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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 1931
Page
2
The passage argues current global woes stem from flawed education and ignorance of Nature's immutable laws. It asserts schools push frills and narrow nationalism while neglecting critical thinking and political economy, urging early study of Nature's laws and practical thinking to empower future generations.
The famous estate of Lord Strathcona in Glencoe is for sale. It spans over 75 miles in area with boundaries 22 miles from Loch Leven to Bannock. Glencoe recalls the 1692 massacre of the MacDonalds and includes the sentinel rock.
In dialogue, Mrs Dooley notes closing the saloons raises her husband’s standing while another laments Mike once known as the village drunk now seems like nobody. The exchange reflects shifting reputations in the community.
A report notes that vegetable oils may serve as a viable fuel for certain diesel engines. It cites potential benefits such as compatibility with existing engines and reduced emissions, while acknowledging the need for further testing to address viscosity and fuel handling considerations.
Vancouver Merchants' Exchange estimates show wheat shipments for the current crop year to June 11 will exceed 70 million bushels. Thus far this year 65,872,425 bushels have moved, up from 43,917,181 for the same period last year.
A motorist challenges a companion to keep going at forty miles per hour. She answers yes despite the dust and grit, showing resolve and stamina in a tough, dusty journey.
Fossil monkeys discovered in Holland suggest the region once enjoyed a warmer climate in geological history. The finds indicate ancient fauna adapted to warmer conditions, signaling shifts in Europe’s climate over millions of years.
A Dominion Government unemployment relief grant funded local public works reaching 70.7 million by end of June. Labor reports 309000 employed with 6637000 man-days. provincial breakdown ranges from Prince Edward Island to British Columbia and includes special drought relief in Saskatchewan. Railways and crossing fund add over 28 million. 88000 families received direct relief, with most relief delivered by a three way split among Dominion provinces and municipalities.
The House of Commons committee report tabled by the industrial and international relations panel rejects Miss Agnes MacPhail’s resolution. She urged one percent of war spending to fund international professorships and scholarships in Canadian universities to promote peace.
A caller asked a Philadelphia birdstore to ship 30 000 cockroaches arguing he needed the pests to restore the property to its original condition after moving. The lighthearted exchange hints at an unusual tenant’s demand.
Captain Hugh Duncan Grant announced plans for eight man made seadromes to dot the Atlantic between the United States and Great Britain. The first seadrome will sit off the U.S. coast with a six acre deck and 70 feet above water. Buoyant air tanks extend 40 feet below while ballistic tanks of pig iron stabilize the platforms 177 feet downward.
Australia releases three commemorative stamps for Kingsford Smith World Flights. A two pence red a three pence blue and a six pence air mail mauve depict an aeroplane between hemispheres with Australia at the top and Kingsford Smith's World Flights at the bottom. The air mail stamp bears Air Mail Service instead of postage. In Melbourne the six penny air mail sold out within fifteen minutes.
Four hundred delegates including professors physicians priests workers and women gathered in Verona Italy for the first congress of rhabdomancy divining. A commission buried nine ten foot holes with metals and pipes of running water in the stadium seeking to test abilities. Professor Mercati of Rome University said he wore rubber soles to avoid disturbing sensations while walking.
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil has a subtle power of its own and is kept as a valuable liniment by users. It is praised for numerous uses and has long been valued as a leading liniment for both people and animals.
The Soviet Government has granted visas to George Bernard Shaw and Lady Nancy Astor along with a party of distinguished Britons who announced their intention to visit Russia this summer.
Texas aviators Reg Robbins and Harold S. Jones abandoned their Seattle to Tokyo flight after reaching Nome due to inability to control the plane in heavy winds. They cited having more than 300 gallons of gasoline and chose not to continue the 5,100 mile hop to Japan.
The article notes a proposed House of Commons amendment by Justice Minister Hugh Guthrie imposing a three year sentence for nude parades and indecent public exposure, targeting Doukhobors in western Canada. It also reports Britain extending export credit to Soviet Russia to 30 months for heavy engineering products, aligning with other European moves and clarifying no new $30 million loan.
Edmonton lumberman J Victor Carlson and son Arthur Victor Carlson claim to have perfected a process that turns muskeg litter into Mosstex insulation. The Edmonton Journal notes experimental work has progressed to offering the material to the building trade, tapping abundant northern Alberta muskeg vegetation.
Hon. D. G. McKenzie Minister of Mines and Natural Resources travels to fishing settlements along Lake Manitoba collecting data on industry problems. He aims to formulate plans to improve the fishing sector and support workers.
Advert says remove callouses and enlarge ments with Douglas Egyptian Liniment as a wonderful remedy.
The provincial government directs agents and police in remote districts to provide food credit of 40 cents per day at local stores for all who need it. The allowance applies to both women and men as unemployment relief measures begin in British Columbia.
Official confirmation of foot and mouth outbreaks in England Scotland and Ireland leads the Dominion Department of Agriculture to revoke all permits for importing cattle sheep goats and other ruminants and swine from infected countries. Shipments embarked by June 20 1981 may proceed to Canadian points though new permits are halted for an unspecified period.
An old fashioned remedy named Mother Graves Worm Exterminator claims to drive worms from children. The note touts its suitability as a pleasant medicine for young patients.
The British Medical Research Council announced a new smallpox serum based on work by Professor William John Tulloch and Dr. James Craigie. The serum allows definite diagnosis in early stages when symptoms are doubtful.
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