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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 25, 1935

Page

5

Prediction of Indefinite Life Prolongation Stirs Debate

Dr. Alexis Carrel of the Rockefeller Institute argued that reversible and irreversible death define limits for extending life. He spoke to the New York Academy of Medicine about aging, rejuvenation prospects, and possible centuries of human longevity through future medical advances.

Alexis Carrel Rockefeller Institute Dr Carrel Institute Charles A. Lindbergh Carrels New York Academy of Medicine Dr. Carrel Academy Carrel

Pacific Fisheries Hit Multimillion Pound October Harvest

British Columbia's October catch tops fifty three and a half million pounds with Salmon about 27.75 million Herring 16.16 million and Pilchard near 9.70 million pounds. The Big Four fisheries drive BC leading Canada in marketed value while secondary catches also add to the total.

British Columbia Canada Pacific Coast Dominion Pacific

Kitchen skills spark role reversal debate in London

The London Sunday Pictorial weighs whether plain and fancy cooking taught to would‑be handymen at a London Institute risks blurring traditional gender roles. It questions if a man who can cook or a woman who can mend doors would alter mutual admiration or domestic power dynamics.

London

Closest Shave Grinding Machine Used In Gloversville Glove Factory

A precision grinding machine in a Gloversville New York factory can shave print from a newspaper without tearing the paper. The device roughens the surface yet leaves no holes while grinding tanned hide surfaces used in high quality gloves.

Gloversville New York

Ireland's First Steel Train Rolls Cork to Dublin

The Irish Free State introduces its first all steel railway train on the Cork to Dublin run. It includes five passenger coaches a dining and buffet car a baggage car and a mail car with beautifully decorated coaches signaling a new era in railway travel.

Irish Free State Cork Dublin

Victoria’s Voice Record Kept By B B C Library

The Edison Bell Company gramophone record of Victoria’s voice cannot be released for public hearing but the British Broadcasting Corporation will be allowed to retain a specimen record in its library for archival purposes.

Victoria Edison Bell Company British Broadcasting Corporation

Cure of scurvy noted by physicians since 1745

The historical note states physicians observed lemon juice as a remedy for scurvy as early as 1745 2130, reflecting early medical use of citrus for scurvy prevention.

Chinese Peasants Flood Dykes to Save Farms

The Vancouver Sun reports that villagers near Hiachow Kiangsu China cut the Yellow river dykes to protect their farms from flood damage. The flood displaced more than 600000 people downstream, highlighting self interest versus communal cost across nations.

Hiachow Kiangsu Yellow River Vancouver Sun

Tribe with bows and arrows found in New Guinea valley

M Hides reports discovery of a small, light skinned tribe in the White River Valley showing pretty yodelling tones and bearing stone axes bows and human daggers. Initially cordial, the people later refused food, forcing the explorers to fight for sustenance.

White River Valley New Guinea Australia M. Hides Hides

The Western Prairie Portrait of a Tempestuous Landscape

A vivid, literary depiction of the prairie as a seductive yet dangerous force. The soil's fecundity lures men, but winter frosts, summer heat, and hail threaten crops. Despite the peril, reliance on the land persists, even as harsh seasons exact a toll.

E. M. Hinds Empire Review

Colonial Pavement Quilt Pattern for Winter Craft

Easy to cut easy to piece quilt inspired by Washington era mosaic pavements. Pattern 5501 includes block chart yardage chart and layout diagrams for single and double beds. Send 20 cents to Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg. No Alice Brooks pattern book published.

Washington Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg

Definite Steps Toward Canada Amending Its Constitution

A government report outlines progress on five fox ranch research groups at Summerside PEI and details a Dominion conference decision to pursue constitutional amendment. Quebec dropped opposition while New Brunswick kept a dissent as ministers propose an imperial statute enabling Dominion and provincial parliaments to amend the British North America Act with defined thresholds.

Summersoe Prince Edward Island Dominion Experimental Farms Canada G. Ennis Smith Dominion Department of Agriculture Ottawa Quebec L. A. Taschereau New Brunswick B.N.A Dominions United Kingdom France Great Britain Constitutional Committee Taschereau J. B. McNair A. W. Roebuck Ontario Dominion

How Olympics Originated

The article explains that Olympic refers to Olympia, site of ancient Greek games held to please the gods. It notes a four year interval called the Olympiad used from 776 B.C. to measure time, and that the term later extended to major sport festivals.

Olympia Mount Olympus

Newspapers Dominate Retail Ads, Hastings Says in New York

Ernest Co. Hastings of the Dry Goods Economist told a conference in New York that newspapers are the dominant force in drawing buyers to stores. He noted department stores spent about 150 million dollars on newspaper advertising last year, double that of other media. He warned local papers keep retail commerce alive and avoid decline.

New York City Associated Business Papers Ernest Co. Hastings Hastings

Auctioneer Aims to Clear Storage with Car Auction

An auctioneer tries to dispose of old cars to avoid storage and hauling charges. A bystander refuses a bid and jokes, leading to tension. A man compliments a woman as the exchange ends with threats of legal action and the car being taken away.

Least Hope Given to Any Man Dialogue Between Rudy and Clara

A terse exchange features Rudy offering only the smallest spark of hope while Clara asserts she has already given the least amount of hope she can to any man. The line highlights a fragile emotional stalemate between two characters.

Rudy Clara

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Cine Paul Bert Pacific Fisheries London Sunday Pictorial Ireland Edward Music Manila California Edwin C. Musick Musick Nowise Alice Brooks Brooks Walea Fox Parliament of House of Commons Senate of Canada Senate Legislative Assemblies Legislative Councils People of Canada
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