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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 03, 1937

Page

6

World Happenings Briefly Told From 1937 Entry

The Admiralty promotes the Duke of Kent to captain. The League of Nations steering committee meets May 6. Roosevelt names a social commission for King George VI’s coronation in May. Seventy four laborers drown building a railroad bridge at Hangchow. Spain announces 3112 divorces since the revolt. Saint John mayoral car to bear civic insignia. An iron clad protection for Eriz Giuliani at Sault Ste. Marie during a storm. Ontario egg surplus rises by 1 million dozen with prices three cents lower. King George V flax used for artists canvases. Coronation era coaching will run London to Hampton Court May 1 to July 31.

Admiralty Duke of Kent Council of The League of Nations Roosevelt Social Commission United States George VI of Great Britain Chentang River Hangchow China Exchange Telegraph Barcelona Spain United Farmers of Ontario Sandringham King George V France Belgium Holland London Hampton Court

Revolvers in Canada face scrutiny amid registration figures

The Port Arthur News-Chronicle argues that over 98 000 revolvers and pistols are registered in Canada and questions their necessity for public safety. The piece contends firearms are useful only in conflict between individuals and suggests police would prefer a world without handguns.

Canada Royal Canadian Mounted Police Royal Canadian Port Arthur

Canberra's Water Use Sets World Record Per Capita

Canberra Australia tops global cities for a day’s water use with 450 gallons per person linking to its garden city status and lack of water restrictions. The 172 gallon average highlights Canberra among the world’s highest users alongside Washington Buffalo and Philadelphia.

Canberra Australia Washington Buffalo Philadelphia

The Bride’s Kitchen Calamity from a Recipe Flare

A young wife complains to her mother after a failed cooking attempt. She followed a cookbook instruction to boil on brisk fire then beat for ten minutes, only to have the dish burn to a cinder. The misstep lies in the timing and wording of the recipe.

The Great Comet of 1811 Surpasses Solar Size

A historical note states that the Great Comet of 1811 was larger than the sun, an extraordinary celestial event. Astronomical observers documented its immense presence, marking it as one of the era’s notable sky sightings.

Jack Miner’s Gospel Tags Spark Northward Bird Study

JavaScript-style: Jack Miner’s tag gospel inspired mission work and data sharing with Eskimo communities along Hudson’s Bay. Missionaries collected tags from native hunters, linking Scripture verses to bird sightings, creating a lasting record of wildfowl migration and aiding naturalists.

Jack Miner Kingsville W. E. Bray Anderson North Carolina Hudson's Bay Territory W. G. Walton Mr. Walton England Hudson's Bay Bay of Baffin's Land Arctic Circle Montreal Christ Arnold C. Herbert Fot Harrison Baffins Land United States

Great West Life figures released ahead of 45th meeting in Winnipeg

Great-West Life figures issued before the 45th annual meeting in Winnipeg on Tuesday February 2 show business in force at 575 844 591 up over 9 million from 1935. New business for 1936 reached 49 706 207, assets total 150 005 674 with policy holders reserves 143 566 739. Total payments to policy holders and beneficiaries in 1936 were 15 147 510. Deaths of policyholders during 1936 totaled 1 314 with beneficiary payments near 3 750 000. The company notes 1936 progress in Canada and the U S and an optimistic 1937 outlook with January sales up over 25 percent.

Great-West Life Assurance Company Winnipeg Gan Great West Life Canada United States

Eton Alumni Form Sixth Of House Of Commons

The article notes 105 Eton alumni in the 615 member British House of Commons, about one sixth of the whole body. It recalls the visit of electe d MPs to plant trees at Eton and contrasts the school’s famed uniforms with its political reach.

House of Commons Eton M.P

Easy to Make Anne Adams House Frock Pattern 4311

Slim, crisp house frock design by Anne Adams emphasizes economy and simple sewing. Cutting sleeves and yoke together saves time, with a panel skirt, patch pockets, and pleats for a comfortable fit. Pattern 4311 in multiple sizes, requires about 34 yards fabric, illustrated instructions, send 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Winnipeg.

Anne Adams Boih Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. F Winnipeg

Deepest Oil Well Set Record in Ventura Field California

Tide Water Associated Oil Company announces McGonigle Number 12 in the Ventura Ave field California as the deepest oil well in the world at 10 569 feet surpassing Texas Company’s Number 5 Rigolette at Lafitte Louisiana 10 244 feet. Also notes the British monarchs born in London and goat milk fat content compared with cow milk.

Tide Water Associated Oil Company

Light of the World lesson on following Jesus

A Sunday school reflection on John 8 12 declaring I am the light of the world and the call to follow Jesus for guidance and work. The piece discusses light as practical strength and progress and cites Jesus healing a man born blind as a testament to God’s works manifesting through faith.

Jesus Tabernacles Jesus Christ Christ George Adam Smith Job God

Heads of States bar Hitler from coronation Invitations exclude heads of state

The piece notes a royal convention prevents heads of state from attending coronations. Hitler cannot nominate himself though he can name German representatives. Mussolini’s status as Capo di governo and Stalin’s leadership in Soviet Russia raise questions about who is a head of state and how precedents apply.

Hitler Mussolini Stalin Soviet Russia

Undefeated Aberdeen Angus Bull Dominates 1936 Show Circuit

Glenelg Prince Middlebrook from the Canadian Pacific Railway farm at Coaldale Alta won first prize at seven major exhibitions including Calgary Edmonton Saskatoon Regina Vancouver Victoria and the Royal Winter Fair Toronto He also claimed reserve senior champion at the Royal His companion Glenelg Lord Middlebrook won first prize in multiple two year old class shows and wore the senior champion ribbon at the Royal in 1936.

Calgary Edmonton Saskatoon Regina Vancouver Victoria Toronto Glenelg Prince Middlebrook Canadian Pacific Railway Coaldale Alta The Royal Lord Middlebrook Brandon

Queen Mary gifts books to prairie libraries scheme

Queen Mary donates 109 volumes to the Lady Tweedsmuir prairie libraries scheme. About 3,000 books have been gathered and dispatched from government house to distribution centers in western Canada, including Manitoba and Alberta, with Saskatchewan to be included. Esther Thompson leads Manitoba, while Mrs J P Ferguson heads Alberta distribution. Each book carries a card noting the gift to the scheme in January 1937.

Esther Thompson Winnipeg Alberta J P. Ferguson Trochu Queen Marys Prairie Queen Mary Lady

Speed and Flight Progress Versus Urgency

Peterborough Examiner questions the push for faster air travel noting projections of 300 mph passenger planes and 500 mph seaplanes within ten years while warning against reckless speed and recalling recent fatal crashes. The piece argues existing highway and business speeds already strain people and resources.

American Association For the Advancement of Science Peterborough Examiner

Progress Fight Trachoma Among Indians Slowed

The Indian Affairs annual report notes substantial progress against trachoma, especially in Indian residential schools where many pupils have been cured or are on course. Active cases decreased significantly and spread to well pupils diminished, though on reserves progress was slower and harder to achieve.

Department of Indian Affairs Department

Cork Trees of Iberia Prove Long Lived and Productive

Spain and Portugal harbor extensive cork forests from evergreen oaks. Each tree yields 45 to 60 pounds of cork after bark stripping every 8 to 10 years. These trees endure for 150 years or more despite repeated tapping, as observed in early 20th century impressions.

Spain Portugal

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Saint John, N.B Saint John Eriz Guiliani Sault Ste. Marie S Bird Missionaries Margaret Wade Eyfereers Stambene EN Golgy Herise Prock California Mary JPSCS Prairie Library Scheme Lady Tweedsmuir
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