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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 02, 1933
Page
5
Firestone promotes extra value with longer tire life at no extra cost. The ad claims Firestone tires cost the same as ordinary tires while featuring Gum-Dipped Cords, extra tread cords, balanced construction and a non skid tread. Tires are guaranteed 12 months against blowouts and road hazards. Replace worn tires today from a Firestone dealer.
A compiled roster of automobile garages and service stations across Saskatchewan and nearby towns. Entries include company names such as McAllister Motors and Barth & Anderson, plus individual operators like W. C. Haug in Dawson Creek and J. N. Schreifers in Wetaskiwin, reflecting a broad dealer network.
In a twentieth century American art class Camilla Hoyt clashes with Professor Drake over a still life study. Peter Anson, admired for his talent and modest demeanor, critiques Camilla’s sketch, prompting her embarrassment and resolve as she leaves the room.
Camilla endures a tense class scene as Peter Anson offers critiques on her drawing while she grapples with unspoken feelings. The setting shifts to a park and museum area where Camilla seeks solace, enduring inner turmoil about Peter and life’s whirlpool. The scene ends with a suggestive gesture as a hand touches her shoulder.
A wartime era advertisement urges exhausted wives to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic. It claims many women benefit and advises buying from a druggist to regain strength and endure burdens at home.
A plum colored coat once owned by highwayman Dick Turpin yielded coins dated 1711 to 1732, a gold ring, two silver rings, and silver gilt earrings after purchaser E Rutter found six silver coins and two copper coins inside the lining at Cambridge. Turpin reportedly left the items at the Three Tuns Inn before his execution.
No gift is lovelier than peace. After youth's fires and ambitious climbs, the seeker finds that fame's rewards turn hollow. Through trials and toil, he learns that peace is priceless, more dear than treasure or Troy, and finally seeks quiet wisdom.
After two and a quarter years in office as Governor General of Canada, the Earl of Bessborough told a Halifax audience that the outstanding trait of Canadians is friendliness. He made the remark during a visit by the royal couple to Nova Scotia on their touring route, addressing the United Services Institute of Nova Scotia.
Poet laureate John Masefield spoke at Rhodes House Oxford arguing the sea is a chief school for storytellers. He recalled being bred to the sea as a boy and that sailors he knew as a youth were prolific tellers of stories aboard sailing ships from age thirteen.
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland leads a royal bicycle parade along The Hague sands with Princess Juliana and attendants, all riding push-bikes in a long royal procession.
The fortune of the Maharajah of Jaipur, one of India's wealthiest men, was estimated recently to exceed a substantial sum. In related business news, interest in silver mining is being revived in Mexico.
A devotional reflection on serving in all places as God’s workers. It urges embracing daily tasks as part of the King’s work, even amid hedges and hindrances, because God assigns the pottery in our hands for his purpose. The author is F. R. Havergal.
Lord Melchett, born Jewish and baptized Christian, returned to Judaism in a private Stamford Hill synagogue ceremony. He joined a Sabbath service afterward. Rev. Maurice Pertzweig, longtime friend and conductor, cited Nazi anti Jewish activity and deep study as contributing factors.
Miss Dorothy Buck, the Tunisian novelist living in Tunisia, recounts customs from her European tour. She notes that in her country visitors bring their own water pitcher to meals, and although wine is abundant, water remains a precious and treasured commodity.
A Syrian stowed away in Havre aboard the Ile de France using a ventilator. After three days at sea the ventilator chilled him, causing a cold that led to his confinement in irons.
Louis Waynal a Los Angeles carpenter has spent five years printing what he believes to be the world s largest Bible Each page was hand printed and the finished volume contains 8048 pages weighing about half a ton
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