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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 26, 1931
Page
6
The article explains how diabetes disrupts glucose use and glycogen storage, the role of the pancreas and insulin, and the impact of diet and sugar intake. It notes insulin is not a cure but a control method, requiring ongoing physician supervision and a regulated diet for a normal life. It mentions Banting’s discovery in 1920 and urges careful treatment to avoid disaster.
Mr Lir Harrison leads Sunday service on August 30 1931 Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity Sunday School in church at 10 30 a m Evening service with sermon in church all are welcome to attend.
Hamiota United Church schedules morning worship at 11 10. Sunday School and Bible Classes meet at 7. Evening worship will be preached by Rev. S BP Riddell from Kerwood Manitoba in both morning and evening services.
Rev NB McLenaghben leads services on Sunday August 30 with Oakner at 11 am and 12 10 pm Sunday School Scotia 12 30 pm preaching 1 30 pm Chumah 2 15 pm Sunday School 3 00 pm preaching service Adjusted times shown for the day at three churches with the afternoon program in sequence.
Canadian National Railways launches a campaign to show train meals are affordable for travelers of moderate means. Printed slips with sample menus are being distributed in day coaches and sleepers to prove meals need not be elite affairs.
Three families of reindeer herders from northern Norway traveled by Canadian National Railways to Canada to tend Arctic reindeer. The group includes six adults and four children and was joined by government representative H Persild who recruited workers in Scandinavia. They stopped briefly in Ottawa before heading to Waterways, Alberta, their starting point.
An agreement between the railway workers organization and Canadian National Railways Western Region broadens spread of work. Effective August 1, the pact sets maximum mileage for running trades and weekly hours for yard forces, allowing idle employees to share in available jobs. A. A. Tisdale signed for the railways with the Brotherhood representatives.
A reader asks for the meaning of mental hygiene. The piece defines it as measures to promote mental health and prevent disorders, notes the modern shift from punishment to treatment in asylums, and emphasizes prevention through scientific study to foster lifelong habits.
The article notes feeding tobacco with salt to sheep as an internal parasite treatment. It cites Canada's forest resources estimated at 224 304 million cubic feet, able to yield 424.63 million board feet of lumber and 1 121 993 thousand cords of pulpwood. Grant Hall of Canadian Pacific Railway praised western Canad ian progress after a tour. Lord Duncannon, Hon Arthur Ponsonby and Major Dollam vacationing at Banff Springs Hotel.
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