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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 27, 1930
Page
5
Grandma watches as Wickfield mourners and mournful townsfolk accompany the doctor to his grave. Charmian faces John Carter's legacy and James Bennett's California departure while Grandma and Gam Garfieid weigh keeping Wickfield intact. Charmian reads a late postscript revealing a cemetery bouquet plan.
Mrs Cha bition of Birchtown Quebec reports relief from nervousness and fatigue after using Pinkham medicines. She says the Vegetable Compound steadied her nerves and improved appetite while performing farm chores. She also used Blood Medicine to answer a letter from an inquiry.
Motorists call for illuminated routes on France's highways with radium or phosphorescent paint on roadside trees and whitewashed crossroads to aid night driving.
Dialogue shows Mrs. Simp dismissing a new nurse-girl as inexperienced, noting she only tends to children and not the dog, highlighting concerns about caregiver duties within a household.
A small feature notes bicycles of various colors spreading through London streets. The piece highlights vibrant hues and growing interest in cycling as a citywide trend.
A mild, vegetable-based remedy for children suits infants and toddlers. It soothes fussiness, colic, and digestive disturbances without strong medicine. Use a few drops for constipation and in cases of poor appetite or restlessness in youngsters.
The vast Wendels real estate fortune valued over 100 million dollars is set to go to charity upon the death of Mrs Rebecca Wendel Swope the frail heiress who died July 20 Her sister Miss Ella now 80 is the last of the line The family long resisted change living in a Fifth Avenue mansion and keeping estates secret The lone surviving member rarely leaves home except to walk a poodle in the yard known as the million dollar dog run
Control of grain prices discussed with Poland urging Latvia Estonia Bulgaria Yugoslavia Hungary Romania and Czechoslovakia to sign. Berlin views the move as of European significance not world impact. Danube crops show promise for 1930 while Romania's wheat output rises by about 700000 tons. Yugoslavia forecasts a 600000 ton decline, Hungary and Bulgaria expect increases around 300000 tons each.
The Royal Irish Academy discusses Ireland’s coast erosion with East coast beaches lowering notably over winter. An engineer notes land and sea both rise but sea rises faster, causing a few centimeters of sinking per century across Western Europe according to the geological survey director.
The Canadian Government spent $5,000 to buy an aeroplane bombs and hire a pilot to kill porpoises in the Gulf of St Lawrence. Officials said the mammals were destroying marine life in the gulf.
A giant tower with swinging side arms enabling airplane launch and landing, and capable of picking up mail and freight in flight, has been invented. The device aims to streamline air traffic operations and mail handling by lifting and lowering aircraft midair.
The World reports Southern Italy endures another quake, killing hundreds and wrecking towns. Seismic activity in the Italian peninsula, famed for its volcanic origin, has a long history with Bologna and Rome suffering tremors earlier. The 1908 Messina quake remains the deadliest in the record with about 77,000 fatalities, surpassed only by Japan's 1923 disaster.
Official decree protects remains of the Peace River canyon dinosaur tracks and ichtyosaurus fossils as historic objects. Removal or defacement is a serious offense. Discovered by railway engineers during a survey last summer, the finds show prehistoric monsters of the prairies reached British Columbia along the river.
A vintage advertisement touts Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as palatable to children while claiming it works quickly and surely. The copy emphasizes safety for youngsters and reliable pest control.
The Messina Cathedral in Sicily will feature a vast illuminated clock with dial visible far away and displays for celestial positions tides weather and temperature. A dawn crowing chanticleer a noon roaring lion and quarterly chimes with bronze figures of Sicilian heroines will mark time along with seasonal month indicators.
A rural household lines up a week apart as a man prepares to leave with no axe for house repairs. The woman protests the abrupt absence and the lack of tools, highlighting domestic tensions over a minor domestic task.
Work begins at Port Arthur Ontario on a new grain storage elevator with capacity 3 500 000 bushels. Construction starts immediately to expand grain handling and storage for regional trade.
A concise witticism notes that many people claim wisdom, yet real insight appears only when approached closely.
Religious reflections weave verse on divine presence and comfort. Whittier and Van Dyke quotes praise God’s unwavering care and the Holy Spirit’s unseen blessing, urging remembrance of divine presence amid darkness and doubt.
A homing pigeon on a Royal Canadian Air Force mission endured a brutal dog raid at Moose Lake after a hamper was opened. Two birds were killed and a third was injured but reached its home loft at Cormorant Lake within 24 hours, sewn up by pigeoneer Frank Bradley.
Worm powders are in high demand and sold at chemists and drug shops. The product is described as a reliable treatment that expels worms and relieves worm related suffering, with many mothers glad to have it for their children.
London reports 1930 may be one of its healthiest years. In four months, deaths total 20 358, down 12 000 from 1929. Influenza deaths drop from 2 863 to 208 amid an unusually mild winter.
A newspaper-style quip exchange contrasts a man's desire for multiple wives with a partner’s caution that law guards those who cannot defend themselves. The dialogue hints at social protections and legal bounds shaping personal relations.
Mr W J Cooper of Maughan Alta recalls arriving in Canada with his family and a six year old son suffering from cholera. An attendant suggested Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry sold in Winnipeg. After four doses the child recovered and was cheerful by the next morning.
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