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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 19, 1931

Page

2

Not the world’s smartest pilot but the oldest one says Bishop

A long editorial extols Colonel W A Bishop VC DS0 as the ultimate brave and careful aviator. It urges caution and safety across activities from driving to boating, praising Bishop’s remark that he wants to be the oldest, not the smartest, while condemning reckless risk taking. It condemns sight of Stop signs and warns drivers against dangerous bravado.

W. A. Bishop V.C D.S.O Canada Bishop

Inland Waterways Compare Ocean Voyage Distances Across North America

The text notes that a trip from Halifax to Liverpool spans 2 485 miles, and a voyage via the St Lawrence to the Great Lakes to Duluth would cover 2 389 miles, only 146 miles less. It mentions the Welland Canal’s 396 foot drop and remarks on Canada’s vast inland waterways and national pride.

Halifax Liverpool Straits of Belle Isle St. Lawrence Great Lakes Duluth Welland Canal Lake Erie Lake Ontario Niagara River

Aeroplane safety heat prevents wing ice in wind tunnel study

Cornell physicist Dr Merit Scott demonstrated in a refrigerating wind tunnel that heat carried by pipes along wing leading edges keeps the surface above freezing. The experiment showed hot air from engine-like pipes creating a heat cushion to prevent ice formation on small model wings.

Merit Scott Cornell Scott

New 40 Passenger Flying Boat Takes Flight for Atlantic Tests

A 40 passenger flying boat, the largest ever built, will fly in the Pan American system testing trans Atlantic service. The craft will operate between Miami and Barranquilla Colombia covering 1350 miles with most over ocean. The ship features 1000 mile range extendable by reducing passenger space and luxury interiors. Engines have canvased covers that can form a sail for surface sailing.

Connecticut Caribbean Pan-American Airways Miami Barangguilla Colombia Atlantic

Canada Ranks High In Engineering Work

The Ottawa Journal notes Engineering of London praising the Welland Ship Canal as a landmark in British Empire engineering. It highlights the canal's lift height, 21 bridges, and claims it rivals the Panama Canal in significance and scale, placing Canada among world leaders in engineering achievement.

United States London England Welland Ship Canal Panama Canal British Empire Republic Ottawa Journal

Fog at Sea Threatens Ships and Passengers

The Atlantic fog disrupts navigation as captains keep constant watch on the bridge. A returning ship reports a captain staying aboard for 50 hours without sleep due to heavy fog. A passenger vessel sounded its fog horn 7 430 times on a single voyage from New York to England.

Atlantic New York England

Postal Clerks Face Stamp Confusion At St Thomas Ontario

Post office workers deal with unusual postage errors as three cent letters return with torn two cent stamps split in half. Patrons thought tearing a two cent stamp created a one cent value, causing two cents due per letter. Also advertised is Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil claimed to banish sores.

St. Thomas Ontario Thomas

Saskatchewan butter production up 46 percent in first half 1931

In Saskatchewan, creamery butter production for January through June 1931 rose 46 percent from 1930. Total output reached 8,632,552 pounds, up 2,711,238 pounds from the same period last year. June 1931 production was 2,484,733 pounds versus 2,203,835 pounds in June 1930.

Saskatchewan

Whiskers Wiggle Trains Into 4:44 Joke

A rural station agent repeats train time as Edward, a six year old, prods him for the exact 4 4. The boy says he enjoys watching the agent’s whiskers wobble when he says the digits. The exchange ends with amusement over the misheard time.

Edward Rascal

Muskrats Clean Wounds by Licking Gnawing Infected Flesh

Louisiana biologist notes muskrats keep wounds clean with constant licking and gnaw away infected flesh. He adds that hummingbirds prefer a color over others in flowers.

Louisiana

Plums Preserved In Spiced Vinegar Syrup

Betty Barclay shares a week recipe for spiced plum preserves. Wash and dry 4 quarts of plums, pack in a stone jar, and make a hot syrup with 1 pint vinegar 3 pounds sugar 1 tablespoon each of cloves cinnamon and allspice. Pour over plums, let stand overnight, drain, reheat syrup, return plums, cook until clear but not soft, pack in hot jars, seal, and keep color firm.

Celestial Almond Cakes and Persian Balm Beauty Claims

A recipe for Celestial Almond Cakes uses blanched almonds butter sugar egg and rice flour with almond extract. The text extols Persian palm and Persian Balm as skin toning and beautifying products promising youthful complexions and feminine elegance.

Scenic Yoho Valley Drive In British Columbia Offer

A travel note extols a motor tour through Yoho Valley in Yoho National Park. The valley spans fourteen miles with sheer mountain sides and primeval forests. Six waterfalls dot the route, led by Takakkaw dropping 1650 feet to the valley floor. Other Canadian Rockies drives include Banff to Lake Louise, Jasper and Water ton Lakes Park.

Yoho Valley Yoho National Park British Columbia Canada Canadian Rockies Banff Lake Louise Jasper National Park Waterton Lakes Park

Canada Post Offices rise to twelve thousand four hundred twenty seven

Canada Post Offices total 12 427 an increase of 18 from last year and 180 since 1922. Rural mail carriers number 4 256 nationwide as stated by Hon. Arthur Sauve Postmaster General.

Canada Arthur Sauve

Heal your horse with Douglas Egyptian Liniment

Apply Douglas Egyptian Liniment to sore necks and galls for a sure speedy treatment. Keeps horses healthy while they work and recovers quickly from strains and stiffness.

Carpenter Hopes for a Higher Plane in Afterlife

A carpenter expresses belief that in the next world he will work at a higher level, hoping for some different plane to ply his trade. He reflects on future possibilities beyond this life and the work he does now.

Manitoba Plans Highway Construction Miles Above Earth

Manitoba plans to seek permission to begin four road projects under a federal unemployment relief program after House of Commons funding. Projects include parts of the trans Canada Highway the Pas Highway and Pine Falls and Clear Lake roads with provincial work to proceed if a retroactive agreement is approved. A federal minister denied consent until new legislation passes. A separate note explains stratosphere basics with data from Piccard and a New York Times weather forecast on fog challenges.

Manitoba House of Commons Pine Falls Clear Lake W. R. Clubb Public Works Gideon Robertson Labor Clubb Dominion Belt Piccard New York Times

Problem of race mixing mocked by professor Sir Arthur Keith

The writer critiques Sir Arthur Keith’s views on human nature and interracial marriage. He dismisses the idea of all races intermarrying and argues racial differences should be preserved, claiming each race has unique contributions that cannot be expressed in Esperanto. The piece highlights racial tensions and the author’s stance on ethnicity.

Arthur Keith

Canada May Grow Prunes On Vancouver Island

The annual 1930 report from the Dominion Experimental Station at Sidney B C suggests Canada could meet its prune demand within the country. Experiments indicate prunes may be grown to perfection on Vancouver Island after extended trials.

Canada Dominion Sidney B.C Vancouver Island

Board of Control cites prohibition of marriage for defectives

The British Board of Control proposes banning marriage for defectives in its annual report. It also states that legalized sterilization of defectives is not justified by current knowledge.

Board of Control Great Britain

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