the family sails for Canada in March with help from the European Colonization Organization of the Canadian National Railways. Powell recalled his wartime service in France and a 1919 audience with the King at Buckingham Palace.
The Canadian National Railways will not inaugurate regular passenger and freight service between The Pas and Churchill in April, per CN Western Region GM A A Tisdale. Ballast on the final ninety miles is incomplete. weather delays and summer-ready dock facilities explain the postponement.
William Houston a 76 year old Cincinnati worker has completed a rhymed verse Bible. He rewrote the Bishop Bible of 1537 into 6000 pages of seven line stanzas in early English style after studying many old Bibles in the city library.
Vancouver Exhibition proposes a city World’s Fair in 1936 to mark Vancouver’s golden jubilee pending city council approval announced by J G Matheson general manager Minard’s advertises Wonderful Antiseptic Power.
E L Manning of GE research laboratories told the Engineers Club of Philadelphia that a short length wave could broadcast artificial fevers. He claimed vacuum tubes can raise blood temperatures to control fever and possibly treat disease, while noting the risk of fatal outcomes in humans. He reported experimenting with rabbits and rats showing elimination of diseases corresponding to human illnesses.
Alberta coal mines produced 7 147 250 tons valued at 22 491 061 in 1929 according to A A Millar chief inspector of mines. Shale mined totaled 77 197 tons yielding 26 077 733 bricks in the same period.
Combined harvested wheat in Canada compares very favourably with binder harvested wheat from milling and baking, with no general difference in quality. In one season combine harvests were slightly superior to binder harvests.
In 1929 drought swept Canada’s Prairie Provinces drying ponds and sloughs used by water fowl for breeding. Minard’s notes drought reduced habitat and threatens fall waterfowl.
Poem excerpt contrasts divine support with human burden. Biblical verse from Psalm 1v22 frames a prayerful appeal for trust as a child leans on God. Quotes by Paul Pastner and Bishop Hall are woven into guidance on surrendering worry.
A health advisory praising well sleep in children and advising mothers to avoid scolding sickly children. It promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a safe laxative to regulate bowels, aid digestion, and improve sleep, advertised at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.
The Department of Agriculture names Dr. J. A. Ruddick dairy and cold storage commissioner as Canadian correspondent to the International Dairy Congress to be held in Copenhagen Denmark in 1931.
Thirty American airplanes are reported in service in Peru, reflecting a growing air effort in the region. The count highlights ongoing U.S. aided aviation operations and local deployment.
Excess stomach acid causes indigestion with pain and sourness two hours after meals. An alkali neutralizes acid fast. Phillips Milk of Magnesia is the preferred corrective, neutralizing acid instantly and safely. The medicine is tasteless, quick acting, and has served physicians for 50 years. obtain the genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia with full directions at any drugstore.
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