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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 02, 1931
Page
5
An advertisement extols Aspirin tablets as fast relief for colds, sore throat, neuralgia, neuritis, headaches, and menstrual discomfort. It emphasizes carrying the box, using enough to end the pain, and claims the product cannot harm, with sales at drug stores and branding as Made in Canada.
Jean after a long day of fatigue enjoys a masquerade at Biernfels hotel where she dons an Autumn costume and dances with various partners. She slips to a quiet alcove to rest, feeling the fatigue return after skating and a blizzard ordeal.
Mrs. K. McElroy of Kirkfield Ontario says she was nervous run down breathless and unable to sleep. After taking seven boxes of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills she can now sleep all night and has improved her condition. Sold at drag and general stores or by mail from The Milburn Ltd Toronte Ost.
Jean discovers a masked stranger barging into her alcove at the ball. He removes his mask and teases her as they recall the afternoon’s events. He refuses to reveal his name, prompting tension as their previously warm rapport cools and hints of danger rise.
Advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick cure for excess stomach acid with a spoonful in water neutralizing acids in minutes. Claims 50 years of physician use and 50c bottle price. Also promotes Phillips Dental Magnesia toothpaste as ideal for clean teeth and healthy gums.
The article profiles Van Campen Helliner, famed hunter and museum authority, financing a Bahamas voyage to swim shark waters with a dagger, filmed from a glass-bottom boat to test whether tiger sharks harm humans. It contrasts others like G H Vansell whose bee perspiration study yields odd but precise measurements.
In London a family firm has carried on eye making for over 150 years. Artificial eyes are so natural they appear identical in photographs and can even adjust pupil size. The business trades with Africa and the East for idol eyes, crafting temple god eyes to match fierce or sympathetic personas.
A medieval writ dated March 25 1360 confirms Sweden as a pioneer in iron and steel making with an iron furnace at Vikmanshyttan in Dalecarlia. It notes Olof Toerildsson owned a quarter share in the furnace, and genealogical research confirms other signatories.
Aline Michaelis offers poems on winter transition and reflective mood as autumn fades. The ad promotes Persian Balm, described as a stimulating skin conditioner for a smooth, velvety complexion and soothing chafing, with youthful, protective effects.
Hon. G. D. McKenzie Manitoba Minister of Lands Forests and Mines reports current year gold output estimated at about five times prior years. He notes strong prospecting around The Pas with two more mines expected to open next spring and base metals showing less promise.
Hon. G. D. Robertson, Minister of Labor, says letters were sent to all provinces stating the federal government believes new old age pension agreements must be negotiated with each province and the Justice Department will draft a standard form.
A sealed envelope left with Salts Hospital Shipley Yorkshire in 1961 is to be opened and sold. Donor Abraham Kendall believes the unknown contents will gain value. Douglas Egyptian Liniment advertised for quick relief of scald feet and warts and to reduce inflammation.
Destruction of Heligoland accelerates with a geologic slide swallowing over 2000 cubic meters of rock despite German engineering efforts. The North Sea island, once traded by Britain for Zanzibar, faces inexorable erosion. Japan relies on forests for 80 percent of its fuelwood.
Seven broadcasting stations are planned to be established in Japan. The initiative aims to expand national media reach and improve regional coverage across multiple prefectures, signaling a broader push for diversified broadcasting services.
A moralistic prayerful piece urges kindness and brotherly love in daily life. It quotes Romans and Hannah More, urging patience and calm in interactions. The essay pairs religious quotes with reflections on charity, moderation, and considerate conduct in community.
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports Saskatchewan sown acres rose by 4 078 187 in the decade to 1931 with total 21 746 039. Wheat led gains from 11 684 292 to 14 775 047 while oats fell from 4 860 202 to 4 368 735. A vermicide product, Mother Graves Worm Exterminator, is noted as life saving for children.
Canada’s annual Sitka spruce harvest runs about 90 million board feet. Much of this timber supports pulp and paper production. The species thrives in British Columbia where trees reach great height and bulk.
Some African natives believe that the spirits of deceased chiefs return to their kin in the form of snakes, a traditional belief linking ancestry with animal omens and household memories.
An advertisement for Castoria markets a gentle vegetable remedy to ease a fretful child’s sleep by stimulating bowel movement. It emphasizes no harsh drugs and urges prompt dosing for relaxed comfort and restful sleep, noting the product bears the genuine Castoria name.
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