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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1928
Page
11
A dramatic journey follows Douglas and Gillis as a noble animal is shot and a rescue party reaches the worksite for a hazardous railway right of way. The party faces blasting, steam shovels, and a brutal accident in a frontier landscape.
A District Ranger named Wilkinson warns about fire risks while guiding Douglas and Gillis toward Summit Lake. They traverse tall trees, deer, bears, and blue grouse, camp by the Cheakamus River, and arrive at a secluded valley with log cabins, a rustic bridge, and a tranquil emerald lake. John Hillier, trapper and host, welcomes them at the road house as the scene closes with a sunset.
A reflective meditation quotes Psalm 46 2 and invokes divine providence in guiding all life from germ to sunlit path. It contrasts human perception with God’s all reaching order that cares for individuals as well as nations.
The article explains tartar as salivary calculus forming on teeth, especially inside lower incisors and outside upper molars, and outlines how soft deposits must be brushed away within 5 to 12 hours before hardening. It notes tartar can inflame gums and threaten teeth, and that only a dentist can remove established calculus, while after meals brushing these areas reduces buildup.
The interviewer asks the woman if she has ever driven a car while her husband recalls she has 120 thousand miles with no steering. He asks if she is American, she replies she was born in Tipperary but on the Fourth of July.
George G. Wakeman of Ottawa in a Dominion Aviation Conference address says the government will not contribute financially to harbor and seaplane station works. He forecasts government action on installing and maintaining illumination systems needed at airports and along airways.
Calgary anticipated film studio development follows remarks by Guy Weadick manager of the Calgary Stampede and general manager of British Canadian Pictures Limited who just completed the first all Canadian picture His Destiny. The firm weighs Calgary for location due to favorable picture making conditions.
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